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Street View Wi-Fi data deletion put on hold in UK

Google securely storing data captured from UK's home Wi-Fi networks by Street View cars pending more specific instructions
Google TV brings net to sets

Google 'smart TV' service offers web search and apps on television, starting with Sony products in the US
Con-Libs won't repeal Digital Act

paidContent:UK Culture secretary Jeremy Hunt says the new government will not repeal the controversial Digital Economy Act
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The free digital lunch is over

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Joel David Moore: 'On a PC I'm like a monkey trying to hump a football'

Celebrity squares: Filmmaker Joel David Moore is a Mac man and an iPhone addict – but is desperate for a spell-check
YouTube claims 2bn-plus daily views

A new data point about the state of YouTube, which has a fondness for using anniversaries to release them
Technophile: Nikon Coolpix S3000

Jack Schofield: Nikon's new Coolpix digital camera looks smart and is easy to use, but it produces mixed results
US labels win battle against LimeWire

Popular peer-to-peer platform found liable for infringing copyright of America's four major labels
Nato 'faces cyber attack threat'

Experts warn that the next attack could come down fibre optic cable, and Russia is seen as a potential partner in missile defence against Iran
Can Ellison be an Iron Man in real life?

Oracle chief Larry Ellison says he is already turning around Sun, but can a software maker figure out the hardware world?
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Robot weds Japanese couple

Machine with flashing eyes and plastic pigtails presides over wedding of Kokoro employee and robotics professor

Facebook in deal with Farmville maker

Facebook and Zynga, the company behind Farmville, have settled their dispute over game credits and entered into a five-year strategic relationship
Pirate Bay sunk by Hollywood injunction

Film studios' injunction granted by German court means that BitTorrent site has no internet connection
Not ordered your iPad yet? You'll have to wait, as Apple stocks run low in UK

Apple appears to be running out of its stock of iPads for the UK, even though it will not start shipping this side of the Atlantic for two weeks
Apple chief Steve Jobs indulges in email argument with Gawker writer

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On the road: Mazda 3 Sport

Andrew Anthony: 'I pulled off into an unknown backstreet and drove in that urban style first pioneered by The Sweeney'
Wikileaks founder has his passport briefly confiscated in Australia

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange had his passport confiscated when he returned to his native Australia last week, according to The Age newspaper
- Wikimedia: Fox News campaign 'is nonsense'
UK web users wary of revealing too much, says Ofcom report

An Ofcom report reveals that UK web users have become more savvy about online security

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