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Blinkx flies on Google and Newscorp bid talk
Shares of video search engine firm
Blinkx surged 50 percent to a seven-month high on Friday, on
talk that Internet giant Google and media conglomerate NewsCorp
may bid for the firm.
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Paper is passe for tech-savvy South Koreans
SEOUL(Reuters) - Young, tech-savvy South Koreans are making
coupon clipping a thing of the past and turning to their mobile
phones instead.
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Microsoft frees rival slate from Yahoo commitment
Microsoft has released the
nominees on its rival slate from their commitment to stand for
election to Yahoo board in the event of a proxy fight, a source
familiar with the situation said on Thursday.
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Google founders have grown up
It's official: the
guys who founded Google are grown up.
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Google sees YouTube products soon
Google expects to
launch new products for its YouTube Web video service in the
next few months and sees reason for closer cooperation with
Yahoo, Google Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said on Thursday.
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Extremists hone Internet skills
Al Qaeda and other radical groups
have dramatically increased their use of the Internet in recent
years to lure and train recruits worldwide, a U.S. Senate
report warned on Thursday.
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Free software takes on Microsoft Office
Pierre Avignon is no pirate, but he does
not believe in paying for software.
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Facebook, 49 U.S. states, agree on Web safety steps
Social networking site Facebook
announced an agreement on Thursday with 49 U.S. state attorneys
general and the District of Columbia to increase efforts to
protect its youngest members from sexual predators.
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MySpace's fashionable child launches new designers
Young designers competing to get noticed
by fashion labels can now launch their careers online through
the fashion world's answer to the social networking Web site
MySpace.com.
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Swedish court convicts man of file sharing
A Swedish court on Monday handed down a suspended sentence and a 10,000-kronor (1,655-dollar, 1,070-euro) fine to a man found guilty of sharing some 4,500 music files and 30 films on the Internet.
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