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A 205-year-old journal, in which Scottish teacher and engineer Alexander Nimmo provides a first-hand account of what was taking place in the Highlands, has just been published.
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The journal containing details of how 33 women were determined to be witches in mid-17th century England is being digitised so that it can be read by more people.
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Reports surfaced Facebook is planning to implement and announce location-based features for the service at their upcoming F8 conference, while Apple hit the headlines with the launch of the pre-ordering for the iPad. That's this week in tech.
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This week Google made some interesting announcements, Gizmodo also unveiled an interesting new Microsoft prototype whilst Twitter continues to grow, this time raising $100 million in funding.
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A recent study through online questionnaire revealed industry-sponsored ghostwriting is widely used by some of the top medical journals.
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A report on the Wall Street Journal website today claims that Apple's CEO Steve Jobs has put all his effort into a new 'touch screen device' since returning from medical leave in late June.
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We take a look back over the past week of tech news, ranging from the Microsoft-Yahoo deal to Twitter mayhem as DDoS attacks take the site offline.
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This week Windows 7 has finally been released to manufacterers, many tech companies revealed their second and third quarter revenues and Bill Gates closed his Facebook account because of too many friend requests.
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From an Apple patent for 'active packaging' to the release of Firefox 3.5, the tech world had a busy week. Also back at work was Steve Jobs, and Apple is still battling to keep cloning of its products at bay.
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Take a look at what's been making headlines in the technology world this week on Digital Journal. From Windows 7 finally getting an official release date to reviews on Microsoft's new 'decision engine' Bing, we've got it all.
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 One of the world's leading scientific journals is accusing the Harper government of limiting its scientists from speaking publicly about their research.
 The Queen has put Queen Victoria's journals online, pressing a button Thursday to bring her great-great-grandmother into the internet age.
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The number of deaths worldwide from malaria has been underestimated, according to data published in the medical journal the Lancet.
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