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| last updated: Sat, 05 Jul 2008 00:24:42 GMT |
| How Ironical.. The Pirate Bay Sues Anti Piracy Agencies |
The Pirate Bay, the world`s largest bit-torrent tracker allegedly claims damages against anti-piracy agencies. i mean, how weird can things get?
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| Viacom`s Statement on YouTube User Data Controversy |
"It is unfortunate that we have been compelled to go to court ...YouTube and Google have put us in this position by continuing to defend their illegal and irresponsible conduct and profiting from copyright infringement, when they could be implementing the safe and legal user generated content experience they promise."
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| Jobs & Co. Sued Again |
Some of Apple`s top executives, including Steve Jobs, have once again been accused of bad faith in backdating company shares. Simultaneously, Mac web share is nearing eight percent in one report, K-12 educational material has reached iTunes U, and Microsoft has shipped the second edition of Remote Desktop Connection for Mac.
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| last updated: Sat, 05 Jul 2008 00:24:47 GMT |
| Ask.com closes Dictionary.com deal |
Fourth-ranked search engine completes its acquisition of the parent company of Dictionary.com, Thesaurus.com, and Reference.com.
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| 1 euro eBay baby goes home |
Parents had put their baby boy up for sale on eBay--apparently as a joke--but German authorities didn`t find it particularly amusing.
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| VeriSign names interim CEO |
Company`s founder takes the place of the CEO and president, who resigned abruptly earlier this week.
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| Week in review: Microhoogle intrigue |
Microsoft, Yahoo, and Google are facing probes, proxies, and accusations of backroom politicking as their various attempts to link up come under scrutiny. Also: searching for content within Flash is becoming easier.
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| Photos: Cracking Open the Apple Macintosh Classic |
TechRepublic examines just what went into one of the most famous personal computers ever manufactured--and what tech was like in 1991.
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