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The social-networking site implies that the suspension of the accounts that belittled the French president disregarded the site's parody and spam rules.
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Larry Magid chats by phone with California Attorney General Kamala Harris shortly after she announces an agreement with major app companies to protect the privacy of consumers.
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The tools to analyze disparate data sets are getting better and cheaper. But the practice will increasingly bump against the boundaries of privacy comfort zones.
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Social network wants permission to inspect the contents of four previously undisclosed accounts, allegedly in use since 2003.
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Mattel is releasing a replica of the "Back to the Future" hoverboard, but sadly, it doesn't really float. Maybe the company should get in touch with this DIYer.
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Hitachi says its new 2.5-inch hard drives are thinner, more rugged, and faster.
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Cyber security is a growing problem that threatens the U.S. economy, and FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski says broadband providers can help protect the public.
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The Breville Premium Plastic Toaster may look like an ordinary toaster, but convenient features gives it a modern edge.
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Recent Foxconn revelations hint at higher costs than previous estimates that are still staggeringly low by Western standards.
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CEO Meg Whitman says during an earnings conference call that Hewlett-Packard has a line of products ready for the next iteration of Windows.
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Microsoft attacks Google Apps in 'Googlighting' video Microsoft has launched an open attack on Google Apps in a new online video called 'Googlighting'.
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Foreign journalists killed in Syria TWO Western journalists have been killed in the flashpoint city of Homs after Syrian security forces shelled a building.
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Space elevator that takes tourists 22k miles into orbit could be built within 40 years If created, up to 30 passengers at a time would spend a week travelling a quarter of a way to the moon at speeds of 120mph.
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