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Why FireFox dominates Internet Explorer

leetwebmasters.blogspot.com — Why FireFox dominates, and will continue to dominate Internet Explorer for years.More… (Tech Industry News)

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MiniNova Introduces Remote Downloading

slyck.com — MiniNova has introduced two features: personal bookmarking and remote downloading.More… (Tech Industry News)

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Community: The Secret Sauce of a Successful Internet Startup

siliconflorist.com — If you let problems continue to grow a few disgruntled members will become an growing mob. A web world example of this was when HD-DVD stories started getting removed from the social media site Digg.com. Here are the basics of what you need to know about building a community and the rest you’ll just have to learn—albeit painfully—as you do it.More… (Tech Industry News)

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15 Sites That Can Make or Break Your Brand

insidecrm.com — "...profound business implications can occur for brands that become the topic of discussion on certain influential Web sites."More… (Tech Industry News)

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Breaking the law: one-third of US residents rip DVDs

arstechnica.com — A third of consumers have made copies of DVDs in the last six months, according to new survey results from the US and UK. This number is up from a year ago, but a majority of these users say they only copy their own DVDs for personal use.More… (Tech Industry News)

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Digital Hijackings From The FBI

getbud.com — Turkish and Moroccan hackers must have thought they had come up with a brilliant moneymaking scheme: release a computer worm into cyber space, then sit back and watch it steal credit card numbers and other financial information from thousands of infected computers around the globe.More… (Tech Industry News)

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Spiraling bandwidth demands spur undersea cable deployment

arstechnica.com — Food and fuel costs may be skyrocketing, but there's no sign yet that either expense is limiting worldwide demand for bandwidth, which is on track to grow by 50 percent or so between 2007 and 2008. International telecoms continue to lay cable across the globe, but if things continue as they are, demand may outstrip supply. More… (Tech Industry News)

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UK Communications Regulator Enters File-Sharing Debate

torrentfreak.com — The head of Ofcom, the independent regulator and competition organization for the communication industries in the UK, has suggested that they may not stay silent on the issue of file-sharing for much longer.More… (Tech Industry News)

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Download Torrents Remotely with Mininova Bookmarks

torrentfreak.com — Mininova has just launched their new bookmarking feature for registered users. One of the benefits of your mininova bookmarks page is that generates a personalized RSS feed which allows you to automatically add bookmarked torrents to your BitTorrent client.More… (Tech Industry News)

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Want to Watch Local News? Pay Up, Says Comcast

blog.wired.com — We're totally confused, but this is what we can gather: Comcast told some dude in Baltimore that if he wants to watch four local affiliate stations, he has to cough up serious cash to upgrade to digital cable. Check out what he did to nail Comcast on this one!More… (Tech Industry News)

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Google Offers Tool To Monitor Gmail Activity

informationweek.com — The information Google provides includes the Gmail user's type of access (browser, mobile, POP3), IP address, date, and time. More… (Tech Industry News)

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Google's User Tracking Can Also Increase Privacy Protection

bits.blogs.nytimes.com — There are potential costs to privacy in Google’s practice of recording the Internet Protocol address of every computer that connects to its service. But Google is introducing one feature that uses its monitoring of I.P. addresses, and other data about users, to their benefit.More… (Tech Industry News)

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FISA vote looms: hopes, hate focused on Bingaman amendment

arstechnica.com — The Senate is scheduled to vote on the FISA bill tomorrow, but an amendment proposed by Sen. Jeff Bingaman (D-NM) has the administration threatening a veto.More… (Tech Industry News)

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8 Reviews & Recommendation Sites You Can’t Live Without

webupon.com — The following is Eight review and recommendation sites that are very useful. It covers some of the best review and recommendation sites for movies, flights, products, restaurants and services, music. More… (Tech Industry News)

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Report: cable more expensive in wake of FCC franchise reform

arstechnica.com — A report says the FCC's new video franchising rules—designed to make it easy for AT&T and Verizon to deploy their video services—hurt community TV and don't lower cable costs. Funny... AT&T and Verizon said that more competition would lead to lower cable prices.More… (Tech Industry News)

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