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Only 13 per cent of internet users employ Vista Online
HAMBURG - Windows XP remains the most common computer operating system among internet users, according to a survey conducted by a German marketing firm.
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Coming months to bring some gaming highlights
HAMBURG - PC game manufacturers are among those who do not like summer as many consumers prefer to be outdoors enjoying the weather rather than playing computer games. As a result, manufacturers slashes the number of releases dramatically during this period.
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Turkish actor Muhanad appears in Rula Saed’s new clip
The internet site for ‘Bokrah’ magazine published a report stating that the Lebanese singer Rula Saed chose the Turkish actor Kivanch Tatlitog, known as “Muhanad,” to appear in her upcoming music video clip.
Al Bawaba |
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Yahoo rejects proposal from Microsoft, Icahn
Internet company said bid would have involved selling its search business to software giant
The Globe and Mail |
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Disney World map in 3-D
Tourists overwhelmed by the mind-boggling size of Walt Disney World in Orlando, Fla., will be able to plan their tour with the help of a 3-D Google Earth map created by the Walt Disney Co.
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Questions remain in wake of KVET tech's ouster
KALAMAZOO -- Officer Craig Stouffer spent 11 years hiding microphones, setting up covert cameras and probing computer hard-drives as one of the longest-serving members of the elite Kalamazoo Valley Enforcement Team.
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New Microsoft Offer, Quickly Rejected
Microsoft and Yahoo shareholder Carl Icahn rejected a new Microsoft offer to acquire Yahoo’s search business earlier this evening. The offer, which apparently was made on Friday, was a variation on Microsoft’s previous offer to acquire Yahoo’s search business in exchange for cash, a partial stock buyout and revenue guarantees, required the complete replacement of [...]
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Wanting funding for outdoors, they woo youth online
Outdoors crowd? Check. Arts folks? Good. Environmentalists? Count on it. Young voters? Whoa!
Pioneer Press |
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More couples find way to wed on a budget
In the face of a faltering economy, there's a new way Americans are doing weddings: shopping clearance (or craigslist) for the wedding gown, using an iPod instead of a DJ at the reception, creating their own invitations and printing them out on a home computer.
Pioneer Press |
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American League Best team: The Tampa Bay Rays are starting to receive some All-Star respect. Rookie third baseman Evan Longoria led all vote getters for the final All-Star spot. That means either people are starting to notice the Rays or someone in Tampa has hacked the computer system. Rising: Chicago continues to get pushed in the Central, but the White Sox aren’t going anywhere. The ...
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Rays' Longoria earns final spot on AL All-Star team
Tampa Bay Rays rookie third baseman Evan Longoria and Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Corey Hart were elected All-Stars by fans in Internet balloting the ended Thursday.
Bradenton Herald |
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Gates' new challenge is in giving
SEATTLE — Bill Gates helped build Microsoft's legacy around the world. But Bill and Melinda Gates are building a different brand.
Pioneer Press |
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Woman back from Pakistan with harrowing tales
AMRITSAR: A young Indian woman, who met the man of her dreams from Pakistan online five years ago, married him and lived there, has come back to India with harrowing tales of torture after her husband died recently.
Gulf Times |
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Yahoo rejects proposal from Microsoft, Icahn
SAN FRANCISCO — Yahoo Inc. said Saturday it rejected a joint proposal from Microsoft Corp. and investor Carl Icahn that would have involved Yahoo selling its search business to Microsoft.
The Globe and Mail |
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Longest broadband terrestrial education grid launched
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Panchayati Raj Minister Mani Shankar Aiyar inaugurated the country’s longest broadband terrestrial education grid connecting the Indian Institute of Information Technology and Management (IIITM-Kerala) and Nagaland University here yesterday.
Gulf Times |
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Yahoo rejects joint Microsoft, Icahn proposal
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Yahoo Inc said on Saturday it has rejected a joint proposal from Microsoft Corp and activist investor Carl Icahn that would have involved Yahoo selling its search business to Microsoft.
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We get around on new blog
The internet was supposed to be the death of newspapers. Fifteen years later after our predicted demise, we’re still kicking around. Newspapers, however, have changed significantly through the internet.
St. Joseph News-Press |
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Racing struggling to divvy up the Internet pie
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — There aren't any Triple Crown contenders in John Hancock's 24-horse stable. The 48-year-old trainer is just a horseman trying to make a living, hoping to make enough money during Ellis Park's annual summer meet to last the year. The track, nestled along the Ohio River in Henderson, Ky., about two hours from Louisville, has seen just about everything in the 86 years since it ...
The Oklahoman |
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Popular business directory searches
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Popular business directory searches
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Yahoo rejects joint Microsoft proposal
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Yahoo Inc said on Saturday it has rejected a joint proposal from Microsoft Corp and activist investor Carl Icahn that would have involved Yahoo selling its search business to Microsoft.
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Note to parents: Children are being bullied on Internet
Bullying isn't restricted to playgrounds anymore. Instead, research shows that many students are changing their bullying tactics as technology develops, moving from schoolyard brawling to cyberbullying on the Internet.
Leader-Telegram |
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Brewers flashing leather, showing range
Brewers flashing leather, showing range
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Old computers get new life with students
About 700 computers that reached the end of their useful life at Carlisle Area School District are now starting second careers in area homes, thanks to a program initiated by technology coordinator Stephanie Douglas.
The Sentinel |
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Staying fit on the road
Traveling for business or pleasure can play havoc with your workout regimen. Whether you have a home gym or a membership to a health club, spending time on the road presents a challenge for people who want to follow a regular routine. So, before you leave on your next trip go to GymTicket.com, a Web site that will put you in touch with workout facilities for more than 2,000 gyms and health ...
Fort Worth Star-Telegram |
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