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The Pentagon's cybersecurity forcealso popped up inThe New York Times' article about the expansion ...
It is known, rightfully so, as the largest annual migration on Earth -- and the ticket lines, even on the Web, are accordingly long ...
A court in Saudi Arabia declined to hear the case of Raif Badawi, a liberal blogger who was accused of apostasy, according to the BBC ...
Cuba has activated an underwater cable that could alter the nation's Internet landscape -- but its impact would be greater if the cable were turned on all the way ...
Google chairman Eric Schmidt took to Google+ to discuss his recent trip to North Korea ...
Google seems to have had a dustup with a donkey -- literally ...
Video games strive to be realistic, but this was probably too real ...
Fresh off his trip to North Korea -- and right behind Apple CEO Tim Cook's trip to China -- Google chairman Eric Schmidt joined a panel discussion at the "Geek Park" conference in Beijing, according to Tencent Tech ...
A study has tabbed iPhone 5 users as Europe's biggest data-gobblers, consuming -- on average -- more than four times more data than people still using the iPhone 3G ...
Speaking to reporters after a four-day jaunt to North Korea, Google Chairman Eric Schmidt called on North Korea to end its ban on Internet access ...
U.S. government officials and security experts are convinced that a recent cyberattack on American banks was executed by Iran, according to The New York Times ...
Flanked by former New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson, Google chairman Eric Schmidt arrived Monday in North Korea ...
France has stymied an Internet service provider's attempt to let users block ads, according to The New York Times ...
The U.S. State Department gave a measured but clear rebuke of Google Chairman Eric Schmidt's upcoming trip to North Korea ...
Don't expect google.nk anytime soon, but hey, it's a start ...
On New Year's Eve, armed burglars lifted thousands of dollars -- and potentially more than US$1 million -- worth of merchandise from an Apple store in central Paris, according to Reuters ...
A Chinese court fined Apple 1 million yuan, or roughly US$160,000, because its App Store hosted third-party applications that were peddling pirated e-books ...
Lonely Planet, the travel guide and guidebook giant, has temporarily closed Thorn Tree, a popular online travel forum, because of pedophilia-related posts, according to The Age ...
The Great Firewall of China might start requiring ID for admittance ...
The postponement of Google's deal with the Federal Trade Commission may have been caused, at least in part, by Europe's tough stance with the company ...
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