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A new proposed law in Arizona is currently sitting on the desk of Gov. Jan Brewer awaiting signature. If signed, this could potentially have extensive ramifications, including a form of Internet censorship.
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The UK Government will be able to monitor the calls, emails, text messages and web habits of every person in the UK under new legislation set to be announced soon.
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A video showing Dutch engineer Jarno Smeets taking off the ground on kite-like wings and flying through the air has drawn attention online. Smeets claims he is the first man to fly like a bird, without a jet engine or rotor.
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A researcher at a Japanese university has created violin strings from spider silk, and many people are impressed by the sounds.
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The White House Cyber Security Adviser Howard Schmidt and Commerce Secretary Gary Locke have recently announced a proposal for mandatory virtual ID cards for Internet users, called the “National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace.”
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Complex system called Smart Home Monitoring connects to Internet service provider by cable and sends alarms and alerts via landline or smartphone
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A New Jersey man spends a lot of time outdoors, collecting the central pieces for his works of art - the webs of spiders.
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While Techvibes’ Knowlton Thomas reported that Google + reached 10 million users in 16 days, let’s not jump the gun and call Google’s latest foray into social media a smashing success yet.
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Google sites are getting a facelift in a redesign to unify the look of the company's popular applications, a Google spokesperson said in an interview with Digital Journal.
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According to a Europol report issued Wednesday, the Internet and mobile technologies have become the most prevalent tools for organized crime. The report says they are used for drug and human trafficking, as well as money laundering and cybercrime.
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Micro-blogging service Twitter will support an initiative that lets people browse the web without being monitored.
Sir Tim Berners-Lee, creator of the World Wide Web, will co-direct a UK institute that will exploit data released by the government.
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