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MarkBrent
Cosmetic surgery co. gets slapped for fake online reviews
arstechnica.com — Astroturfing is slimy, but it's everywhere you look on the Internet. In a small sign that legal authorities may be catching on to this scam one cosmetic surgery company in New York has been caught leaving fake reviews and has agreed to pay $300,000 to the state for its sins. More…
LtGenPanda
Best I-Phone Wallpapers: Top 10 iPhone Applications
besti-phonewallpapers.blogspot… — So, we all know that the iPhone is the hottest phone on the planet right now. Its sleek appearance, usefulness and multitasking abilities are second to none. And it seems like the iPhone has an application for almost anything ........... More…
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msaleem
mtnboyFacebook Violating Canadian Privacy Laws
priv.gc.ca — In order to comply with Cdn privacy law, Facebook must take greater responsibility for the personal information in its care, the Privacy Commissioner of Canada said today. “It’s clear that privacy issues are top of mind for Facebook, and yet we found serious privacy gaps in the way the site operates,” says Privacy Commissioner Jennifer Stoddart. More…
GemStar38
Prostate Cancer Breakthrough - Robot To Treat Cancer
cancersrisk.com — Believe it or not, he is indeed the first individual to get his prostate removed by incurring a whopping £2 million on the gadget. The operation was successful and the 48-years old patient was allowed to leave for home the following day. More…
gkaglobal
Spy Memo Author to America: No Apologies for Tapping You
wired.com — Former Justice Department lawyer John Yoo is fighting back against a recent inspectors general report that criticized the Bush administration’s warrantless surveillance programs established in the wake of the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center. More…
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ThomasHardy
Palm goes public with Pre / webOS SDK and docs
engadget.com — Success! Today Palm announced on its corporate blog that it would be making the Mojo SDK beta and accompanying documentation available to anyone who is interested... effective immediately. Furthermore, the company says it will begin taking submissions for new applications in the fall. More…
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virtualmode
Twitter, Hacked Again?
hothardware.com — Twitter believes a single user account was the only one compromised because a screenshot of the account was included with the stolen documents. The hacker shared some of the stolen documents with TechCrunch, who subsequently published some of them, including financial projections for Twitter. More…
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