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Reuters – Democrat Jerry Brown, criticized for a slow start in his campaign for California governor, has opened a narrow lead over Republican nominee and former eBay chief Meg Whitman, according to a poll released on Sunday.

Reuters – Democrat Jerry Brown, criticized for a slow start in his campaign for California governor, has opened a narrow lead over Republican nominee and former eBay chief Meg Whitman, according to a poll released on Sunday.
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New poll smiles on California Democrats
(Reuters)

AP – Iran’s official news agency says a complex computer worm has affected the personal computers of staff at the country’s first nuclear power plant weeks before the facility is to go online.

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Worm hits computers of staff at Iran nuclear plant
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AP – Although you rarely hear racial insults on Main Street these days, there’s a place where unashamed bigotry is all too easy to find: tossed off in the comments sections of some of the Internet’s most popular websites, today’s virtual Main Street.

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Racist messages pose quandary for mainstream sites
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Mashable – If you’re thinking of buying a Windows Phone 7 device and using it to connect your laptop to the Internet, think again. The company’s new smartphones will not support tethering at all.

Mashable – If you’re thinking of buying a Windows Phone 7 device and using it to connect your laptop to the Internet, think again. The company’s new smartphones will not support tethering at all.
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Windows Phone 7 Doesn’t Support Tethering
(Mashable)

AFP – A Paris court has convicted US search engine giant Google and its chief executive Eric Schmidt of defamation over results from its “suggest” function, a French legal affairs website has revealed.

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French court convicts Google and boss of defamation
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AFP – Rights groups on Saturday slammed the arrest of a Thai news website editor as she returned from an Internet freedom conference on charges of insulting the monarchy and breaching computer law.

AFP – Rights groups on Saturday slammed the arrest of a Thai news website editor as she returned from an Internet freedom conference on charges of insulting the monarchy and breaching computer law.

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Rights groups condemn arrest of Thai Internet editor
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AFP – Google chief executive Eric Schmidt on Friday said that Microsoft’s Bing search engine was the company’s main threat, not Facebook or Apple.

AFP – Google chief executive Eric Schmidt on Friday said that Microsoft’s Bing search engine was the company’s main threat, not Facebook or Apple.

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Google chief sees Bing as main threat
(AFP)

Macworld.com – On Friday Apple released iTunes 10.0.1, fixing a few bugs, but above all updating the Ping musical social network introduced in iTunes 10.

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iTunes 10.0.1 updates Ping, more
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Reuters – A French court has ordered Google Inc to pay 5,000 euros ($6,672) in libel damages to a man who claimed that searches for his name automatically yielded a list of harmful suggestions.

Reuters – A French court has ordered Google Inc to pay 5,000 euros ($6,672) in libel damages to a man who claimed that searches for his name automatically yielded a list of harmful suggestions.
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French court orders Google Inc to pay libel damages: report
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AFP – Apple on Saturday launched the latest version of its iPhone in China and boosted its presence in the world’s biggest Internet and mobile market by opening another two stores in Beijing and Shanghai.

AFP – Apple on Saturday launched the latest version of its iPhone in China and boosted its presence in the world’s biggest Internet and mobile market by opening another two stores in Beijing and Shanghai.

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Apple launches iPhone 4 in China
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