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Michael Jackson hackers hijack Sydney website - Stuff
A Sydney radio show has been caught up in a global Michael Jackson spam storm, after its website was hijacked in a bid to infect users with malware. Cyber criminals hacked into the

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Pharmacist arrested for theft of narcotic pills - Amity Observer
A two-month investigation into missing medicines from the Stop and Shop Pharmacy has led to the arrest of a pharmacist. Michael Bendell, 41, of Far Horizon Drive, Monroe, was

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Pictured: UFO spotted over theme park in Virginia - Daily Mail
Is it or isn’t it? Look closely at these pictures and video to make up your own mind. But Denna Smith, a writer in the U.S., says she knows what she saw. She believes that the

Iranian authorities’ scare tactics - BBC News
Severe reporting restrictions on all foreign media means journalists are relying more than ever on the public to find out what’s going on across Iran. Most of the memorable footage

New Zealand airline issues nude safety video - The Guardian
Associated Press Writer= WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — New Zealand’s national airline has adopted a cheeky way to encourage passengers to watch its in-flight safety video

New multimedia wire service ‘will help regionals’ - Lancashire Evening Telegraph
A new wire service which will allow local and regional papers to “ramp up” their online video content is being launched this week. Local newspapers who want to stream more video on

What next for newspapers? - The Independent
A rich debate is developing in print and across the web about the implications of these changes for the newspaper industry, for journalism, and for society. And we would like you

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US cautious on Einstein cyber security programme - The Independent
The Obama administration is moving cautiously on a new pilot programme that would both detect and stop cyber attacks against government computers, while trying to ensure citizen

Bluetooth “Big Brother” tracks festival-goers - Reuters UK
BRUSSELS (Reuters Life!) - Researchers are using Bluetooth technology to observe the meanderings of tens of thousands of festival-goers at a top European rock festival, hoping

More N Korea arms tests ‘possible’ - MSN UK News
Britain has warned that it could not rule out a further nuclear tests by North Korea amid heightened concerns in the region about the threat from the secretive communist regime

Policy “revolution” is needed to tackle climate change - The Guardian
On July 9, the leaders of the world’s largest economies will meet in L’Aquila, Italy, at the Major Economies Forum (MEF) on Energy and Climate to discuss progress towards a new

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Cowell: SuBo’s music is fantastic - MSN UK News
Simon Cowell has revealed he is delighted with the results of Susan Boyle’s first day in the recording studio. The 48-year-old Scottish church worker - who became an overnight

Adwatch: why nonsense makes sense - The Guardian
As an industry, advertising loves nonsense. It’s the creative’s trump card. Give an agency a duff product with no discernible USP, and they will give you a commercial so leftfield

New multimedia wire service ‘will help regionals’ - Lancashire Evening Telegraph
A new wire service which will allow local and regional papers to “ramp up” their online video content is being launched this week. Local newspapers who want to stream more video on

Airline with nothing to hide - Channel 4 News
A national airline has adopted a cheeky way to encourage passengers to watch its in-flight safety video: The cabin crew’s uniforms are nothing but body paint. The “Bare Essentials

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Zapa secures €2.5m funding - Irish Times
Zapa Technology, a new Irish company set up by former Alphyra chief executive John Nagle has secured €2.5 million in venture capital. The company, which is due to launch a new

Apple patents iPhone fingerprint scanning haptic feedback - MacWorld UK
Three new Apple patents applications unearthed this week suggest a range of new features that may be included in the next generation iPhone. MacRumors reveals the most interesting

Who’s Online - Amiga World
When both Amiga Forever and C64 Forever are installed, the players share data and software modules with each other, uniformly playing back RP2 games of both 8-bit and 32-bit

Swimming’s hi-tech suit row continues - Channel 4 News
The controversy over revolutionary bodysuits in swimming is threatening to overshadow the world championships. Top male swimmers are thought to be so frustrated by the row they are

Study: New flu inefficient in attacking people - The Guardian
AP Science Writer= WASHINGTON (AP) — With swine flu continuing to spread around the world, researchers say they have found the reason it is — so far — more a series

Thomas to lead UK development of Rubicon Project - Media Week Online
LONDON - The Rubicon Project, the ad technology outfit led by former MySpace UK co-founder Jay Stevens, has appointed Justin Thomas as its first director of UK publisher

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Daily Digest 2 July - ElectricNews.net
Sky digital has launched a new form of advertising through the green button on digital remote controls. The on-demand service allows viewers to watch and access ‘extended

Debian rejects open-source .NET threat claim - The Register
Debian, the foundation of Ubuntu, has rejected claims that it’s potentially holding Linux’s future hostage to Microsoft by including an open-source implementation of .NET in its

Microsoft’s Bing in travel trouble - The Register
Microsoft’s Bing has run in to trouble for allegedly looking too much like a smaller rival’s search service. Kayak.com, an airline search engine, has complained to Microsoft that

Orange launches managed videoconferencing - ZDNet UK
Orange Business Services (OBS) has launched the pilot of a managed videoconferencing service that connects companies regardless of the vendor of their equipment or the type of

