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Constable HaX0r loose in the UK? Well, yes and noOpen in New Window
Julian Sanchez suggests that recent reports that the government in the UK is significantly stepping up intrusive monitoring are largely false. read more »
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Google China and Baidu apologize for porn linksOpen in New Window
Shamed by government crackdownThree of China's most popular search engines have apologized for being slow to remove links to pornographic material, following the government's pledge on Monday to crac read more »
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Video: History of the InternetOpen in New Window
If you've ever wondered how the Internet was born, but can't be bothered reading a whole book on the subject, check out this short animated documentary from Milah Bilgil. Entitled History of the inte read more »
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Bit.ly Plug-in Extends Tiny URLs, Shows Clickthrough NumbersOpen in New Window
"Our favorite URL shortening service, Bit.ly, has just released a Firefox plug-in that you'll probably want to add to your browser. It lets users hover over shortened URLs from a wide variety of s read more »
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Easily Browse Photos on iPhone with CoolirisOpen in New Window
"Cooliris for the iPhone provides quick and free access to videos and photos from sites such as Flickr, YouTube, Smugmug and others. You can finger-flick though the landscape-view grid of thumbnails read more »
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Power Twitter For Firefox: Inline Media, Integrated Search And A Lot MoreOpen in New Window
"Version 1.0 of Power Twitter, an add-on for Firefox created by Narendra Rocherolle at 83 Degrees, was just released." read more »
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IE lost share to Firefox, Safari and Chrome in DecemberOpen in New Window
"Web sites saw visitors deserting Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser in favor of Apple's Safari, Mozilla's Firefox and Google's Chrome in December, according to Web analytics company..." read more »
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Firefox Tops 20% in November, IE Now Under 70%Open in New Window
Frederick Lardinois writes "According to the latest data from Net Application, in November, Mozilla's Firefox browser surpassed 20% market share for the first time in its history, while Microsoft' read more »
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