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• Google Chrome Rises To Third Among Browsers
  Only 16 months after its debut, Chrome has overtaken Safari as the third-most-popular web browser, according to the latest numbers released by web metrics firm Net Applications. Chrome ended the month of December 2009 with a share of 4.63 percent, while Apples Safari dropped into fourth place with a share of 4.46 percent.
  Published : 2010-01-02 Source : www.topix.net
• Global warming blamed for rise in malaria on Mount Kenya
  Global warming has caused a seven-fold increase in cases of malaria on the slopes of Mount Kenya, a British-funded research team has found.
  Published : 2010-01-02 Source : www.topix.net
• Hackers Mimic Huffington Posts Twitter Feed
  A Huffington Post spokesman says the left-leaning news and opinion Web site was not hacked when a Twitter social network feed emerged in its name and began issuing insults with a conservative bent.
  Published : 2010-01-02 Source : www.topix.net
• Five BitTorrent Predictions for 2010
  A whole new and exiting year lies ahead of us, so this is an opportune time for some BitTorrent predictions for 2010. On the upside, video streaming sites will begin experimenting with BitTorrent. One of the negatives is that a major BitTorrent client will be sued by the entertainment industry for assisting copyright infringement.
  Published : 2010-01-01 Source : torrentfreak.com
• Netflix to Hollywood: Video Streaming “New Opportunity” Not Threat
  Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos, a former video-store clerk, is trying to convince movie studios that offering online video streaming won’t “destroy the ecosystem,” that in fact it’s “creating a new opportunity” to reach consumers. Netflix has always had a penchant for seeing the future and adapting its business model accordingly, and unlike Blockbuster Video, [...]
  Published : 2010-01-01 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• China: Reaffirms Plans to “Purify” the Internet
  Says crackdown on online pornography is part of overall effort to preserve “national long-term stability,” build a “harmonious socialist society,” and prevent the “poisoning of young people’s physical and mental health,” but most likely is all about strengthening its grip on the what could be a dangerous conduit for threatening images and ideas. I mentioned [...]
  Published : 2010-01-01 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• Customers back ammonia-treated beef after report
  Restaurant chains and beef processors defended their products safety Thursday after a report that an ammonia treatment thought to kill harmful germs in meat isnt as effective as the industry and regulators believed.
  Published : 2010-01-01 Source : www.topix.net
• IPO comeback in 2009 sets stage for busy 2010
  The pipeline of initial public offerings for 2010 looks promising as private equity firms look to cash in on their investments after coming back to the nearly defunct market in the fall.
  Published : 2010-01-01 Source : www.topix.net
• Cell Phone Software Designed To Lead Illegal Immigrants To Water
  Faculty at University of California, San Diego are developing software to be added to a cheap GPS-enabled cell phone to point dehydrated migrants to water. The software, called the Transborder Immigrant Tool, has already proved controversial, before it has even been released, as critics have said the developers are aiding illegal entry to the United States, a felony.
  Published : 2010-01-01 Source : www.topix.net
• Playing With Processes In Google Chrome
  In the old days, if a single tab in your tabbed browser crashed (assuming you were using a tabbed browser), your whole browser would be brought down. Newer browsers, such as Internet Explorer 8 and Chrome, launch a separate process for each tab. A tab crashes, and it just brings down one tab, not the entire browser.
  Published : 2010-01-01 Source : www.topix.net
• Apple Expects To Ship 10 Million Tablet PCs in 2010: Report
  Former Google executive Lee Kai-fu, citing an anonymous friend familiar with the project, said that Apple expects to ship 10 million tablet PCs in 2010. There is already a January 26th Apple event scheduled, with the normal Apple secrecy, at which the iSlate, iGuide, or iTablet, whatever it will be known as, is expected to be unveiled.
  Published : 2010-01-01 Source : www.topix.net
• P&G open to outside ideas, but no kitty Swiffers
  Swiffer kitties? Just attach little dusting pads to your felines paws, so they can help keep your floors clean while making their rounds.
  Published : 2010-01-01 Source : www.topix.net
• As 2010 Begins, AT&T Still Missing iPhone Tethering, 3G MicroCells
  Its not as though anyone needs a reminder of the negatives of AT&Ts network vs. Verizons, but unshockingly, we are now into 2010 without two things AT&T said it was going to provide in 2009. Those would be tethering for the iPhone, as well as 3G MicroCells (AT&Ts version of a femtocell).
  Published : 2010-01-01 Source : www.topix.net
• Top 10 Most Pirated TV-Shows of 2009
  As the year moves toward its conclusion, we have been listing the most pirated entertainment titles of 2009. Following our Top 10 games and movies charts, we now turn to the most downloaded TV-shows. Despite declining viewership offline, Heroes is the most downloaded show, with over 6 million downloads for a single episode.
  Published : 2009-12-31 Source : torrentfreak.com
• Dramatic BitTorrent Site Shutdowns of the Decade
  Continuing our series of articles on the most pivotal BitTorrent sites of the last decade, our focus turns to the most dramatic site shutdowns. Without doubt, 2005 proved a momentous year, marked by the introduction to the war of a new anti-piracy force to be reckoned with - the FBI.
