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THE EUROPEAN UNION (EU) has extended its probe into Google, incorporating complaints from German firms.

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FREE SPEECH managed to shut down a European Union (EU) experiment to display messages at a summit meeting.

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THE CREATOR of PC operating systems that are insecure by design, Microsoft has updated its free security suite for Windows.

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SMARTPHONE OUTFIT Google has had its Nexus S smartphone rooted within a day of launch.

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Analysis

INSECURE DATA can be added to the list of life's certainties along with death and taxes following the rise of the hacker collective called Anonymous and the admission by the US government's premier computer security organisation, the National Security Agency, that nothing is secure.

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UK TELECOMS WATCHDOG Ofcom is proposing that mobile phone call charges be altered in order to simplify users' lives.

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WORLD MAPPER Google has released version 5 of its Google Maps software for the Android operating system, improving offline use and adding 3D interaction.

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THE US FILM MAFIAA, otherwise known at the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) has put down its popcorn and fired some legal briefs in the direction of British Telecom (BT).

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THE US NSA (National Security Agency) has admitted that it builds systems on the assumption that they're broken because "there's no such thing as 'secure' any more".

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DON YOUR SUPERHERO COSTUME, as the EU wants you to fight cybercrime using a crowdsourcing experiment.

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DENIAL OF SERVICE attacks are an acceptable form of civil disobedience for more than half of The INQUIRER's readers, according to our poll.

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SOME TOP LEVEL excutives and salesman have been arrested in an insider trading investigation.

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THE US COMMERCE DEPARTMENT says it needs a privacy watchdog to develop voluntary but enforceable codes of conduct for data companies and advertisers that track people on the Internet.

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THE GUARDIAN newspaper claims to have exposed the hierarchy of the hacktivist group that calls itself Anonymous.

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PC MAKER Telikin has announced a PC that seems to have the elderly and computer challenged in mind.

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PC MAKER Telikin has announced a PC that seems to have the elderly and computer challenged in mind.

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AFTER APPLE CEO Steve Jobs dismissed Research in Motion (RIM), claiming that RIM would never catch up to Apple in market share again, it seems that the Canadian smartphone outfit has proved him wrong.

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EATING IN FRONT of your computer is likely to make you fat, according to a small study conducted by the University of Bristol.

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INSPECTOR KNACKER of Scotland Yard is investigating the online hacktivist group Anonymous for conducting distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks.

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STEADY GROWTH in record sales is not good enough for the British Phonographic Industry cartel (BPI), as it claims illegal music downloads are on the rise.