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Olivier resurrected for film role. Footage of Sir Laurence Olivier will be used to create a villain in new fantasy film, Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow. |
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International sales boost eBay. The online auction firm, eBay, increases its revenues from outside the United States by 76% in the second quarter. |
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U2 'may release on iTunes early'. Rock band U2 could rush-release their new album on iTunes if pirated material turns up on the internet. |
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Customer boost at Vodafone. The mobile phone giant reports a bigger-than-expected rise in user numbers but problems remain at its Japanese unit. |
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Sudan web appeal hits record high. Donations to a UK appeal to help the Sudan humanitarian crisis are flooding in over the internet. |
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RealNetworks Says Files Can Play on IPod (AP). AP - RealNetworks Inc. says it has created technology that allows songs purchased through its online music services to be played on Apple Computer Inc.'s popular iPod player, just a few months after complaining that Apple was rebuffing attempts to form an alliance. |
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Bloggers Offer Inside View of Convention (AP). AP - The food at receptions, the wonkish policy details debated over breakfast, the gossip on the convention floor — in an age when the personal is political, blogs and conventions are a natural fit. |
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Real Networks Hacks iPod; .rm & Real Store for iPod |
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HP Releases New iPAQs |
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E-commerce attack is imminent, warn security experts |
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An eye opener on open source Internet security |
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Skype preps pre-pay service for the world. Anytime, anyplace, anywhere.... |
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Sage co-founder goes to Glasgow. Wylie picks up another reseller, and a chief exec |
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IBM said to be readying dual-core G5. The PowerPC 970MP could finally get Apple to 3GHz |
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McAfee Names Worst Viruses (PC World) |
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Success of Bagle Virus Puzzles Researchers |
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Customer number boost at Vodafone. The mobile phone giant reports a bigger-than-expected rise in user numbers but problems remain at its Japanese unit. |
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Bloggers take on US conventions. While some traditional media are treating US political conventions with contempt, webloggers are being welcomed. |
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HP Unveils New IPaqs (PC World). PC World - Pocket PC PDAs target everyone from digital entertainment enthusiasts to corporate travelers. |
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Unix's Founding Fathers |
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Sunday, July 25, 2004
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RealNetworks breaks Apple's hold on iPod. Real's Rob Glaser and Apple's Steve Jobs have feuded before. RealNetworks' iPod hack is likely to ruffle feathers again. |
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RealNetworks Says Files Can Play on iPod (AP). AP - RealNetworks Inc. says it has created technology that allows songs purchased through its online music services to be played on Apple Computer Inc.'s popular iPod player, just a few months after complaining that Apple was rebuffing attempts to form an alliance. |
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Canadian Music Industry Drills Dentists |
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HP to Dick Tracy: Bet your phone can't do this. Gadget can switch from cellular networks to Wi-Fi. Also plays and stores MP3s, takes photos.
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The Ultimate Nintendo Console |
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phpBB privmsg.php mode Variable XSS |
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Vaccinated Against Vices? |
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Vulns: Sun ONE Application Server Plaintext Password Vulnerability. Sun ONE Application Server is the application server solution distributed and maintained by Sun Microsystems. It is available for the Unix, Linux, and Microsoft platform... |
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Vulns: HP Distributed Computing Environment Buffer Overrun Vulnerability |
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Online Media Drop Gimmicks for Conventions (AP). AP - Gone from Internet coverage of the political conventions are most of the gimmicks, like 360-degree cameras that Web surfers can control from their homes. Also gone are television-style reports at USA Today's Web site and an original newscast from America Online Inc. |
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Attention Bonds Gain Momentum |
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The Houston Airport Rangers. Opinion Perimeter security. On horseback |
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Security Focus: Lexmark Network Printer HTTP Server Denial Of Service Vulnerability |
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Pushing computers to the limit. Computing power has risen phenomenally in the past 40 years and new approaches could help to keep it growing. |
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Operation Moon Bounce |
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Bin Laden 'suicide' virus on net. A virus purporting to show images of Osama bin Laden's suicide has been unleashed on the internet, experts warn. |
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Parents Reconsider Technology for Kids (AP). AP - Amanda Cunningham started her daughter on computers at 2 1/2 with "Reader Rabbit" software and Web sites like Sesame Street. Like any parent, she was proud Madeline could master the mouse so young. But Cunningham soon realized Madeline, now 4, wasn't really learning anything. She just kept clicking, dragging and playing the same games over and over. Now, she's in no rush to get her 1-year-old son, Liam, on computers or the Internet. |
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By Road and Rail? |
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Bin Laden 'suicide' virus appears. A virus purporting to show images of Osama bin Laden's suicide has been unleashed on the internet, experts warn. |
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Wednesday, July 14, 2004
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The Digital ID World Newsletter - July 8, 2004 Issue |
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Show of support for Seattle photoblogger harassed by authorities. Kate from Seattle.metroblogging.net says:
In a follow-up to your Boing Boing post about the photography student's odd run-in with Homeland Security , a peaceful protest is being organized in response.
