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- Microsoft inching closer to taking over Yahoo
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- Gates hints at Vista 'successor'
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- Microsoft releases Vista update
- Web creator rejects net tracking
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- Microsoft's moves 'threaten net'
- China overtakes U.S. as top Web market
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- BT calls for action on net speeds
- AOL acquires Bebo social network
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- EU extends net safety programme
- Microsoft cutting price of Vista
- Final goodbye for early web icon
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- Microsoft warns on Vista update
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- Xbox to deliver community games
- Microsoft steps up battle to acquire Yahoo
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- Microsoft steps up Yahoo campaign
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- Net news 'threatens court cases'
- Whistle-blower site taken offline
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- EU regulator raids Intel offices
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- Yahoo to reject Microsoft bid
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- Mobiles narrow digital divisions
- AOL to be broken down
- Overhaul of net addresses begins
- Chips pass two billion milestone
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- Web disturbances set to continue
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- Pirate Bay hit with legal action
- AOL extends Netscape support
- Google 'improves' mobile search
- MySpace opens doors to developers
- Internet black out in Middle East and part of India
- Yahoo to layoff staff
- PC sales lift Microsoft's profits
- Estonia fines man for 'cyber war'
- Wii and DS drive Nintendo profits
- Net body issues plea for liberty
- eBay CEO resigns
- Weakness at Yahoo troubles Google
- Publicis and Google to collaborate
- Currys stops selling analogue TVs
- Apple announces ultra-thin laptop
- Google Discrepancies
- Open-source security moves to next step
- Intel predicts the personal net
- Yahoo chief opens the mobile web
- MPs accuse websites over tickets
- Tougher data laws needed, say MPs
- EU seeks single market for online services
- New promise for in-flight Internet
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- Virgin broadband outage resolved
- Stay away from social networking Companies warned
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- Microsoft accused on net browser
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- Minister pushes broadband agenda
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- Government mulls broadband help
- EU court okays Microsoft's $613M fine
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- Microsoft compete with VMware's virtualization
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- Call to regulate the net rejected
- Iraq crash kills 14 US soldiers
- Drug website safety fears raised
- Microsoft cuts Europe Xbox price
- Skype issues apology for 'outage'
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- Teachers in websites closure call
- Britain fails Net speed test
- BA gets £121.5m price-fixing fine
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- Soyinka accuses West of destroying other nations
- Bill Gates No Longer World’s Richest Man
- Hundreds stuck in Tube derailment
- Craigslist V eBay
- Russia issues new missile threat
- SAP admits Oracle data downloads
- Europe mulls human launch system
- Free Software Foundation releases GPL 3
- Is Endeca really the next Google?
- Yahoo expands phone service
- Google got Microsoft to change Vista
- MPs attack £2bn consultants bill
- Web 2.0 risky and rewarding?
- London Olympics Website
- City wi-fi plans under scrutiny
- Launch date for iPhone revealed
- US arrests internet 'spam king'
- Google privacy policy 'is vague'
- Microsoft unveils table computer
- Google queried on privacy policy
- Wi-fi and RFID used for tracking
- EU sets new digital media rules
- Role of Quality links in Link Building
- China abandons blog identity plan
- Sony handheld to offer net calls
- House passes more tech-friendly antispyware bill
- Success for Everest mobile effort
- Madeleine film aired at Cup final
- Microsoft buys ad firm for $6bn
- Antarctic 'treasure trove' found
- Ministers bow to hybrid pressure
- Yahoo 'censored' Flickr comments
- Google overhauls main search page
- Global net censorship 'growing'
- Birds breed again after 400 years
- Japanese teen carrying mother's severed head walks into police station
- How To Keep Hostile Jerks From Taking Over Your Online Community
- Students create 'sensual' phones
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- Microsoft: Linux and others violate 235 of our patents
- Nigeria launches communications satellite into orbit
- Techies shunned as workers fix own IT problems
- Red Hat tries new desktop Linux angle
- Microsoft releases goals for updated SQL Server
- Linux evolves for mobile phones
- Blair praises Sarkozy on Youtube
- Myspace revenue
- Star Wars 'is top film obsession'
- Benefits of manual directory submissions
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- Wikipedia co-founder wants open-source search engine
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- Apple admits laptop battery issue
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- PlayStation's creator to retire