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Monday, 10th October 2005
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  • EU presses for cross-border online music licences
  • Microsoft plans nine patches
  • Dutch police arrest suspected computer hackers
  • Firefox 1.5 makes progress: Beta 2 ready
  • Robot vehicles conquer US desert terrain race
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    EU presses for cross-border online music licences
    A key European Union official wants to simplify the way music is licensed to online services such as Apple's iTunes, warning that Europe will fall behind unless cross-border licences are created. More...

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    Microsoft plans nine patches
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    Dutch police arrest suspected computer hackers
    Dutch police have arrested three men suspected of stealing credit card and bank account data by hacking into over 100,000 personal computers worldwide. More...

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    Firefox 1.5 makes progress: Beta 2 ready
    Mozilla has released the second beta of its next browser, Firefox 1.5, to testers and developers.
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    Robot vehicles conquer US desert terrain race
    Three modified driverless vehicles crossed the finish line and into the history books on Saturday after traversing 210 kilometres of desert terrain, guided only by laser sensors and onboard computers. More...

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