More details about the public show of support here: Link. (Ed.: "Photoblogging is not a crime" t-shirts are inevitable...) |
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Study: States doing plenty of offshoring. Foreign companies are nabbing millions in U.S. state contract work, and the trend is likely to grow, report says. |
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HP lands $500 million in outsourcing. The latest deals are coming the PC maker's way just after a windfall quarter in its outsourcing business. |
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Tech, Hollywood heavyweights create content coalition. IBM, Intel, Disney and others will work on rules for ensuring the security of content in home networks. |
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Tech, studio giants team on new DVD locks. New technology would let high-definition videos be copied, moved into home networks. |
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EU Approves $138M in Aid to Mobilcom (AP). AP - The European Commission on Wednesday approved 112 million euros ($138 million) in German government aid to troubled cell phone operator Mobilcom AG provided the company stop online sales of mobile phone contracts for seven months. |
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Like A Cat, New Robot Lands On Its Feet |
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Elsewhere: Defence Department computers hacked: report. OTTAWA ? Determined computer hackers broke through federal firewalls several times last year, gaining access to Defence Department networks.
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Elsewhere: Hacker group hawks hooky software. A hacker group claiming to have stolen source code from many Fortune 100 software companies says it is attempting to drum up business by offering the complete source of a... |
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BugTraq: RE: [Full-Disclosure] Re: IE Shell URI Download and Execute, POC. Sender: Ferruh Mavituna [ferruh at mavituna dot com] |
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BugTraq: [security bulletin] SSRT4741 rev.1 DCE for HP OpenVMS Potential RPC Buffer Overflow Attack VU#259796, VU#568148, VU#326746. Sender: Boren, Rich (SSRT) [rich dot boren at hp dot com] |
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Backdoor.Xebiz |
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BugTraq: RE: HijackClick 3 |
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Re: Microsoft Window Utility Manager Local Elevation of Privileges |
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Analysis: The network is the security |
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Microsoft warns of seven Windows flaws |
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South Korean government agencies cyber attacked |
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Microsoft: 'Real progress' on security |
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The art of UNIX programming - book review |
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Microsoft announces security partnerships |
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Hacking for profit |
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OpenVMS - hack-proof and crash resistant? |
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Worm wars |
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'Important' Windows flaw could turn critical |
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Business faces growing loss from identity theft |
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Microsoft warns of seven Windows flaws |
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Firms ignore MP3 and memory stick security risk |
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Business faces growing loss from identity theft |
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Elsewhere: Microsoft hails "real progress" on improving security |
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Music to Phonecam by: Kill Bill Vol. 2 Mashups. 
During this weekend's launch of the SENT phonecam photography show (press coverage here), pics submitted by the public were displayed on iMac screens, refreshing automatically every few minutes (link), while iTunes blasted some groovy mashups. Many at the show asked about the tunes, so here is one highlight from the playlist. I'll post more over the next few days -- don't want to spoil you with a jam overdose.
The tracks people seemed to dig most were all from an amazing mashup album by a group of DJs called Hanzo Steel -- all remixes from the soundtrack of Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill Volume 2. My favorite track: "Bang Bang, My Baby Shot Me Down" (Link to free MP3 track). The track includes samples from: "Bang Bang My Baby Shot Me Down" by Nancy Sinatra, "Big Beat" by Billy Squier/"Fix Up Look Sharp" by Dizzee Rascal, "Apache" by the Incredible Bongo Band (as used by Nas), "Take Me To The Mardis Gras" by Bob James/"Peter Piper" by Run DMC and audio samples from many of the original Kung Fu films which are referenced in Tarantino's movies. I can't stop playing this track. It scratches the funk spot in my brain.
