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Sunday, October 19, 2008 ( change date )
Axel Springer hit by new German data leak scandal
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The personal details of thousands of people who placed classified advertisements in newspapers owned by Axel Springer made their way onto the internet in the latest data leak scandal to hit Germany.
Reuters Sunday, October 19, 2008Study: Pricey iPhone Still a No Go
Consumers say Apple must lower the phone's $500 price for them to make the move.
internetnews.com Sunday, October 19, 2008Gartner: Server Growth Up 8.9 Percent in 2006
HP still rules, Sun is making money again and mainframe sales keep on chugging.
internetnews.com Sunday, October 19, 2008IDC: Power is a Server Sales Point
Though fewer servers were sold, the research firm points to the trend in virtualization and consolidation.
internetnews.com Sunday, October 19, 2008Tweet me, baby, one more time
Pop singer Britney Spears has an official Twitter account for news, updates, gossip, and other things that make you say OMG!!
CNET Sunday, October 19, 2008The Internet is no 21st-century boob tube
Latest Pew internet study finds that Web use isn't isolating people from friends and family.
CNET Sunday, October 19, 2008AAPT's pitch for billing system
TELECOMMUNICATIONS company AAPT is back in the consumer market with the launch of a multi-million-dollar advertising campaign.
Australian IT Sunday, October 19, 2008Ex-Woolies CIO faces more charges
FRESH charges have been laid against former Woolworths CIO David Wills for allegedly receiving almost $4 million in kickbacks.
Australian IT Sunday, October 19, 2008The Internet is no 21st-century boob tube (CNET)
CNET - Remember when you were young and your family used to gather 'round the television eating dinner on TV trays, fixated by programs like M*A*S*H and All in the Family? Chit chat about what happened at school and work was relegated to commercial breaks. And then it was bedtime.
yahoo.com Sunday, October 19, 2008US nuclear family also technology family (AFP)
AFP - The typical American nuclear family is more likely than the rest of the population to own cellphones, use the internet and have multiple computers at home, according to a survey released on Sunday.
yahoo.com Sunday, October 19, 2008
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