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Friday, 14th October 2005
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  • Podcasters prepare to launch video era
  • Another flaw found in Symantec's Veritas Backup
  • US says Samsung to plead guilty, pay US$300 mln
  • Japan to require microchips for 'dangerous' animals
  • LG Electronics expects home appliance growth
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    Podcasters prepare to launch video era
    Podcasting is on the verge of setting off a video revolution and users of Apple Computer's new video iPod can expect a deluge of outspoken commentary, religious sermons and pornography. More...

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    US says Samsung to plead guilty, pay US$300 mln
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    Japan to require microchips for 'dangerous' animals
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