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Google's dominance 'will not last forever'

Dell to slash 8,000 jobs

MySpace offers political fund-raising tools

Web security breach lets cat out of Baghdad Embassy plans

Web security vendors wage patent war

VoIP startup Jajah buddies up to telecom carriers

World's largest news organisation to monitor Web use

New identity theft scam targets military families

Gartner lowers global sales forecast for semiconductors

TiVo warns investors new open source license could hurt business

Wireless Silicon Valley behind schedule

Dog lovers warned about online puppy scam

Monday, 4th June 2007

Headlines

	Google's dominance 'will not last forever'
	Dell to slash 8,000 jobs
	MySpace offers political fund-raising tools
	Web security breach lets cat out of Baghdad Embassy plans
	Web security vendors wage patent war
	VoIP startup Jajah buddies up to telecom carriers
	World's largest news organisation to monitor Web use
	New identity theft scam targets military families
	Gartner lowers global sales forecast for semiconductors
	TiVo warns investors new open source license could hurt business
	Wireless Silicon Valley behind schedule
	Dog lovers warned about online puppy scam

Making news this morning, Google’s global dominance of the Web will not last forever, according to an industry expert.

Also, Dell has announced it will reduce its workforce by a potential
8000 jobs in the next 12 months.

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