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Google has acquired exclusive rights to the new top-level domain ".app" in a deal with ICANN worth $25 million. One of several that the tech giant has applied for in recent years, it is currently unknown how the company will use the domain.
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Some of China's largest online companies have been forced to delete over 60,000 accounts registered on their services ahead of the upcoming date for the introduction of new censorship and regulation of names used online.
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AT&T is attempting to use its status as a common carrier mobile voice provider to overcome a ruling by the FTC that would prevent it from throttling the mobile data speeds of its "unlimited" customers.
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Do you want to innovate with your service or process? Here is an effective method which I use on innovation workshops. It involves analyzing and questioning every stage of your procedure.
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President Obama has signed an Executive Action, allowing undocumented immigrants who came to the United States with their parents prior to age 16, to serve in U.S. military forces.
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Many major gaming services were forced offline yesterday by what is suspected to be a targeted DDOS attack on the companies involved.
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Washington, D. C. -
The popular car service company is test-driving a new product delivery service in the nation's capital. However, the test area leaves out African American and Hispanic neighborhoods.
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Pretoria -
As the world watched the mass memorial service for the late Nelson Mandela, former South African President, a man stood there, gesticulating "sign language" for hours, but his movements meant nothing.
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The Web may make it easier for people to find jobs, but millions of hourly workers do not have access to the Internet, finding it difficult to take advantage of the job searching tools it provides.
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In an appalling lack of customer service, a friend of English Defence League leader, Tommy Robinson was refused service and allegedly told to f*ck off by an employee of Selfridges department store.
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Chicago -
Weight Watchers International, Inc. (NYSE: WTW) today announced its ongoing initiative to make its websites, mobile applications and print information more accessible.
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Google's YouTube video hosting and sharing service is adding a new feature to their platform. This time, the focus is on video game developers and providing the option of live streaming to video games.
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Google Reader, a RSS service from Google will close its doors in July 2013. This is because of the dropdown of the number of users using this service.
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Newtown -
In a few moments, President Obama will speak to those gathered at an Interfaith vigil for the victims of the the tragic shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, CT.
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Auckland -
While still fighting extradition to the US on copyright violation charges, Dotcom, founder of the notorious Megaupload, has announced the upcoming launch of "Mega", a new and improved, raid-proof file sharing service.
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Coogee -
Australia remembered those killed in the Bali bombings at a memorial commemoration ceremony in the Sydney beachside suburb of Coogee.
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Internet mogul Kim Dotcom uploaded a YouTube video promising a new online music service called Megabox. It will reportedly allow artists to sell their own music and earn 90 percent of the revenue generated through those transactions
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Glasgow -
Lip Service is the BBC Three's best kept secret and one of the best drama's on TV that you're probably not watching. Check out my review on why it's not to be missed.
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London -
A takeaway service in the U.K. will deliver to your door cuisine prepared by a professional chef, and for a small additional fee also bring along dirty pans used to prepare the food so you can fool your guests that you cooked the food.
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Houston -
Recently a woman and several of her friends went out with the intention to have a nice dinner at restaurant located in Texas. The night ended up not quite as well as they'd probably hoped.
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Skype is going to acquire group messaging service GroupMe, which was created back in 2012 at a Hackathon at TechCrunch Disrupt in New York.
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Research in Motion may be launching a music service. The Canadian company known for its BlackBerry smartphones is in talks with four record companies about starting a music service.
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Research in Motion may be launching a music service. The Canadian company known for its BlackBerry smartphones is in talks with four record companies about starting a music service.
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London -
A private funeral was held for singer Amy Winehouse, 27, at Edgwarebury Cemetery on Monday and those in attendance included her parents, her producer Mark Ronson, and Amy’s close friend Kelly Osbourne.
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Google will be launching their Google Wallet service officially this summer. It will allow people to pay for items by using their Samsung Nexus 4G Android phones at certain sales terminals.
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Pretoria -
The South Africa Infantry Formation along with numerous veterans’ organisations paid tribute to the fallen of the SA Infantry as well as hearing plans for future deployment on peacekeeping operations of the “Queen of Battles”.
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Cambridge -
Music lovers determined to get a seat for the King’s College Choir’s Christmas service spent the night in a queue outside the gates.
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Brandon -
It took a two-month battle before a nine-year-old boy with Down syndrome could have his service dog in a Manitoba school with him, just because the dog had been trained outside of Canada.
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Pretoria -
The Council of Military Veteran Organisations of South Africa (CMVO) has held its annual Veteran’s Memorial Service at Fort Klapperkop in Pretoria to honour the memory of those who fell in the service of their country.
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Billings -
Deadly tornadoes have been blasting the US Midwest since May. Montana was hit by a tornado that tore down its largest sports and entertainment facility. The Rimrock Auto Park was destroyed spreading debris for hundreds of miles as shown in this video.
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This is the wall of heroes who have served the country through the military and is located in the town of Yuma, Arizona.
NOAA hurricane hunter WP-3D Orion and Gulfstream IV aircraft in flight. So far, wind measurements taken from airplanes flying through intense hurricane winds are the only sure fire way to accurately assess the strength of a hurricane NASA
Mexican hospital Photo by Armando Argandar
An Air Force sergeant stands guard during the service.
Lieutenant General Denis Earp, Korean War veteran and former Air Force commander. .
Lieutenant Colonel Shin Kabshik pays his respects.
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