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Children and the internet: a parent's guide
2 Nov 2013: Jamie Oliver has banned his children from social media – and in many families there is a constant battle between demands for privacy and safety. Here, parents share the lessons they have learned. By Viv Groskop
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6 Nov 2013: Inventor of world wide web calls for debate about 'dysfunctional and unaccountable' oversight of NSA and GCHQ -
6 Nov 2013: Monitoring began after antiwar.com editor passed along to the bureau a threat he received against his own website
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6 Nov 2013:
Leo Benedictus: Unsurprisingly, he's ultra-driven and hyper-intelligent. But from temper tantrums to his unicycling legacy, here are the most intriguing facts from the new unauthorised biography
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6 Nov 2013: The new service allows you to pay for brief one-on-one webcam masterclasses. A nice idea, perhaps, except when your connection fails, says Stuart Heritage
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6 Nov 2013:
The leading light of the Berlin tech scene announces tie-ins with Instagram and landmark user gains
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6 Nov 2013:
The open data vision is a bold one but it will take considerable work to make a reality. What impact has it really made so far?
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6 Nov 2013:
Devices such as Roku 3 enable streaming content on your television. Here's our guide
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6 Nov 2013: Up to $100,000 offered for information on hackers wanted for cybercrimes including fraud, identify theft and malware. By Samuel Gibbs
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6 Nov 2013: Many businesses fail to take security seriously, leading to major data breaches, argues the head of security strategy at a major IT firm. By Alex Hern.
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5 Nov 2013: Nicole Skews: A Facebook page in New Zealand, on which teens allegedly bragged about having sex with drunk girls, has sparked an outcry. We need to be better equipped to confront such behaviour
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5 Nov 2013:
The rise of complex TV series and vast novels shows we still prefer commitment to a quick fix, writes Stuart Jeffries
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5 Nov 2013:
Her bad review of a book on her husband, Amazon boss Jeff, is the latest example of literary support between spouses. In the age of the 'slagosphere', such interventions could become de rigueur
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5 Nov 2013: Charles Arthur: Did BlackBerry just get too old? No – the smartphone company had opportunities to adapt and survive, but it took the wrong direction
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5 Nov 2013: Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's sister suggests adults and children should limit time online
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5 Nov 2013:
The anonymity software has sparked controversy but who built it, what is it used for, what browser does it use – and why is the NSA so worried by it? By Stuart Dredge
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