P.E.I. teen banned from Internet
A P.E.I teen who posted a threatening message on Facebook warning of a school shooting was ordered banned from using the Internet for 18 months by a judge on Monday.
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David Canton
Yesterday I wrote about privacy consultations regarding the online tracking of consumers. Privacy advocates want to ensure that consumer choice a...
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Greg Gazin
The 2010 Winter Olympics are just a stone’s throw away. And while taking the new Skytrain for the first time from Vancouver’s International...
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Jesse Michaels
You’ve heard the hype about 3D “everything” over the past few months and have probably seen a 3-D flick in theatres. But what about the...
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Norwegian telecom group Telenor posts 25 per cent rise in 4Q profits
OSLO, Norway - Norwegian telecommunications group Telenor ASA on Wednesday reported a 25 per cent jump in fourth-quarter net profits, primarily thanks to growth in its Asian operations.
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Hackers shut down Australian government Web sites to protest compulsory Internet filter
SYDNEY, Australia - Hackers shut down several Australian government Web sites Wednesday in a co-ordinated attack against a proposed Internet filter that targets pornography and criminal sites.
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Google's email gets social in Facebook face-off
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. - Google is making it easier to socialize on its e-mail service. It's unveiling a new "Google Buzz" feature that sets up a face-off with Facebook.
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Electronic Arts slump continues
A disappointing outlook from Electronic Arts Inc. sent shares of the video game publisher sharply lower Monday.
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Wi-Lan settles lawsuit filed against it by Telus
OTTAWA - Technology firm Wi-Lan Inc. says it has signed a letter of intent to settle a lawsuit filed by Telus Communications Inc., which claimed ownership interests in several patents.
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HDTV sales for Super Bowl a myth
According to a new "Pulse Report" from consumer product watch group, Retrevo, price beats programming as an HDTV purchase motivator every time.
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Virtual egg sells for $70,000
Hot on the heels of the US$330,000.00 sale of the Crystal Palace Station, the folks behind Planet Calypso have announced another record-breaking, real-money-for-imaginary-goods transaction.
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