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Bosnia police trace 'puppy tossing' video girl
03.09.2010 A young girl who appeared in a video throwing six puppies into a river has been traced, police in Bosnia have said. more...
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Twitter launches official iPad app
02.09.2010 By Laura O'Brien. Twitter has released an official app for the iPad, that includes numerous built-in features. more...
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Tossed puppies video causes internet outrage
31.08.2010 By Laura O'Brien. A video of a young woman apparently throwing live puppies into a river has caused a huge internet backlash, sparking angry comments and Facebook pages against her. more...
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German law to protect Facebook-ing employees
27.08.2010 By Marie Boran. As part of a draft for workplace privacy legislation in Germany there is a proposal to include protections for job seekers on social networking sites such as Facebook. more...
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Turkey, Russia most dangerous to surf web
24.08.2010 By Laura O'Brien. Online security company AVG have released results from a study showing what places in the world are the safest and the most dangerous to surf the web. more...
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Adobe patches 'critical' Reader bugs
23.08.2010 By Marie Boran. Two separate vulnerabilities that Adobe has labelled as 'critical' have been fixed today with a patch issued in an update for Adobe Reader. more...
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Cameron Diaz most dangerous celeb in cyberspace
20.08.2010 By Marie Boran. Security firm McAfee has completed it fourth annual Most Dangerous Celebrities study to find out what famous people are most likely to be targeted by cybercriminals for online hijacking and Hollywood actress Cameron Diaz is top of the list followed by Julia Roberts and Jessica Biel. more...
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Yahoo!'s search changes to Bing
18.08.2010 By Laura O'Brien. Yahoo! will begin the transition to using Microsoft's Bing for its searches for US and Canadian users later this week. more...
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Spain brings Google to court over Street View
18.08.2010 By Marie Boran. Spain is the latest country to take Google to task over alleged privacy violations whereby the search engine giant said it had "mistakenly included code" while mapping Street View, resulting in the collection of data from unencrypted Wi-Fi networks. more...
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The week in gadgets
16.08.2010 By Marie Boran. A look at gadget, game and geek happenings in the week ahead. more...
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How neutral are net neutrality advocates?
13.08.2010 By Marie Boran. We have not "sold out", says Google, amidst accusations that its proposed partnership with US carrier Verizon to exempt wireless internet traffic from a ban on prioritisation of internet traffic, including paid prioritisation, is unfair. more...
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ESB pedals sustainability at Electric Picnic
12.08.2010 By Marie Boran. ESB has teamed up with popular boutique festival Electric Picnic to raise awareness around sustainability in an unusual manner: Picnic-ers are encouraged to get pedalling on a bicycle carousel with the goal of powering an electric shower. more...
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