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	FTC Member Rips into Google's Privacy Efforts (PC World)	Source: Yahoo! - Mar 18 2010
	PC World - Several major U.S. Internet companies, including Google and Facebook, need to "step up" and better protect consumer privacy or face tougher penalties from the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, a commissioner said Wednesday.

	Apple's Ban on Screen Protectors Makes (Some) Sense (PC World)	Source: Yahoo! - Mar 18 2010
	PC World - Apple is reportedly removing iPhone, iPod, and MacBook screen protectors from its online and retail stores, just a couple of weeks before the iPad hits the stand.

	HTC Says Will Fight Apple Lawsuit, Stresses Innovations	Source: PCWorld - Mar 18 2010
	HTC plans to "fully defend itself" against the patent lawsuit filed by Apple.

	Twitter Hit by Site Outage (PC World)	Source: Yahoo! - Mar 18 2010
	PC World - Users of popular micro-blogging service Twitter have been unable to access the site since just after 3am GMT Wednesday (11pm EDT/8pm PDT Tuesday).

	PayPal ties up with Chinese partner: report (AFP)	Source: Yahoo! - Mar 18 2010
	AFP - PayPal, the online payment platform of US e-commerce giant eBay, will tie up with a Chinese partner to allow consumers in China to buy from overseas merchants, according to a report.

	Windows Phone 7: Copy and Paste, MIA	Source: PCWorld - Mar 18 2010
	Developers can implement their own clipboards within apps, but Microsoft favors contextual tapping instead.

	IBM, Insurer Develop 'eHarmony for the Call Center'	Source: PCWorld - Mar 18 2010
	IBM and insurer Assurant Solutions have come up with a program that matches callers with the call center agent best suited to handle their issue.

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	Apple's Ban on Screen Protectors Makes (Some) Sense	Source: PCWorld - Mar 18 2010
	Apple is pulling screen protectors from its online and retail stores -- because screen protectors stink.

	FCC: Broadband Public Safety Fee a Bargain	Source: PCWorld - Mar 18 2010
	The agency's plan for a $16 billion nationwide wireless network for emergency responders will cost less than $1 monthly.

	Twitter Hit by Site Outage	Source: PCWorld - Mar 18 2010
	Users of popular micro-blogging service Twitter have been unable to access the site since just after 3am GMT Wednesday.

	Child Porn, Drugs Lead Internet Content Complaints in Japan	Source: PCWorld - Mar 18 2010
	Complaints to a Japanese Internet watchdog regarding illegal content almost doubled in 2009, led by reports about child pornography and illegal drugs.

	Report: Google TV Is Coming to Your Living Room	Source: PCWorld - Mar 18 2010
	Google is working with Intel, Sony and others on Google TV, a service aimed at putting the Internet in living rooms, the New York Times says.

	Child Porn, Drugs Lead Internet Content Complaints in Japan (PC World)	Source: Yahoo! - Mar 18 2010
	PC World - Complaints to a Japanese Internet watchdog regarding illegal content almost doubled in 2009, led by a surge in reports related to child pornography and illegal drugs.

	Report: Google TV Is Coming to Your Living Room (PC World)	Source: Yahoo! - Mar 18 2010
	PC World - Google is working with Intel, Sony, and other partners to develop Google TV, a service aimed at putting the Internet search giant's Web offerings in people's living rooms, the New York Times reported Wednesday.

	Web inventor calls for open data	Source: BBC - Mar 18 2010
	Countries should be judged on their willingness to open up public data, the inventor of the world wide web tells the BBC.

	UK 'can cope with cyber attack'	Source: BBC - Mar 18 2010
	The UK is "reasonably well placed to cope" with a large scale cyber attack, a report by a group of peers has said.

	Amazon Brings Kindle App to the Mac	Source: PCWorld - Mar 18 2010
	After months of anticipation, Amazon on Wednesday night released a beta of Kindle for Mac, software that lets you read Kindle e-books without the need for any...

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