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• 17 October 2007

• News: Warning over dangerous Skype malware

  Security analysts are warning of another malicious software program masquerading as an installer file for Skype.

• News: Facebook to police porn following NY probe

  Facebook is to boost efforts to police pornography and to prevent harassment and inappropriate behaviour on its social-networking site, settling a consumer fraud investigation by New York State Attorney General (AG) Andrew Cuomo.

• News: Microsoft OCS wins industry backing

  Microsoft has officially launched Office Communications Server and claims the business tool has already won wide industry support.

• News: MySpace & Skype team on Web 2.0 VoIP

  MySpace will give its millions of members the ability to engage in free voice chats via the MySpace instant messaging service, thanks to a partnership with VoIP (voice over IP) provider Skype.

• 16 October 2007

• News: Can YouTube video ID tool stamp out piracy?

  Google has unveiled a test version of a much-awaited antipiracy system for its wildly popular yet controversial YouTube video-sharing site.

• News: BBC iPlayer finally coming to Mac & Linux

  The BBC is finally ready to allow Mac and Linux users to access its iPlayer streaming service, announcing a deal to use Adobe's Flash Player software to make iPlayer available to non-Windows users.

• News: Clinton vs Obama in online click battle

  The websites of Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama ran neck-and-neck in August in the battle among presidential candidates for page views, according to data released by Nielsen. However, Clinton continues to dominate the race for most mentions in online blogs, according to the online researcher.

• News: 2,000 AOL job cuts end dialup era

  AOL is making 2,000 jobs cuts worldwide, or 20 percent of its workforce, with the cuts being made across the board, according to AOL spokesperson Anne Bentley.

• News: Google cuts Adsense payments

  A new scheme for validating clicks on Google's AdSense adverts could reduce the amount of money website publishers earn.

• News: Porn spammers given five years in prison

  Two porn spammers have been sentenced to more than five years in prison for their part in sending millions of pornographic emails, marking the conclusion of the first major case under the US 2003 federal CAN-SPAM antispam law.

• 15 October 2007

• News: T-Mobile offers pay-per-day broadband deal

  Seeking to tap into users needing occasional access to the internet whilst on the move, T-Mobile today introduced an "unlimited" pay-per-day mobile broadband offering.

• News: AP sues Verisign over news-aggregation website

  The AP (Associated Press) is suing Verisign over news aggregation site Moreover's unlicensed use of AP news stories.

• News: EU to regulate broadband pricing

  The EC (European Commission) today said that the gap between broadband haves and have nots in the European Union has widened during the past year. As a consequence of this trend, the EC is to consider price regulation similar to that imposed on the market for mobile roaming charges earlier this year.

• News: Mac OS, Linux face Windows' URI risk too

  Security researchers last week said that Mac OS X and Linux operating systems are probably at risk of a new kind of web-based security vulnerability that Microsoft has patched Windows to address.

• 12 October 2007

• News: Google boosts Gmail storage limit again

  Gmail users are sucking up storage space faster than Google can add it.

• News: Nintendo Wii now supports USB keyboards

  Nintendo has released a new firmware update for the Nintendo Wii that enables those that use the console to surf the web to do so using a USB keyboard.

• News: YouTube videos now in Google Earth

  Videos from Google-owned YouTube are now embedded at geographical locations in Google Earth.

• News: Olive, MusicGiants offer lossless DRM-free music

  Olive and MusicGiants yesterday announced that users of Olive's Opus media player will be able to purchase and download DRM-free digital music made with lossless compression techniques.

• News: Mozilla's Mobile Firefox to work on Symbian

  Mozilla's mobile Firefox browser will probably be available for phones running Symbian, Windows Mobile and Linux operating systems, a developer working on Mobile Firefox said.

• News: Microsoft Live gets event planning facility

  Microsoft is adding an event-planning offering to its Windows Live suite of services - Live Events.

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