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Controversial UK laws rushed through as election looms
Digital Economy Bill in, 50p phone line tax out.
Iain Thomson
Apr 8 2010 2:03AM
Telco/ISP
Computers close to reading minds
Scientists using powerful computational modelling are close to finding out how specific thoughts activate human brains, according to research published today in
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Robert Jaques
Jun 4 2008 1:57PM
Hardware
Friday, Sunday top spam reading days
Friday isn't just the beginning of the weekend, it's also is the peak day for opening spam email, Kaspersky Lab said today.
Frank Washkuch
Mar 20 2006 9:10PM
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Reading a different script
Hacking client-side scripting is a doddle, but it needn’t be a security hole, says Gunter Ollmann
Gunter Ollmann
May 13 2005 4:59PM
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Who’s Reading Your Email?
From its early beginnings to the present day, insecure emails have consistently caused trouble for their senders and recipients in a variety of ways.
Vanessa Chandrasekaran
Jan 12 2004 1:18PM
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