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6 Nov 2013: The price of the digital currency has broken the record set in April 2013, despite the Silk Road bust and fears over security. By Alex Hern.
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6 Nov 2013: Mingshuo Computers, which assembles motherboards for Dell, has been filmed by undercover reporters breaking Chinese labour laws. By Alex Hern.
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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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30 Oct 2013: Silent Circle and Lavabit hope to respond to Snowden leaks with service stopping 'state snoopers' accessing email metadata
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28 Oct 2013: What do you do if your business is undone in one keynote speech? That's what happens to the developers who find themselves suddenly competing against the low price of free after the release of OS X Mavericks. By Alex Hern.
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24 Oct 2013: The most senior group of editors on the online encyclopaedia has been criticised for censuring both transphobic volunteers, and those making accusations of transphobia. By Alex Hern
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23 Oct 2013: Prism Skylabs uses information from CCTV tapes to provide real-world analytics to shopkeepers. By Alex Hern
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22 Oct 2013: Apple unveiled its new iPad, named the iPad Air, as well as an updated iPad Mini and updated MacBook Pros, at an event in California
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22 Oct 2013: Updated free operating system includes a redesigned Calendar and moves closer to the app-focused model used in Apple's iOS. By Alex Hern and Samuel Gibbs
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22 Oct 2013: Latest controversy about what the social networking site will or won't allow its users to share has echoes of previous rows
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22 Oct 2013: The direction of Apple's new Maps app points to an acceleration of the company's 'walled garden' strategy. By Alex Hern
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