  Published : 2009-12-31 Source : torrentfreak.com
• BitTorrent Use Rising, uTorrent Userbase Tops 52 Million p/mo
  Belies recent reports that P2P traffic has declined to 15-20% of overall traffic in North America, down from 37% back in 2007. Despite earlier claims to the contrary, it seems BitTorrent is more popular than ever these days with news that the BitTorrent client uTorrent has nearly doubled its userbase to some 52 million unique [...]
  Published : 2009-12-31 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• US Court Finds isoHunt Liable for Copyright Infringement
  Judge calls the BitTorrent tracker site “old wine in a new bottle,” says entertainment industry has provided “undisputed evidence of specific infringing acts done in the United States.” Just in time for the holidays the entertainment industry was given a sizable present by US District Judge Stephen V. Wilson He found that owner, operator Gary Fung [...]
  Published : 2009-12-31 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• Shoppers spent more in last week of holiday season than last year
  Shoppers spent heavily during the week ended Saturday, both before and after Christmas, after a snow storm during the last weekend of the holiday shopping season led to pent-up demand.
  Published : 2009-12-31 Source : www.topix.net
• Phone industry upset over online post about getting past encryption
  A German security expert has raised the ire of the cell phone industry after he and a group of researchers posted online a how-to guide for cracking the encryption that keeps the calls of GSM-standard cell phone users secret.
  Published : 2009-12-31 Source : www.topix.net
• Canadian website wont Groovle to Google, mediator rules
  People sit under a Google logo, in 2008. Photograph by: John Macdougall, AFP MINNEAPOLIS a A Canadian web startup wont have to hand over one of its domain names after a U.S. arbiter decided against web giant Googles claim that Groovle.com sounded too much like their own site.
  Published : 2009-12-31 Source : www.topix.net
• Biotech stocks buck markets rally, slide in 2009
  Biotech stocks took a turn for the worse in 2009 as the major players dealt with regulatory, manufacturing and political issues as well as a deep recession, but their fortunes could turn in 2010 if they get added patent protection.
  Published : 2009-12-31 Source : www.topix.net
• University Unfriends "Sexting, Tweets" In Its Annual Banished Words List
  Lake Superior State University (LSSU) unleashed its 35th annual List of Banished Words, those words it wishes to see disappear from the English language. Most interesting this year are the number of technology-based words it has decided to "unfriend."
  Published : 2009-12-31 Source : www.topix.net
• Van Morrison is not the father of a baby boy; hacker posted false claim on singers Web site
  Van Morrison says a report on his Web site that he was the father of a baby boy was false, and had been posted on his Web site by a hacker.
  Published : 2009-12-31 Source : www.topix.net
• Time-Warner Posts Instructions On Cutting The Cable
  Saber-rattling between Time-Warner Cable and New Corp.s Fox continues as the two have not settled their dispute over rates that the TWC will pay News Corp for Fox and its associated channels (Fox News, FX, etc., etc.). If all goes down as threatened, when the New Year rings in, it will be without any Fox channels on TWC.
  Published : 2009-12-31 Source : www.topix.net
• Conduit Bans Torrent and P2P Words on Browser Toolbars
  Conduit, the leading provider of community toolbars for Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and the Safari web browsers, has decided to ban the use of P2P-related words on their services. Toolbars using the words torrent or p2p are banned as they apparently violate the the terms and conditions of Conduits publisher agreement.
  Published : 2009-12-30 Source : torrentfreak.com
• Pivotal BitTorrent Sites of the Decade: Suprnova
  We are about to end the decade that brought us BitTorrent, and all the good and bad that came with it. In a series of articles during the coming days, we will review some of the most pivotal torrent sites that emerged over the years, each of which left their mark and brought us to where we are today.
  Published : 2009-12-30 Source : torrentfreak.com
• Vye Music Lets You Find, Download Music for FREE
  Search engine indexes hundreds of thousands of music sites, blogs and artist pages and lets you lets you build playlists, stream songs, and download them. Vye Music is a meta-music-search-engine that pulls music file search results from around the Internet and collates it all into a simple user interface. The available tracks can be played in [...]
  Published : 2009-12-30 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• Argentina Extends Copyright “Protection” Term by 20yrs
  Lengthens from 50 to 70 years, but critics point out law is retroactive to cover works already in the public domain resulting in a “silent form of privatizing what belongs to everyone.” Copyright laws are always in a state a flux as entertainment industry groups lobby politicians around the globe to strengthen their grip on content [...]
  Published : 2009-12-30 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• Giganews Adds VPN to Usenet Service
  Customers get additional privacy and security of the VyprVPN service for a measly $5 extra per month. Many of you, myself included, are subscribers of a Usenet newsgroup service provider of one name or another. However, Giganews is usually the one most choose due to its lengthy data retention period of some 400 days. If that wasn’t [...]
  Published : 2009-12-30 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• MPAA Enjoys Even More Record Breaking Profits
  It’s doubtful the next anti-piracy press release would make mention of this, but apparently the MPAA is enjoying a record breaking Christmas box office this year – capping off a year of record breaking profits The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) have claimed that piracy costs hundreds of thousands of jobs and millions in lost [...]
  Published : 2009-12-30 Source : www.zeropaid.com

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