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• China rejects claims it is behind cyber attacks
• Google widens assault on Microsoft's dominance of business softwear
• OnLive threatens to end video gaming as we know it
• Microsoft launches free rival to BBC iPlayer - the MSN Video Player

• PlayStation Move v Project Natal: which will you buy?
• OnLive - impressive but will gamers go for it?
• Nintendo DSi to get AR spooks
• Is gaming the future of 3D TV?

• Prado and Google launch new collaboration
• Carbon research never mentions Google
• Game review: Shaun White Snowboarding – Road Trip for Nintendo Wii
• Game review: Lord of the Rings – Conquest

• Facebook threatens to sue Mail
• RTL cuts value of Channel Five by half
• Further cuts loom at Johnston Press
• UK's top regional papers have lost half a billion in sales

• Traders set to launch 'movie' exchanges
• Allen takes over helm at EMI Music
• Kabel Deutschland set for €880m IPO
• ADMC plans Arabic spin-offs of online groups

• IPO Could Value Kabel at $3.5 Billion
• Fastweb Founder Denies Role in Fraud
• Vivendi's Net Loss Narrows
• Telefonica's Italian Love Affair

• Huge 'botnet' amputated, but criminals reconnect
• Sony unveils new motion-controlled gaming system
• Opera rolls out mobile browser for Android
• Motorola and Microsoft in deal to put Bing on phones

• Daily Mail apologises for Facebook underage sex claims
• Dutch duo behind Fantastic Man launch sister title
• Bing gains US search market share for ninth straight month
• Bing gains US search market share for ninth straight month

• Business Bullet: Markets, Euro, Old Mutual, BP
• John Lewis's 70,000 staff share £151m bonus
• HSBC says Swiss data theft affects 24,000 accounts
• Chinese inflation hits 16-month high, raises pressure for stimulus cut

• Data and transparency: Of governments and geeks
• Apple unveils the iPad : Steve Jobs and the tablet of hope
• Tablet computing: The book of Jobs
• Twitter's transmitters

• Data and transparency: Of governments and geeks
• Towards a socialised state
• Privacy 2.0
• Social contracts

• 'Console killer' launches in June
• Mobile phone allows boss to snoop
• Sony shows off motion controller
• Internet up for Nobel Peace Prize

• Digital mirror: fashion brands convey glamour online
• New racing videogames set to rev up sales
• Motorola, Microsoft in deal to put Bing on phones
• Sony unveils new motion-controlled gaming system

• Mr Justice Eady speech in full
• HTFP: Wales on Sunday pays BNP for copyright breach
• #Tip of the day from Journalism.co.uk – making multimedia packages
• eMedia Vitals: ‘The evolution of the editor, 1982-2010′

• Scorecard '09: UK's Top Regional Papers Have Lost Half A Billion In Sales
• Johnston Seeks An Easy Web Payment System As Its Online Fortunes Dip
• Viral Video Hitmaker OK Go Does Just That; Parts Ways With EMI
• First Look: Bing's UK TV Ads Make A Monkey Out Of Google

• BMA cites 'serious concern' over patient records
• Blog: Ex-Sun CEO says Apple, Microsoft threatened IP lawsuits
• Cisco announces faster upgrade for next-gen router
• Review: Pano System offers enterprise-scale virtual desktops

• Password reset questions dead easy to guess
• MySpace first to drop pants on Outlook
• Sony launches 'WiiMote for PS3'
• US comp-boffins claim fix for multicore 'concurrency bugs'

• Review: Samsung Galaxy Portal i5700
• Opera launches Mini 5 browser for Android
• GamesMaster TV return being considered
• Review: Toshiba Portégé R600-13Z

• Build yourself a fan base
• Training and development: take charge
• Forensics: bookkeeping the break-up
• When is a tax cut unattractive?

• An iPhone app to put the fear of God into London Underground
• Got €100? Local products marketplace Regioneo leverages participative investment
• MyERP joins the Google Apps Marketplace
• eXo raises €4 million for US expansion

• Sony gets its PlayStation plans on the Move
• Microsoft tries again in XML patent case it lost against i4i: and the court's decision is...
• Google partners with Italy for groundbreaking book scanning deal
• Google launches app store

• First real jetpack: Yours for only $100,000
• Samsung HMX-R10 review
• LG LX9900 and LD920 3D TVs: One for the pub, and one for your house
• Creative Sound Blaster World of Warcraft Wireless Headset review

• Gadget Helpline: The perfect gift for technophobic mums this Mother's Day
• Opera Mini 5 mobile browser gets Android beta release
• PS3 motion controller officially launched as the PlayStation Move
• Twitter website rolls out location info integrated with tweets

• Traditional computing versus the app store
• Traditional computing versus the app store
• Jumping on the HD bandwagon
• The UK gets left behind.

• HTC Legend Review
• HTC Legend video demo (The short one!)
• T-Mobile announce HTC Desire prices
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• Le CSA encore plus sévère contre les dérives de l'information
• L'ère des robots-journalistes
• Sept arrestations pour complot d'assassinat d'un caricaturiste suédois
• Etats-Unis : les dépenses publicitaires en ligne dépasseront celles de la presse en 2010

• Jack Bauer à 24 heures de la retraite ?
• Pour pancréas, changez à estomac direction intestin
• Occupe-toi de tes unions
• Hadopi : silence, on contourne

• Facebook a conquis les internautes français
• Arnaud Lagardère ne prévoit pas de reprise de la publicité
• JCDecaux prêt à des acquisitions aux États-Unis
• La musique investit 5 mds dans la création

• Street newsagents and paper press will have disappeared in 10 years
• Get a Facebook page and update it - number of fans will go up
• Full Moon Rise over San Francisco
• Looking for advice from runners who ran a marathon