Here are two more freebies from the same disc: "Twisted Nerve (Biter's Revenge)" (Link to free MP3). Includes "Twisted Nerve" by Bernard Herrmann and "Billie Jean" by Michael Jackson. And "Ironsides" includes "Ironsides" by Quincy Jones plus Divine Styler. (Link to free MP3).
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Link to Hanzo Steel home (check the fine cover art! Buy the CD!). Check out SENT in person through Saturday July 17 (12-15 daily) at the Downtown Standard Hotel in LA. Oh, and the image shown here is one of the 1500 +/- phonecam snapshots submitted by the public. You can never have enough phonecam pics of hot electroclash babes licking themselves in the mirror, I always say. (Thanks for the free tracks, Hanzo Steel!) |
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Ballmer: Xbox 'can take Sony'. Microsoft CEO discusses Longhorn concerns, IBM comparisons and Sony gaming bets.
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Six telecoms giants form alliance to merge mobile and fixed-line phones (AFP). AFP - Six telecommunications giants in Europe, Asia, South and North America have formed an alliance to encourage convergence between mobile and fixed-line services, Switzerland's top operator Swisscom revealed. |
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'Stealth' Worm Hinders Sandbox Analysis |
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Review: Elgato EyeTV 500 |
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HP accelerates recycling ahead of law. As environmental concerns grow over rising levels of electronic waste and governments begin to take action, one of the world's largest suppliers of IT products is taking steps to accelerate its recycling efforts. |
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China solicits applications for high-tech R&D grants. China's Ministry of Information Industry (MII) has announced a tender for 19 high-technology research and development projects to be funded by the government's Electronics and Information Industry Development Fund (IT Fund). |
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Microsoft's ISA Server 2004 hits the streets. Amid a concerted effort to heighten the profile of its security offerings, Microsoft Corp. announced the availability of its Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server 2004 on Tuesday at its Worldwide Partner Conference in Toronto. |
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Odeon rolls credits on copycat website. Hasta la vista, accessible cinema service |
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Welsh open sourcerers get language boost. Online techie translator |
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IBM ups rates on server financing deals. One per cent hike |
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NRC pleads case for Hubble mercy mission. 'Compelling scientific returns' from manned rescue |
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BugTraq: Ref: http://www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/367866, Jul 1 2004 1:19PM, Subj: Brightmail leaks other user's spam |
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BugTraq: [ GLSA 200407-11 ] wv: Buffer overflow vulnerability |
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Microsoft Windows Task Scheduler '.job' Stack Overflow |
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Unchecked buffer in mstask.dll |
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Tech and Hollywood heavyweights create content coalition. From John Borland at CNET:
Several high-profile technology companies and movie studios are expected to announce Wednesday that they have formed a coalition to ensure that high-definition video and other content cannot be pirated in home networks.
Sources familiar with the group's formation said the initial members include IBM, Intel, Sony, Microsoft, Warner Bros., Disney and Panasonic.
The announcement is scheduled to be made at the cross-industry Content Protection Technology Working Group (CPTWG) meeting in Los Angeles, although last-minute membership changes could occur before then.
The alliance marks the culmination of years of tentative and often suspicious contact between the high-tech industry and Hollywood. It will be aimed at developing specifications to protect copyrighted content such as movies inside home networks. If the group is successful, a consumer might be able to download a high-definition movie, store it on a PC, watch it on a television and transfer it to a mobile device to watch while traveling.
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New issue of RU Sirius' NeoFiles. RU Sirius has just published his eighth issue of NeoFiles, a mind-bending online magazine about technology and human potential. In the new issue, transhumanist Max More talks about the Extropians, Pat Kane discusses play as work, and Tom Greco explores the real value of money. Link |
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Miniscule of Sound. This sounds pretty funny en pixel, and I'm sure it'd be even more if you stumbled on it at a humongoid ravefest with e'd out dancing bodies as far as they eye can see. It's a parody of techno music industry media gigantor Ministry of Sound.
