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  • 17 October 2006

  • News: 8,000 sued for filesharing

    Stepping up its battle against online music piracy, the IFPI (International Federation of the Phonographic Industry) has announced thousands of new lawsuits against those it suspects of illegal filesharing.

  • News: Free McDonald's MP3 players contain worm

    Winners of 10,000 MP3 players given away in a Japanese fast-food promotion got more than they bargained for, as their prizes contained a worm

  • News: Microsoft caves on Vista security

    Software giant gives rivals vital code to ensure third-party apps run safely with Windows

  • 16 October 2006

  • News: Bertelsmann plans MySpace rival

    German media giant Bertelsmann AG has begun crafting plans to develop an entertainment-driven social networking website to compete with MySpace and other similar services, a source familiar with the discussions has revealed.

  • News: Wikipedia on a flash drive

    Webaroo's deal with U3, the creator of smart flash drive software, could lead to online encyclopedia Wikipedia fitting on to USB flash drives in future

  • News: Reuters sets up virtual bureau

    Reuters has opened the world's first virtual news agency, assigning a dedicated journalist to cover events in online world Second Life.

  • News: Google faces YouTube dilemma

    Google's acquisition of YouTube provides a "tantalising opportunity" for the search giant to boost its advertising model, but the success of the partnership is far from certain, according to Gartner.

  • News: Yahoo simplifies e-business for novices

    Web giant makes it easier for small businesses to set up shop online with new wizards for designing and running stores

  • 15 October 2006

  • News: Danes lead broadband penetration

    Three northern European countries show the world's highest broadband penetration rates, with Denmark leading the pack, according to statistics released Friday by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development.

  • 14 October 2006

  • News: BT fires back at spammers

    New automated system should identify professional spammers and 'botnet'-infected customers on the BT broadband network

  • 13 October 2006

  • News: Time Warner targets Google

    Time Warner has revealed it will approach Google to resolve the copyright issues that plague video-sharing phenomenon YouTube.

  • News: Digital music sales near $1bn

    Digital music sales continue to grow, in revenue and as a percentage of overall music sales, according to research from the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI).

  • News: Office Live to complement Office 2007

    Office Live, a set of web-hosted services from Microsoft, will play a key role in delivering collaboration functions to users of its Office 2007 suite.

  • News: Bloggers angry at Google outage

    Citizen journalists were unable to update their weblogs yesterday after Google’s Blogger and Blogspot hosting services went offline for two hours.

  • News: Windows Vista could protect rootkits

    A security researcher is raising concerns about a digital rights management feature in Windows Vista that he claims may make it easy for malicious code authors to block antivirus programs from removing their wares.

  • News: Adobe's internet app for offline PCs

    Adobe is planning to offer more details later this month on its Apollo project, designed to run rich internet applications offline on PCs

  • News: Apple set to release red iPod Nano

    Oprah Winfrey and U2 frontman Bono took away any surprise of Apple's new iPod announcement as the pair went shopping today in Chicago and purchased 10 new red iPod nanos.

  • News: Fujitsu offers flash disks with laptops

    Fujitsu is to become the third major PC maker to sell a laptop that uses flash memory in place of the traditional hard-disk drive.

  • 12 October 2006

  • News: News Corp upset with YouTube deal

    Google executives have held an urgent meeting with News Corp to ease concerns over the search giant's $1.6bn YouTube acquisition, according to reports

  • News: New technology to fight phishing

    Security companies are developing new ways to keep the public informed about fraudulent websites and cut down on scams.

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