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• ELMUNDO.es amplía su ventaja con 'elpais' y 'abc'
• Hamás liberará al periodista británico detenido
• El Senado aprueba la Ley Audiovisual
• El Gobierno estudiará no descontar el IVA a los 1.200 millones de euros de RTVE

• Playstation también se mueve
• Blog: El creador de los Sims se mete con la Wii
• Google seguirá sin censurar su página china
• El PE amenaza con llevar a los tribunales a la UE

• "Facebook es un placebo para la autoestima"
• La UE no aceptará cortar internet por descargas ilegales
• Orange anula una factura de 13.700 euros por conexiones a Internet desde Polonia

• Accordo  Google-MiBAC Un milione di libri online
• Facebook, il giallo degli inizi "Zuckerberg ha rubato l'idea"
• Usa revocano l'embargo web per i 'nemici' Iran, Cuba e Sudan
• La sfida del Nup 2010 Un'applicazione per Ovi Store

• Quando Facebook rovina la vita
• A Copenaghen un summit eco-friendly
• La mano bionica che 'parla' con il cervello
• Usa: caccia ai palloncini rossi lanciati dal Pentagono

• Par condicio: occhi puntanti su Tar
• De Kerckhove: "Il futuro cammina su sentieri digitali"
• Usa: pubblicità online supererà i giornali nel 2010
• Internet è un diritto fondamentale

• Dal possesso all'accesso
• On the road (again)
• Dieci anni di World Cyber Games
• Le avventure di Sex.com

• links for 2010-03-08
• Mary Flanagan - Critical Play, Radical Game Design
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• Scuole di giornalismo nel futuro: un’idea di curriculum
• Simboli religiosi e non, fotografia e prudenza nell’informazione
• iPad: salvatore dell’editoria o impero del male?
• Trasparenza: Newsweek discute in pubblico chi chiamare “terrorista”

• Microsoft Courier, spuntano foto e video dell’anti-iPad
• El Mundo in orbita con un pacchetto a pagamento
• Il reboot del giornalismo
• Condé Nast in forze su iPad: entro giugno GQ, Wired e Vanity

• Taobao.com Launches E-commerce Rights Protection Platform
• Asia's Largest Cloud Security Center Launched In China
• General Manager Departs Baidu Youa In China
• Alibaba's Wholesale Website Welcomes 6.39 Million Traders On First Day

• Farewell…
• find english manuals for your chinese phone
• A Hollywood moment for the China space programme
• Platform for Chinese design

• techblog86 spin: Is Microblogging Taking Off in China?
• Personal Home Pages with Chinese Characteristics: Guilty Until Proven Innocent
• Irrelevant David Feng Tech Banter: Of Twitter, Scoble and Subways
• The Tweet of the Day: 1984, Brave New World, and China

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• Welcome bid to reform financial sector
• FM's sincere effort to accelerate growth
• Charities: what are the changes proposed in the budget?

• Opera Mini 5 Comes to Android
• PlayStation Move Officially Unveiled at GDC 2010
• Motorola, Microsoft in Deal to Put Bing on Phones
• Bodycount Announced

• Five New LG Phones Announced
• Adobe to Bring Flash 10 to Windows Phone 7 Series
• HTC Smart Coming to India Soon
• GDC 2010: OnLive Game Service due on June 17

• Magyar Telekom to enter retail energy market
• IT has changed India''s image: Infosys CEO
• WD introduces SSD for notebooks, desktops
• New racing video games set to rev up sales

• Making the best Japanese iPhone apps fly worldwide
• Processing 3D video? Sony’s Cell-based rig can be yours for ¥2.6million
• UQ and NEC to add 50% more WiMax base stations across Japan by end of March
• Sanyo to power traffic signals with Li-ion batteries during natural disasters

• eLearning Maturity Emerges From Middle Management
• [Opinion] 'Donating' Sperm Is 'Dark,' 'Shady'
• [Opinion] Twitter Is Politics In Venezuela
• Internet 'El Dorado'

• Asustek reduces brand motherboard shipments target for March 2010
• Global semiconductor equipment sales down 46% in 2009, says SEMI
• PVI announces flat revenue performance for February
• Taiwan market: Seiko Epson aims at huge growth in sales of innovative application products

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• Vega replaced by Classic Rock
• Google China censorship talks near end
• Stars may go as EMI crisis deepens
• Swedish media publish Mohammed cartoon

• NEHTA 'ignored' global standards, claims medical software expert
• Westp.ac domain 'sale' raises bank's ire
• NBN 'dead' without Telstra: Minchin
• Telstra rivals lobby Fielding on vote

• Taking charge of remote computing
• Apple with a fight on its hands?
• SIM card dashboard brings broadband to the car
• Google phone translates German menu

• Sex industry fears .xxx porn 'ghetto'
• Sex.com auction begins at $1m
• Aussie massacre threat shutters US schools
• It's totally nuts: Conan catapults Twitter followee to stardom

• Fridge hygiene on nose
• Aussie web surfers stung for $1b
• Hackers use killer whale tragedy
• Facebook in shock patent win

• Ludlam 'wins' NBN study round 1
• NBN study prices cheap, slow broadband
• iiNet and Netspace? Finally
• New Australia, NZ, US cable for 2013

• Use Fabric For Fast Table Redecoration
• Retrieve A Deleted Distribution List In Outlook
• Does Buying Booze When You Land Cost More?
• x.minutes.at Is A Simple Onscreen Timer

• Check Out Samsung’s New 3DTVs At Byteside Next Week
• Mocal Is Another iPhone Turn-By-Turn Navigation App
• eMusic No Longer Accepting Aussie Subscribers
• Optus Updates Its Prepaid Pricing