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The internet giant is scaling back as it begins to feel the impact of the downturn
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Digital attacks alongside real-life conflicts are now fairly commonplace
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Celebrity Squares: Possibly the geekiest actor we've ever come across, Perry Benson doesn't understand luddtes
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Can Windows 7 - now available in beta - replace XP in people's affections?
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The government wants everyone in the UK to have access to a basic broadband service by 2012
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Facebookers beware 'Tom's secret video'
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An Oxford scientist has harnessed the power of the web to create a massive citizen-science project
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Michael Cross: A shared services project, supposed to save £57m, has so far had a net cost of £81m
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The revelation that the outsourcing firm cooked its books has tarnished India's reputation as well as its own
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Man accused of hacking into Pentagon and Nasa systems may now plead guilty in Britain
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Yes - and no, as spam that disappeared in late 2008 is now making its way back
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For Andrew Brown, 'Upgrade' almost offers readers the best of all possible worlds
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The practice of appending disclaimers is now so widespread that most of us have become inured to it, says John Naughton
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Cory Doctorow: I believe that the world's poor will derive lasting, meaningful benefit from widespread access to technology and networks.
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Japanese carmaker Toyota unveils lightweight battery-powered commuter car
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Video (2min 26sec), Bobbie Johnson winds up our video coverage of this year's CES and gives his verdict on the show
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Macworld
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It looks as though we are in for a war of the online capitals, says Victor Keegan
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Technophile: They're not the cheapest or even the coolest-looking headphones on the market - but man, they sound good
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Free Our Data: All 43 police forces in the UK have put up online crime maps. But are any of them any good?
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The US transport policeman who quit last week is arrested over New Year's Day killing that sparked riots in Oakland
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The new head of the CPS, Keir Starmer, backs controversial proposal provided safeguards in place
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Online censorshipStephanie Mangold: Facebook has banned photos of women breastfeeding, but what about the scores of obscene photos that populate the site?
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