The hacker collective Anonymous “declares war” on the US city of Orlando in Florida over the arrest of individuals handing out food to homeless in a park.
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Anonymous ‘declares war’ on Orlando
The hacker collective Anonymous “declares war” on the US city of Orlando in Florida over the arrest of individuals handing out food to homeless in a park.
Microsoft is launching a cloud-based version of its Office software suite that makes the programs accessible via the web.
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Microsoft Office put in the cloud
Microsoft is launching a cloud-based version of its Office software suite that makes the programs accessible via the web.
The French search engine whose complaint about Google’s anti-competitive practices triggered an EC investigation, has launched a damages claim.
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Google faces French court claim
The French search engine whose complaint about Google’s anti-competitive practices triggered an EC investigation, has launched a damages claim.
Scientists get closer to creating graphene gadgets
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Scientists get closer to creating graphene gadgets
BT is being taken to court by the film industry in a bid to block access to a website which, it says, promotes piracy.
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BT is being taken to court by the film industry in a bid to block access to a website which, it says, promotes piracy.
A professor who helped Google’s founders get the company off the ground – and became a billionaire in the process – has warned that President Obama could be leading the United States towards economic disaster.
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A professor who helped Google’s founders get the company off the ground – and became a billionaire in the process – has warned that President Obama could be leading the United States towards economic disaster.
Film-makers are going to court in a bid to force BT to block access to a site that hosts pirated versions of popular movies.
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Anti-piracy action seeks BT block
Film-makers are going to court in a bid to force BT to block access to a site that hosts pirated versions of popular movies.
The use of the web by Arab democracy movements could lead to an increase of internet censorship, the chairman of Google says.
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Google airs Arab Spring web fears
The use of the web by Arab democracy movements could lead to an increase of internet censorship, the chairman of Google says.
The US Supreme Court strikes down a Californian law banning the sale or rental of violent video games to the under 18s.
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US violent game ban struck down
The US Supreme Court strikes down a Californian law banning the sale or rental of violent video games to the under 18s.