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Google spending $7mn to fight child pornography
LONDON - Internet giant Google said it is spending $5 million to wipe images of child abuse off the Internet and another $2 million to create tools to find the images and eradicate them. "We're in the business of making information widely available, but there's certain 'information' that should never be created or found," wrote Jacqueline Fuller, director of Google Giving, in a blog post. ...
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Vevo tunes up app for Windows 8
(Credit: Screenshot by Lance Whitney/CNET) Windows 8 and RT users can now check out their favorite artists and music videos via the new Vevo app. Debuting in the Windows Store on ...
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15 Ways to Protect Your Ecommerce Site From Hacking and Fraud
CIO - It seems you cannot go a day without hearing about someone or some group hacking a website or stealing credit card and other sensitive data from ecommerce sites. So how do you protect your ecommerce site from being hacked and sensitive customer data from being stolen? CIO.com asked dozens of ecommerce and security experts to find out. Following are their top 15 tips for protecting your ...
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Microsoft Qualcomm to team up on next round of Surface RTs -- report
(Credit: CNET) Microsoft and Qualcomm will work together on the next generation of Surface RT devices, a new report claims. Microsoft will use Qualcomm's Snapdragon processor in some versions of its Surface ...
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Get a one-year Sony Music Unlimited subscription for $59.99
That's just five bucks per month for unlimited music streaming to pretty much any device you own. And current PlayStation Plus members can get it for even ...
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Hero (Ying ziong)
Martial arts sensation Jet Li may be the star of the film, but Yimou Zhang's Hero is not your ordinary action extravaganza, although there is more than enough balletic, gravity-defying swordplay to keep action fans enraptured. Instead, it is an epic visual poem that attempts to intertwine passion ... ...
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Why buy music when you can stream it
(Credit: Steve Guttenberg/CNET) I guess it's safe to assume Adele and Coldplay are making decent livings in the music business, but I wanted to talk with an average band to see how they were doing. What sort of income did they see from Spotify, Pandora, and YouTube, vs. selling CDs or downloads? So I chatted with Phil Metzler, ...
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Designer product site Fab now worth $1 billion
The site, which sells designer clothes, furniture, and other items has just received an investment of $150 million from Chinese Internet company Tencent ...
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TripAdvisor gobbles up GateGuru for better flight airport info
announced on Wednesday that it has acquired GateGuru, a mobile platform that provides a wide range of information for travelers, including itinerary information, airport information, and ...
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Adobe CEO Were off to a good start with subscriptions
Creative Cloud subscriptions jumped by 221,000 to reach 700,000 in Adobe's most recent quarter. In an exclusive interview, Adobe Chief Shantanu Narayen says that is evidence Adobe is "well on our way to a very successful ...
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PS4s lead architect disses Xbox One on Fallon show
Popping up on the late-night talk show, video-game industry vet Mike Cerny plays up the fact that the PS4 won't require an Internet connection and that Sony won't impose restrictions on trading or selling used ...
Making the news
Our nuclear programmes are completely transparent. But we are ready to show greater transparency and make clear for the whole world that the steps of the Islamic Republic of Iran are completely within international frameworks. The sanctions are unfair, the Iranian people are suffering, and our (nuclear) activities are legal. These sanctions are illegal and only benefit Israel.
Hassan Rouhani
Iran's president-elect was speaking after his historic election victory.
Hotel Review
Wyndham New Orleans at Canal Place
On arrival at this hotel the thing that struck us most was the location. It was just meters from the ...
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