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Facebook agrees child safety plan
Microsoft contests $1.4bn EU fine
MySpace lets users share data
Google keen on better Yahoo ties
Fake media file snares PC users
Nasa set to join petaflop elite
Google denies staff 'brain drain'
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Child web-safety guide launched
PlayStation 'will reclaim lead'
Mother's porn law campaign ends
TorrentSpy ordered to pay $110m
Bournemouth homes get fast fibre
New spectrum to improve health
EU's sat-nav pioneer calls home
Luminaries look to the future web
Xerox plans the future of today
Games straddle worlds
The power of play on the internet
Free game hopes to save gorillas
Stark warning for internet's future
Web 2.0 debates internet's future
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Falling out of love with robots
Who will write tomorrow's code?
The offline cost of an online life
How Twitter makes it real
New Wii craze is opening up
Why the future is in your hands
Walking with the web
Google bets on Android future
Pupils reveal mobile snapshot
Nokia morphs itself from within
Future computing technologies
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A journey into 'fab world'
Meeting computing's prophet
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