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China Blocks Google Again, Despite Compromise
The great and inscrutable Chinese firewall has blocked Chinese net users from using Google?s web search Thursday, the company reported on its monitoring page. The reported new block on Google?s now unfiltered Chinese-language search page comesmore
Google site fools interwebs into China blockage scare
Google's China search is working just fine, despite breathless claims from countless news organizations that it's 'fully blocked.' On Thursday afternoon, everyone from The New York Times to Cnet reported that Google's search engine, online ad service,more
Google services reported down in China
Several of Google's Web services in mainland China were reported as fully blocked on Thursday including Web search, YouTube, Ads, and Blogger. Those reports turned out to be incorrect due to misinformation from Google's Mainland China servicemore
Google fools interwebs into China blockage scare
Google's China search is working just fine, despite breathless claims from countless news organizations that it's "fully blocked." On Thursday afternoon, everyone from The New York Times to Cnet reported that Google's search engine, online ad service,more
Most Google services, including Search blocked in China
Several of Google's Web services in mainland China were fully blocked on Thursday (PDT), including Web search, YouTube, Ads, and Blogger. Other services, including Google Images, News, Docs, and Groups remain "partially blocked," according to Google'smore
Most Google services, including Search blocked in China
Several of Google's Web services in mainland China were fully blocked on Thursday (PDT), including Web search, YouTube, Ads, and Blogger. Other services including Google Images, News, Docs and Groups remain "partially blocked," according to Google'smore
Data for 100m Facebook accounts published to BitTorrent
Underscoring the permanence of data published on the internet, a security researcher has compiled the names and URLs of more than 100 million Facebook users and made them available as a BitTorrent download. Ron Bowles, who describes himself as amore
Google Apps Intrigues IT Pros, but Security Worries Remain
if (!self.ord) } write(' Google likes to boast that more than 2 million businesses run Google Apps, but IT pros harbor concerns about security in the cloud and the limited functionality presented by Google tools such as Gmail and Google Docs. Cloudmore
Test Drive Your Type With Google Font Preview
Google launched a new web-based tool Wednesday that helps you configure, test and easily embed one of the company?s free fonts into your web pages. The Font Previewer lets you pick one of the open source fonts from Google?s Font Library , thenmore
How Twitter is changing old age
Twitter Ivy Bean holds gifts sent to her by a Twitter follower Like other social networkers, Ivy Bean found in the online community a home in which to share her opinions on sports (she was a Manchester United fan), food (fish and chips -- and plenty ofmore
The Facebook Data Torrent Debacle: Q
Security concerns over Facebook have been raised yet again after a security consultant collected the names and profile URLs for 171 million Facebook accounts from publicly available information. The consultant, Ron Bowes, then uploaded the data as amore
Searchable Facebook user data posted to Pirate Bay
The Facebook member data is available as a torrent file on Pirate Bay. (Credit: Pirate Bay/Screenshot by CNET) LAS VEGAS--A researcher has compiled a list of more than 170 million Facebook users and the Web address of their profile page on the site andmore
Fog of cyberwar: Internet always favors the offense
Black Hat Fighting wars that target computer networks is fraught with risks that don't exist in traditional warfare, raising the stakes for future conflicts, a retired US general told security professionals Thursday. "You guys made the cyber world lookmore
Searchable Facebook user data posted to file sharing site
The Facebook member data is available as a torrent file on Pirate Bay. (Credit: Pirate Bay/CNET) LAS VEGAS -- A researcher has compiled a list of more than 170 million Facebook users and the Web address of their profile page on the site and released itmore
Verizon's Samsung Intensity II available online
The Samsung Intensity II is now available online, Verizon and Samsung announced Thursday. The slider phone will be available in stores in the next few weeks. Following in the footsteps of the Samsung Intensity, the Intensity II has a slide-out QWERTYmore
Verizon's Samsung Intensity II available online today
The Samsung Intensity II is now available online, Verizon and Samsung announced Thursday. The slider phone will be available in stores in the next few weeks. Following in the footsteps of the Samsung Intensity, the Intensity II has a slide-out QWERTYmore
The new Amazon Kindle
Google and gaming New Magical Apple products Street Fighter X Tekken, Tekken X Street Fighter Your own personal yellow submarine 3D camcorders for consumers Can cell phones cause tinnitus? Tweeting from the womb MySpace hangs on with a thread Steve Jobsmore
Low-Tech Shatner Eyes Twitter, Says $#*!
William Shatner talks about his show $#*! My Dad Says during the CBS, Showtime and the CW Television Critics Association press tour in Beverly Hills, California, July 28. Lucy Nicholson/Reuters LOS ANGELES (Reuters) ? William Shatner confesses hemore
The new Amazon Kindle
The Nintendo 3DS will have a price and release date in two months, YouTube may change user video uploads to 15 minutes, and Amazon releases a new version of its Kindle e-reader.more
Facebook joke's on the joker
Branding his now former friend Raymond Bryce as a paedophile on Facebook seemed like a good joke to Jeremiah Barber, but the joke was finally on him. Bryce took legal action and the court also failed to see the joke, forcing Barber to pay up £10,000more
Why online games aren't stupid
The buzz at Fortune Brainstorm Tech last weekend, as I mentioned in Monday's Postcard , was much about the power of online games. Google ( GOOG ), Walt Disney ( DIS ), and lots of startup folks view social games as a most efficient pathway to gettingmore
Low-Tech Shatner Eyes Twitter, Says What The "$#*!"
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) ? William Shatner confesses he has problems with the digital age. At 79 years old, he doesn?t use Twitter and can?t remember computer passwords. So what is the Sci Fi icon ? who started in television when it was airedmore
Low-Tech Shatner Eyes Twitter, Says What The ?$#*!?
William Shatner talks about his show '$#*! My Dad Says' during the CBS, Showtime and the CW Television Critics Association press tour in Beverly Hills, California, July 28, 2010. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson LOS ANGELES (Reuters) ? William Shatnermore
Twitter Convert Kanye West Changes His Rap
One of the most notorious holdouts against the Twitter short messaging network, Kanye West is now onboard, celebrating his new Twitter account with a live appearance at Twitter?s San Francisco headquarters on Wednesday where he rapped for Twitter staff,more
Have a Question? Ask Facebook
People already use their Facebook status updates to ask their friends questions, like recommendations for a babysitter, a restaurant or a vacation. On Wednesday, Facebook introduced a new feature, Facebook Questions, that formalizes question-asking onmore
More people watching television shows online
Since the introduction of YouTube and general online video there has been a large audience for online video. However with the ability for a large amount of websites being able to support full length programmes and movies, there has been a dramaticmore
Sleazy Marketers Game Google's Sponsored Ads
Companies that deal in shady free gift card offers have managed to game Google's sponsored search results so they can pass themselves off as representing the official sites of such huge brands as Walmart, Best Buy, McDonald's and Hooters, among others,more
FBI May Get Easier Access To Internet Activity
olsmeister writes "It appears the White House would like to make it easier for the FBI to obtain records of a person's internet activities without a court order to do so, via the use of an NSL. While they have been able to this this for a long time, thismore