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AOL releases search histories of 500,000 users. Deliberately!
7 August 2006, 15:07
Last week, AOL deliberately made available online the private search histories of 500,000 of its users. The move has caused uproar and resulted in the data being pulled over the ...
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New AOL video portal promises 45-plus channels
3 August 2006, 14:46
Tomorrow (August 4) sees the start of beta testing by AOL of a revamped video portal promising 45-plus new video channels, with thousands of hours of video programming from popular ...
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Sky flexes muscles for broadband deathmatch
28 July 2006, 17:19
Media behemoth flashes financial might
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MySpace.Com still down after 'data-centre power outage'
24 July 2006, 14:02
The hugely popular MySpace.Com social-networking site is still down. It looks to have been down since Saturday and there's no clear sign of when it will be live again
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Drunken bet leads to eBay band promotion
21 July 2006, 14:34
In true 'red paperclip' style, a seller on eBay is attempting to win a bet by making as much money as possible from a low value item on eBay.
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eBay's accepting Nochex again. For now!
14 July 2006, 10:19
Nochex might have responded forcefully to being banned by eBay as an approved payment handler but it hasn't been so thorough in getting out the news that it's now back ...
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Nochex open letter disses eBay and bans
13 July 2006, 00:58
Now eBay has started to ban online purchasing systems other than PayPal, the soft smelly stuff and the air-con are on collision course - witness Nochex' open letter dissing eBay ...
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Ricky Gervais smashes own podcast-download record
26 June 2006, 15:45
Comedian Ricky Gervais claims to have smashed his own Guinness Book of World Records tally for the most-downloaded Podcast
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Easier-to-use Google Earth V4 now available
14 June 2006, 13:35
Google Earth 4 - offering improved ease of use and more realistic buildings and terrains - is now available to download in multiple languages and for Linux, as well as ...
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Free broadband for life attractive to surfing gossips
7 June 2006, 10:20
The TalkTalk home phone and free broadband service got off to a flying start, according to the annual financial report of parent company Carphone Warehouse
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HP cuts back on telecommuting
5 June 2006, 12:08
MercuryNews reports that HP has cancelled work-at-home arrangements for many staff employed in its IT division - a change that could force some to move house or find new jobs
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BitTorrent hits big time with Warner P2P deal
10 May 2006, 00:56
BitTorrent looks to have hit the big time with Warner Bros Home Entertainment Group (WBHEG) signing up to use the company's file-sharing technology to provide legal downloads of movies and ...
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Carphone Warehouse reveals details of 'free' broadband - it's war!
12 April 2006, 11:15
Carphone Warehouse subsidiary Talk Talk today revealed details about its hotly anticipated "free" broadband internet service, setting off widespread talk of a broadband and telecoms price war
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Disney trials ad-supported video over internet, intros broadband soap channel
11 April 2006, 02:22
Disney-ABC to offer four ABC primetime series free online in a two-month trial and introduce an always-on broadband soap-opera channel
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Free broadband from The Carphone Warehouse?
10 April 2006, 11:30
A free broadband service from The Carphone Warehouse, the UK's leading mobile phone retailer, will be announced this week according to the BBC
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TV over the internet could revolutionise broadcasting - BBC
10 April 2006, 11:10
The BBC's director of new media & technology claims that the recently completed consumer trial of the BBC's Integrated Media Player (iMP) shows that television over the internet could revolutionise ...
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BBC news stories used as phishing bait
31 March 2006, 14:49
Emails containing bogus links to BBC news stories are being used to trick users of Internet Explorer into visiting malicious websites that install keylogger software to monitor their online financial ...
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Germans face five years' jail for illegal downloads
27 March 2006, 14:02
Germans who illegally download films could be jailed for up to five years, according to TimeOnLine
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Review: Legal video-download wagon starts to roll ever faster with AOL on board
16 November 2005, 04:47
It's starting to look as though 2005 will go down as the year when the legal video-download wagon really started rolling. The latest company to give it a hefty push ...
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Net users go mad for online photo printing and sharing
9 September 2005, 00:00
Add yet another task to the list of things you no longer need to leave your home to do: photo printing.
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Online music battle hots up
5 September 2005, 00:00
Two more companies are entering the DRM filled world of music downloads. Both HMV and Virgin are looking to eat into the market share of Apple's iTunes.
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What is RSS?
4 July 2005, 00:00
\"RSS\" is a term you\'ve probably seen floating around various sites on the Internet, but what exactly does it mean and what is it for?
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