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Salem Media of Kentucky to Sell Station
Salem Communications Corporation (NASDAQ:SALM), a leading U.S. radio broadcaster, Internet content provider, magazine and book publisher targeting audiences interested in Christian and family-themed content and conservative values, today announced it has entered into an agreement to sell WRVI (105.9FM) to the WAY-FM Media Group, Inc. for $3 million. Pending regulatory approvals, the company ...
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"Digital drugs" panic hypochondriac-paranoid parents
Back in the '80s and early '90s, a series of rather silly movies and stories had everyone wondering whether a computer virus could somehow "cross over" and infect carbon-based lifeforms. (In truth, there are probably still people out there who think this today .) Now technophobes are worried about a new phenomenon called idosers , digital music that can allegedly mess with your mind and ...
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Virtual curbs on expression
The world is crying foul as the Olympics could not breach the Great Firewall of China. And protests against China breaking its vow to free Internet access during Olympics are not limited to human rights organisations.
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New Yahoo service helps users share their location
By RACHEL METZ NEW YORK (AP) -- Yahoo Inc. is riding the wave of location-based services with the launch of a service intended to help users share their real-world location with their friends online.
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Jumpgate Evolution Finds Russian Partner
Codemasters Online and Game Factory Interactive (GFI) are pleased to announce a licensing deal that will bring the highly anticipated massively multiplayer online space game, Jumpgate, to Russia, former USSR countries and the Baltic Region. The game will be fully localized for the Russian territories with Game Factory Interactive publishing and operating the game across the region.
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Parachute Marketing Group Concludes 17 State Bluetooth Campaign
Parachute Marketing Group (PMG), provider of advanced Bluetooth Proximity Marketing services, celebrated the successful conclusion of a 17-State campaign. Over the course of just 4 weeks, PMG's wireless access points were deployed in theatres across the country to promote a major motion picture release.
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Dell eyes $1bn mkt in India
Dell Inc, the world's second-largest personal computer maker, expects to clock revenue of $1 billion from India by next year. The company's run rate for this year is $800 million while it clocked $700 million in revenue last year.
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Intel 'Turbo Memory' tries to speed up Windows
The newest version of the chipmaker's Turbo Memory is trying to do what the Vista operating system doesn't do inherently.
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Firms log into insurance to cut cyber crime losses
Currently, some middle and large sized companies buy this insurance either as a standalone policy or bundled policy for covering cyber crime losses.
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New Yahoo service helps users share their location
Yahoo Inc. is riding the wave of location-based services with the launch of a service intended to help users share their real-world location with their friends online. Yahoo made Fire Eagle available to the public this week. Previously, the service had been...
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Startups Meebo, TokBox offer new ways to link folks online
n Instant-messaging, videoconferencing services form alliance
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EASEUS Disk Copy 2.0
Instead of upgrading your computer, a cheaper solution would be to upgrade the components. With large hard drives available for well under £100, there’s no reason why you couldn’t ditch your old 80GB drive and grab a larger drive and then use it for storing your audio, video and other media files.
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Man Pleads Guilty After YouTube Rant
A Philadelphia man pled guilty to charges stemming from an online video rant during which he encouraged residents to take aim at police officers.
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Rare collection of Lennon art shown in Waukesha
WAUKESHA, Wis. (AP) John Lennons wife Yoko Ono and his admirers are so protective of the late Beatles legacy they dont want any of his original drawings photographed in full. Some are fragile and worth hundreds of thousands of dollars or more, and they dont want them to hit the Internet, where they can be counterfeited. So for the first time the public will get to see 27 pencil and pen drawings ...
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Lebanon wireless ‘working’
LEBANON — More than 2,000 people have taken advantage of Lebanon’s all-city wireless network so far, and city officials say they’re pleased with the response.
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MIT Students Still Gagged as Defcon Convention Ends
Defcon 16, which drew an audience of 9,000 people to Las Vegas over three days, is over -- but the focus remains on a trio of Massachusetts Institute of Technology students who stole the spotlight at the world's largest hacker conference. MIT students Zack Anderson, Alessandro Chiesa, and R.J. Ryan are still blocked from revealing how they found a way to ride the Massachusetts Bay ...
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Olympics: Gold medal dream to bring father back
China's internet community is scouring the earth for the father of 10m air pistol gold medallist Guo Wenjun. Reuters news agency reported that the man abandoned his daughter 10 years ago to the care of her coach.
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City of Auburn Unveils New Web Cam Network
A new feature on the City of Auburn's Web site offers live video from six downtown intersections, courtesy of newly installed Web cams.
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Internet, Broadband Companies Admit to Tracking User Behavior Without Explicit Consent
According to a letter released recently by the U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee, several Internet and broadband companies have admitted to using targeted-advertising technology without explicitly informing customers.
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New Yahoo service helps users share their location
Yahoo Inc. is riding the wave of location-based services with the launch of a service intended to help users share their real-world location with their friends online. Yahoo made Fire Eagle available to the public this week. Previously, the service had been available in a private "beta" test since March. After signing up with a Yahoo ID, users can update their physical locations through Fire ...
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Hacker Attacks Preceded Fighting
14 August 2008 Hackers knocked down Georgian government web sites days before Russian tanks rolled into the country's territory, in what experts said Wednesday was an ominous sign that cyber-attacks might foreshadow future armed conflicts.
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D-Link launches indigenous videophone
Bangalore, Aug 13 (UNI) D-Link India today announced the launch of IP Videophone GVC-3000, a feature-rich videophone with a built-in LCD screen.
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TECH REVIEW: Toshiba D-R410 DVD recorder
DVD recorders do have their place, as many bristle at the idea of monthly DVR subscriptions or prefer backing up their favorite TV moments to a physical DVD. Toshiba's basic D-R140 seems like a good solution for people who still want to record DVDs. It may not have as many features as competing models, but many people don't need those features and will appreciate its budget price.
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Downloadable Game of the Week: 'PixelJunk Eden'
"PixelJunk Eden"
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