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The government wants access to your email account

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Marc Sanchez
Oct 10, 2011
If you're Jacob Appelbaum, a Wikileaks volunteer. The Wall Street Journal is reporting on the government's interpretation of the law that allows...
Posted In: privacy, Tech Report, wikileaks
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Netflix kills Qwikster

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Marc Sanchez
Oct 10, 2011
Well, that didn't last long. Netflix CEO Reed Hastings announced that this whole idea of a separate site with a separate, kind of weird name, just...
Posted In: netflix, qwikster, Tech Report
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Pirates vanquished!

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John Moe
Oct 7, 2011
Well, only for a month. And they're French Internet pirates. It seems they've been violating France's Internet copyright laws but instead of going...
Posted In: arr matey, France, pirates, Tech Report
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Jobs across, Jobs down

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John Moe
Oct 7, 2011
The New York Times is running a crossword tribute to Jobs today. Quora engineer and puzzle maker, Kevin Der, spent a frantic hour writing clues in...
Posted In: Jobs, New York Times, Tech Report
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Jobs bio pushed up

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John Moe
Oct 7, 2011
The Steve Jobs biography release date is being pushed up to October 24. Biographer Walter Isaacson visited Jobs two weeks before he died for the...
Posted In: Jobs, Tech Report
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iPhone 4S goes on sale, everything gets crashy

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John Moe
Oct 7, 2011
Apple started taking pre-orders for the iPhone 4S (the Fours... iFours...Quatro- S... SQuatro?) at midnight. Its site promptly crashed and was down...
Posted In: AT&T, iphone 4S, Sprint, SQuatro, Tech Report, Verizon
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Who WON'T be looking at your social network?

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John Moe
Oct 7, 2011
Banks and lenders are in on the act. Well, not quite yet, but as soon as enough data can be collected, it will most certainly be crunched and...
Posted In: Facebook, privacy, social networking, Tech Report, Twitter
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Net neutrality foes get lucky

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John Moe
Oct 7, 2011
Verizon's lawsuit against the FCC regarding net neutrality will be heard in the DC circuit court, this as a result of a lottery drawing. Verizon...
Posted In: fcc, net neutrality, Tech Report, Verizon
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Obama issues executive order on security

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John Moe
Oct 7, 2011
President Obama is expected to announce a major executive order having to do with online security today. It's the culmination of a seven month...
Posted In: military, Obama, Pentagon, security, Tech Report, white house
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Nexus Prime and new Android OS delayed

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John Moe
Oct 7, 2011
Google and Samsung were supposed to launch the Nexus Prime phone on Tuesday, a day that Google was also expected to present the new operating...
Posted In: Google, Jobs, samsung, Tech Report

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