Microsoft to offer Windows 7 Home Premium Family Pack? - HEXUS.net
Microsoft’s Windows 7 pricing and promotions have already managed to confuse most consumers, but a number of questions remain unanswered. One of the most notable, is what do you do

MacSpeech intros MacSpeech Dictate Legal - MacWorld UK
Macworld Awards winner MacSpeech, has introduced a legal professional’s speech recognition solution for the Mac, with support for more than 30,000 legal-specific words and terms

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Noises off: Are women in theatre their own worst enemies? - The Guardian
Feminism in theatre dominates the web this week, with assorted bloggers discussing the recent study ( covered for the Guardian by Alexis Soloski ) that suggested female playwrights

Don’t dumb down – go to see Rent! - Halifax Today
May I say to Courier readers that if you’re tired of dumbing-down in the arts and wondering where to find creative explorations of what matters in life (such as generosity towards

Oscar-winning actor Karl Malden dead at 97 - The Independent
Karl Malden, the Academy Award-winning actor whose intelligent characterizations on stage, screen and television made him a star despite his plain looks, died Wednesday, his family

National Express goes the wrong way fast - Times Online
When defending yourself from an unwelcome corporate suitor, there are a few basic rules to follow. These include: 1) Don’t fall out with your biggest customer. 2) Don’t

ScreenLit review: Adam Resurrected and Paul Schrader Q&A - Nottingham Evening Post
ANOTHER night, another exclusive for Day Three of Broadway’s ScreenLit Festival. And for this one, the event rolled out its ace attraction - legendary screenwriter Paul Schrader. A

Japan’s inconsistency over its own name irks lawmaker - Reuters UK
TOKYO (Reuters Life!) - What’s in a name? A lot, according to a Japanese lawmaker who’s appalled by his country’s inconsistent pronunciation of the two “kanji” characters that, in

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Macworld site login - MacWorld UK
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STOCKS NEWS US-Mortgage rates fall in latest week: Freddie Mac - Reuters UK
For U.S. stock market report double-click [.N] 1026 ET 02July2009-Mortgage rates fall in latest week: Freddie Mac

BlackBerry Curve 8350i Training Centre now available for $29.95 - Phones Review
According to an article on Crackberry , Made Simple Learning has added the BlackBerry Curve 8350i Training Centre to tackle any issues that have popped up from this BlackBerry

Apple to patch Apple iPhone SMS flaw - PC Advisor
But iPhone is more secure than Mac OS X - Apple is working to fix an iPhone vulnerability that could allow an attacker to remotely install and run unsigned software code with root

Five of the best internet radios - Daily Telegraph
Logitech’s compact device connects to your home broadband network via Wi-Fi or ethernet, allowing you to listen to thousands of internet radio stations at the touch of a button

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Revolution Forum: Visa and Vodafone to plough millions into digital - Revolution
LONDON - Key sponsors of the London 2012 Olympics intend to channel as much as 30 per cent of their budgets into digital marketing ahead of the games. Visa is expected to spend 30

Apple enthusiast Stephen Fry added to Apple iTunes Festival - MacWorld UK
Actor, comedian, author, television presenter, Mac enthusiast and Twitter fan Stephen Fry is confirmed to appear at the iTunes Festival on 12 July for an evening of “witty

MySpace drops ‘friends’ tag as 100 UK jobs go - Brand Republic
LONDON - MySpace is to drop its ‘a place for friends’ tag from its main logo as part of its effort to reposition the social networking site, while it is revealed that 100 jobs will

What’s the carbon cost of the online reaction to Michael Jackson’s - The Guardian
It’s a remarkable display of how the internet and social networking has changed the way we now react to global events, but it’s also a demonstration of how the internet is regarded

Drinkspiration by Absolut brings drinking trends, recipes to iPhone - MacWorld UK
Famed vodka company Absolut has launched a free iPhone and iPod touch application, which promises to keep drinkers informed on latest trends including contemporary and classic

Traffic rockets to Twitter site - BBC News
According to Hitwise, the site, which is used by celebrities like Jonathan Ross and Stephen Fry, is now the fifth most viewed social networking site compared with the 84th last

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Etihad launches microsite with 3D system to showcase services - Brand Republic
LONDON - Etihad Airways has launched a microsite to showcase the airline’s services in an interactive 3D format. The 3D system, called “Experience Etihad” , gives users a unique

LG to increase F1 sponsorship - Planet F1
At a time when many sponsors are pulling out of Formula One due to the economic recession, electronics company LG are upping their contribution to the sport. In November of last

Irish company in €30m NZ deal - Irish Times
An Irish company has signed a $30 million distribution agreement in New Zealand. Surface Power, which develops and manufactures solar power products, will distribute its range of

What’s the carbon cost of the online reaction to Michael Jackson’s - The Guardian
It’s a remarkable display of how the internet and social networking has changed the way we now react to global events, but it’s also a demonstration of how the internet is regarded

BT fibre trials imminent - Webuser.co.uk
BT has outlined some further details of its trials of fibre-based broadband services that will begin next week. The trials, in Muswell Hill in London and Whitchurch in Wales, will

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