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CLOUD COMPUTING, SECURITY, SOFTWARE
NEWS
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The Russian authorities have taken a stand in their country against pornography, suicide, and drug related content on YouTube stating that it is harmful to the health and development of their little ones.
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DIGITAL ENTERTAINMENT, BUSINESS, HARDWARE, SOFTWARE
NEWS
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Google Glass may just be the most anticipated if not simply overhyped piece of technology that will soon(ish) be available for purchase.
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HARDWARE, SECURITY, SOFTWARE, DIGITAL ENTERTAINMENT, BUSINESS
NEWS
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Internet freedom attacks from all directions... lots of news edition.
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SECURITY, BUSINESS, BLOGS
NEWS
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Small businesses are being heavily targeted by hackers and identity thieves.
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SECURITY, BUSINESS
NEWS
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Thirteen year olds have been banned from Facebook as general policy. However, simply by giving a fake birth date, children have been able to set up their own accounts … illegally so to speak.
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SECURITY, BUSINESS
NEWS
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France is taking Google to task right before its new privacy plan goes into effect. A French national watchdog organization told Google's CEO "no go" on their new policy.
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CLOUD COMPUTING, SECURITY, BUSINESS
NEWS
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When parts of Facebook profiles were made public by default, the government didn't like it at all. FTC backed Facebook into a settlement because, they said the changes "exposed potentially sensitive affiliations".
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ENTERPRISE, SECURITY, BUSINESS
NEWS
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Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and PIPA (Protect IP Act) are the two laws currently being discussed in U.S. Congress. If approved, they will change the face of Internet in the US forever...
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SECURITY, SOFTWARE, BUSINESS
NEWS
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Valve Corporation disclosed that the Steam digital download service has been hacked and that close to 40 million accounts were compromised, including credit card information.
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BUSINESS
NEWS
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In order to protect the secrecy of Google's Social Network project, Google withheld all the information and briefed journalists inviting them to a YouTube briefing. Will that be enough?
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SECURITY, SOFTWARE
NEWS
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Kids used to want a bicycle, an Etch-a-Sketch, and a quarter for the movies. Now they want a Razor, a TouchPad, and an MP3 player.
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SECURITY
ANALYSIS
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What can be better than equal net access for all and a network Privacy Police force patrolling and monitoring the pipes to protect you? Sure equal network access isn't in your country's constitution. But it should be!
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APPLE, SOFTWARE
NEWS
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CLOUD COMPUTING
NEWS
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Secure https Facebook access is a go-go and some folks are now spotting the feature in their Account settings. Here's how to enable https access (it's really simple) and what to know about this useful security enhancement.
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CLOUD COMPUTING
NEWS
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You can now use HTTPS past the login prompt and if suspicious activity is detected, Facebook will ask you to name a friend in photos instead of bothering you with a CAPTCHA. Eat this, privacy advocates!
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SECURITY
NEWS
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A new opt-in feature will let third-party apps on Facebook access your address and phone number, possibly opening doors to a host of dangerous new schemes that could count on you not bothering to read the small print.
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SECURITY, BUSINESS
ANALYSIS
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The tech media is awash with stories about the US Department of Justice (DOJ) subpoenaing, Birgitta Jónsdóttir, a former WikiLeaks volunteer and current member of the Icelandic Parliament. What have we here?
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HARDWARE, CLOUD COMPUTING, BUSINESS
RUMORS
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Google has two-plus netbooks rumored for release by the 2010 holiday season. The most interesting part about the leaked specs for the sub $300 netbooks is the processor: Google allegedly selected nVidia Tegra 2 SoC.
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BUSINESS, BLOGS
ANALYSIS
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In a clear case of inept [and borderline idiotic] judgment a California Judge orders a person's Gmail account closed because a bank employee accidentally sent a confidential email to it.
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SECURITY, BUSINESS
NEWS
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An investigation of Facebook began due to complaints by the Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic (CIPPIC) at the University of Ottawa.
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