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05-01-08 EUR ALL ON ONE PAGE
PAULA ABDUL EXPLAINS TUESDAY'S 'IDOL' GAFFE: Judge gets flustered by changed format and critiques phantom performance. *Poor Paula. On Tuesday night's "American Idol," she reviewed a performance that had yet to happen, causing fans and bloggers to question the integrity of the judges' comments.
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IBM and the resurrection of the mainframe
Steve Mills runs IBM's $20 billion software business, but don't get the idea that he has his head in the cloud. The 34-year IBM veteran doesn't put a lot of stock in the cloud computing for his enterprise customer base.
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WAS REV. WRIGHT PRESS CONF A CLINTON CONSPIRACY?: Questions raised after organizer is exposed as a Hillary supporter.
*A hot topic among Barack Obama supporters on the Internet and black radio is the political affiliation of the woman who organized Monday's National Press Club event featuring Rev. Jeremiah Wright.
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General Dynamics And Cisco Systems Advance Battlefield Networking
by Staff Writers Taunton MA (SPX) May 01, 2008 General Dynamics C4 Systems and teammate Cisco Systems have successfully integrated Cisco's Unified Communications Manager software into the General Dynamics Itronix GoBook XR-1 computer.
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Volunteer Connection
Browse hundreds of volunteer opportunities at the Volunteer Center of Southern Arizona's Web site, www.volunteersoaz.org .
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RIAA gets aggressive over music downloads
RIAA goes after college students for illegally downloading music.
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Guidelines are the same for high-tech parenting
As parents, especially, the threats of the digital age can scare you stupid. Are our sons being stalked by some cyberperv who hangs out on Club Penguin? Will our daughters post photos of themselves, drunk and half-naked, on MySpace for their college admissions counselors to see?
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Facing Facebook
Following her release from detention on 23 April Esraa Abdel-Fattah, the founder of the Facebook group "6 April: A Nationwide Strike", told newspapers that she would henceforth avoid any form of "virtual activity".
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Channel Middle East English edition
Microsoft Gulf, in its capacity as a member of the Business software Alliance (BSA), has announced that it has carried out the latest in a long line of raids targeting software right infringers in the Middle East.
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quite minimal
"Does performance suck on Vista when compared to XP? That's what I was set out to find out. I was worried at first, since the performance in Beta 2 was quite bad.
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Reciva partners with Treedia for delivery of Podcast.com content
Under the terms of the agreement, Treedia, which develops software and portals based on its digital media aggregation and distribution platform, will be providing curated podcast content to Reciva-powered radios through its Podcast.com content hub.
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Duct-taped liquor store robber pleads guilty
A man accused of wrapping his head in duct tape and robbing an Ashland liquor store has pleaded guilty. Kasey G. Kazee, who made headlines and spawned Internet parodies with a jailhouse interview in which he denied involvement in the robbery last summer, pleaded guilty Tuesday to second-degree robbery. Under terms of a plea agreement, Kazee, 25, faces 10 years in prison, the maximum ...
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Touchpaper offers Asset Management Process Pack
According to Touchpaper, the Asset Management Process Pack is a lifecycle approach to asset management, which helps IT directors to keep track of an organisation's computing assets through the entire lifecycle, including procurement, ongoing management and change of IT assets, to their disposal.
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Time Warner announces it will sell cable business
Time Warner Inc. said Wednesday that it plans to spin off the rest of its cable TV business, answering investor pleas to further simplify the media conglomerate's sprawling corporate structure. The news came as Time Warner, which also owns Warner Bros., CNN, AOL and Time magazine, reported a 36 percent decline in first-quarter earnings from a year ago, when it had a gain from the sale of AOL's ...
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CSR to help Mio with connectivity for Mio P560
According to Mio, the P560 will be utilising CSR's UniFi, embedded Wi-Fi technology, to facilitate the sharing of large files easily. The P560, which offers GPS navigational capabilities, has also been optimised for easy synchronisation via CSR's low power Bluetooth silicon.
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Investors see gains out of Africa
Tucked away on the third floor of a modern office building in downtown Lusaka, Zambia's tiny stock market has only 16 listed companies. Clerks write orders in a logbook, only later entering them into a computer, as street vendors eke out a living outside selling mangoes and bootleg Chinese DVDs. In short, it's a long way from Wall Street. But these days, that's not such a bad thing. While the ...
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Boot Up for the Big Easy
The idea of holding a forum in New Orleans, with questions zapped in over the Internet, should strike the presidential candidates as irresistible.
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FastWeb Survey Reveals Financial Aid is the Top College Selection . (2º) Consideration
Consideration 29/04/2008 12:00:00 Business Wire Survey Methodology FastWeb s 2008 Financial Planning Survey was conducted from January 15 - February 20, 2008 via national targeted online distribution to parents, and prospective and current college students who are FastWeb members.
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'Iron Man'
IRON MAN? This is the name for a superhero? Rather than sounding like a six-pack of blue-collar beer, shouldn't the handle for a fighter for truth and justice be something sleek and modern like Titanium Man or even Uranium Al? Isn't Iron Man a little old-school for today's computer-generated movie franchise world?
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from websites about how to make hydrogen sulphide, which is touted as "an easy way to die". "There are many cases of suicide and they often harm people living nearby," the police agency said in a letter to a number of groups representing Internet providers.
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Bloggers just sit in a different seat
If you live near Buzz Bissinger, author of "Friday Night Lights," winner of the Pulitzer Prize, stay off his lawn. For your own safety. He's ornery. There's no telling what he'll do.
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Recent Original Stories
It would seem that the upcoming release of Microsoft's Windows Vista does not seem like a good thing for the desktop Linux community. After all, this update to Windows XP is going to focus on two attributes which have pushed users to Linux for years- security and stability.
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Media Corporation plc Update on the Earn-out on the Sale of Casino.co.uk
The Board of Media Corp is pleased to announce that following the sale of casino.co.uk in August 2007, the Group has exceeded the pre-agreed performance targets as per the Asset Purchase Agreement with Gaming Portals Limited and will receive a further £625,000 as part of the deferred consideration of the sale.
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Consolidation of Online Travel Market in Central Europe
The MCI.TechVentures investment fund, member of the Polish MCI Management SA financial group, has purchased a 50.10 % share in the INVIA.CZ internet travel agency, becoming its majority owner. The value of the transaction falls within the "over 10 million PLN (2.9 million EUR) category", the exact amount will not be published. INVIA has thus come to represent one of the largest investments in ...
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Sanbolic Provides Centralized Storage Management MMC Snap-in for Microsoft System Center Environments
Sanbolic Inc. has announced a snap-in for Microsoft Management Console (MMC) that provides centralized configuration and assignment of Storage Area Network (SAN) volumes for servers running Sanbolic's LaScala clustered volume manager.
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