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Terry Fredrickson, Published on 30/03/2011
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Facebook tries to spike 'Third Intifada' page
AFP, Published on 30/03/2011
» Attempts by Facebook to shut down a "Third Intifada" page backfired on Tuesday, with more than 7,000 Palestinians immediately signing up for three new copycat pages.
Beatles songs sales cost music website $950,000
AFP, Published on 30/03/2011
» US online music service Bluebeat will pay British recording label EMI nearly a million dollars to avoid trial in a case over rights to stream and sell versions of Beatles songs.
Smartphone market to grow 50 percent in 2011: IDC
AFP, Published on 30/03/2011
» The worldwide smartphone market will grow nearly 50 percent this year and Google's Android will take over as the leading operating system, a technology market research firm said Tuesday.
A time to forgive
Terry Fredrickson, Published on 30/03/2011
» Ulai Borchue lost her daughter Kambai Inthilat in a horrific hit-and-run accident last week, but it was forgiveness, not vengeance that was on her mind yesterday.
Navy to the rescue
Terry Fredrickson, Published on 30/03/2011
» The navy has sent the country's only aircraft carrier Chakri Naruebet and two frigates to lead relief efforts in the South
Anthurium flowers in bamboo tubes
Jon Fernquest, Published on 30/03/2011
» A floral composition that will "dazzle you with simplicity."
Air NZ flight safety video an online hit
AFP, Published on 30/03/2011
» An Air New Zealand in-flight safety video featuring camp US fitness guru Richard Simmons has gone viral on the Internet, the airline said Wednesday, attracting a million hits in three days.
India's 'digital divide' worst among peers: study
AFP, Published on 30/03/2011
» Most Indians are missing out on the "digital revolution" due to dismal Internet access for the poor with the nation lagging far behind its emerging market peers, a study found Wednesday.
Baidu deletes nearly 3 mn works in copyright flap
AFP, Published on 30/03/2011
» Chinese search engine giant Baidu said Wednesday it had deleted nearly three million works from its online library in a three-day blitz aimed at ending a copyright dispute with writers.