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It would appear that the popular music site iTunes is no longer accessible in China. Music available on the site may be subversive to China's Communist Rulers
A Yahoo Answers user was concerned about the recent Russian invasion of South Ossetia and Georgia. She lives in the U.S. state of Georgia and is worried whether Russians will attack her home state.
A Brazilian man, Leni de Abreu Neto, has been charged and indicted on one count of conspiracy to cause damage to more than 100,000 computers worldwide.
Bloggers discovered an anomaly in an image provided by Google maps and after questioning Google, were assured that Google was concerned and investigating certain photshopped imagery.
Muxtape is an online music service that lets you share your favorite songs with friends in a social network. The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) has given the social network a legal notice to shut down.
Google's Gmail users were unable to login to their account for several hours on Friday as they were getting an error while trying to login. It was the second failure in a week's time.
Facebook, which started off exclusively for college students only, now is the online home for the oldest person in its social network. Ivy Bean is 102 and has more than 3,490 friends in just two days.
Now that AT&T admitted it may consider watching what its customer surf online, are the days of a surveillance-friendly Web coming soon? And why does an ad firm called NebuAd strike fear in the hearts of privacy advocates?
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