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Following on from the ice-cream van dub sound system and the piano bar on wheels, i'd like to draw your attention to the Miniscule of Sound.
i've been going to summertime festivals in the uk for years, and these guys have been on the circuit for almost a decade. It's basically a converted horsebox kitted out on the inside with disco ball, coloured lights, day-glo fluffy roof, light-panelled dancefloor, and a dj (usually) dressed as one of the vilage people playing something cheesey on a tiny pair of decks. The door staff on the outside advise us they are "'avin it tiny!" on the way in. Club capacity is about 8, maybe 9 at a squeeze. As clubbing experiences go, it's one of the best and it's free. If you see them at a festie this year, pay them a visit.
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Moblogging Fortune's Brainstorm Con in Aspen. 
Cameron Sinclair, the man who co-founded a very interesting organization called Architecture for Humanity, is mo-pho-blogging Fortune Magazine's
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More Roomba hacking.  Another group of hardware hackers have at a Roomba robotic vacuum cleaner:
"For higher level control, we've attached a Virgin Webplayer. The Webplayer was sold as a loss leader for Virgin's internet service in the late 90s, and thus can be found on ebay for under $100. It has two serial ports, a 200MHz Geode processor, 64M ram, and a miniPCI port. Thus, we can give it an 802.11b card, a webcam, and a usb-serial adapter." Link (via MetaFilter) |
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IBM to pick up data analytics firm. Alphablox will be the fifth company company Big Blue has bought to bolster its DB2 data management products. |
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Mark Pesce: Open Source Television |
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IBM buys BI company. IBM added another piece to its ongoing business intelligence initiative on Wednesday, acquiring Alphabox Corp., a small software company in Mountain View, Calif. that specializes in analytics software. |
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BugTraq: [ GLSA 200407-11 ] wv: Buffer overflow vulnerability. Sender: Thierry Carrez [koon at gentoo dot org] |
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BugTraq: Re: Microsoft Window Utility Manager Local Elevation of Privileges. Sender: Chris Paget [ivegotta at tombom dot co dot uk] |
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BugTraq: Ref: http://www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/367866, Jul 1 2004 1:19PM, Subj: Brightmail leaks other user's spam. Sender: Sym Security [secure at symantec dot com] |
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Sony turns to video to boost music service. Connect to offer movies 'within a year' |
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Intel, MS and co. to tout copy-friendly DRM tech. Would-be content-management standard |
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MS hatches July patch batch. Unmagnificent seven |
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Firms ignore MP3 and memory stick security risk |
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ICANN to Verisign: "Thou shalt not redirect". ICANN comes down hard on VeriSign in a report focused on the registrar's SiteFinder service. VeriSign is critical of the report and hopes to launch the product again in the future. By Fred "zAmboni" Locklear. |
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Music downloads lose P2P market share. P2P users are moving away from music downloads. At the same time, video and software downloads are on the rise. By Fred "zAmboni" Locklear. |
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National Barbie in a Blender Day. Freeculture.org is throwing a "National Barbie in a Blender Day" to celebrate the victory over Mattel, which sued a photographer for taking pictures of nude Barbies.
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Freeculture.org has launched an official site for the National Barbie-in-a-Blender Day project, at www.barbieinablender.org. Users are invited to submit artistic pieces inspired by Forsythe's "Food Chain Barbie" series to blended@barbieinablender.org for the site's upcoming gallery of submitted work.
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Internet Archive additions as RSS. This is an RSS feed for new files added to the Internet Archive (images, music, video): lots of amazing serendipity here!
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Delay for Battlefield console title. Catch up with the latest news from the world of video gaming. |
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Egg to close its French business. The internet bank says it is withdrawing from the French market to make it a more attractive target for potential suitors. |
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Quad bike thieves get their chips. Microchip technology is drafted in to stem the theft of quad bikes by criminal gangs in Cumbria. |
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Children 'want chatrooms closed'. Children want internet chatrooms closed down to protect them from potential abusers , a report claims. |
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Internet porn police arrest 45. Fifty homes are raided in Greater Manchester as police target people suspected of downloading child pornography. |
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Gates Predicts DVD Obsolete In 10 Years |
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SSH2, Part 1: Securing Your Telnet Session |
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