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| China announces measures to try and prevent the serious problem of software piracy affecting the country. |
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| Call for review of NHS IT upgrade |
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| Users urged to fix browser flaw |
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| PC users are being urged to download and install patches for critical flaws in the Windows operating system. |
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| Phone firm launches net price war |
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| Carphone Warehouse unveils a package offering broadband internet, local, national and international calls for |
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| MySpace tackles teen safety fears |
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| Popular networking website MySpace is to warn children about the dangers of sexual predators on the web. |
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| Wogan to launch podcast of show |
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| BBC Radio 2 breakfast host Terry Wogan is launching his first podcast of his Wake Up To Wogan show. |
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| Mobile phone first for pop single |
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| A music single will be made available for download to mobile phones only in a first for the industry. |
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| Disney puts shows online for free |
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| Entertainment group Walt Disney is to put some of its top TV shows, including Desperate Housewives, online for free. |
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| Fast start for European net names |
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| More than a million .eu domains have been registered now that they are available to everyone in Europe. |
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| Podcast numbers cut through hype |
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| Downloading podcasts mostly appeals to a young, male tech-savvy elite, US research shows. |
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| China wrestles with online gamers |
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| China is trying to keep gamers under control, while encouraging a burgeoning gaming industry. |
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| Alarm over shopping radio tags |
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| Concerns have been raised over the planned widespread roll-out of RFID tags in supermarkets in Europe. |
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| Big DVD piracy factory uncovered |
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| Five people are arrested in a raid on what is thought to be the largest DVD piracy factory ever discovered in the UK. |
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| BSkyB to offer broadband service |
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| Satellite broadcaster BSkyB confirms it is preparing to enter the UK broadband connection marketplace. |
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| Rush to grab European net names |
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| EU citizens have rushed to grab a .eu domain name, with most coming from Germany and the UK. |
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| Godfather short of legendary film |
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| The Godfather is fine example of how to convert a film into a game, but it does not live up to the legendary reputation of its cinematic cousin. |
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| Vodafone remodels to shift focus |
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| Vodafone restructures its business into three new divisions as it looks to boost its sales growth. |
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| World Cup TV trial seeks viewers |
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| Volunteers in London are sought for a test of high-definition television which includes World Cup matches. |
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| EastEnders tops TV download trial |
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| The BBC reveals the results of a trial offering viewers the chance to download shows from the internet. |
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| US bill doubts lift gaming stocks |
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| Shares in online gaming firms soar as fears of a US crackdown on internet gambling diminish. |
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| Bite-sized Dr Who on your mobile |
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| The Doctor Who crew produce 13 60-second episodes of the new series, available as mobile or PC downloads. |
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| Singapore attacked over blog gag |
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| The Singapore government has been condemned for new online censorship rules in the run-up to elections. |
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| Microsoft snaps up UK games guru |
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| One of the giants of the UK games industry, Peter Molyneux, has been signed up by Microsoft. |
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| Netflix sues Blockbuster on DVDs |
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| Online movie-rental service Netflix sues Blockbuster claiming its rival copied its way of doing business. |
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| Fewer charges for website content |
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| The number of UK media groups charging for internet content has nearly halved over the last year, a survey says. |
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| Disney offers teen-tracker mobile |
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| Disney is launching a US service that will let parents monitor how their children use their mobile phones. |
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| Ideas for web activism sought out |
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| Projects that harness the web to help improve communities are being sought by a net charity. |
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| Research reveals phishing hooks |
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| Study shows that few users know how to spot websites set up to steal confidential information from them. |
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| iTunes giant defends apple logo |
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| Apple Computer has defended its right to use its apple logo when promoting its iTunes music service. |
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