Topic: Computer and IT

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Final goodbye for early web icon

A web browser that gave many people their first experience of the web is set to disappear.

Legal aid for whistle-blower site

Whistle-blowing site Wikileaks is getting legal help to fight an attempt to keep it offline.

Web desktop targets 'cybernomads'

A virtual desktop aimed at users who access the web via cybercafes is attracting interest from organisations set up to bridge the digital divide.

Yahoo sued over handling of bid

Web giant Yahoo has said it is facing seven shareholder lawsuits over its handling of Microsoft's unsolicited takeover bid, which it has rejected.

Internet company sued for holding names

NEW YORK - A company that sells Internet addresses is being sued for its controversial practice of holding a domain name in reserve if someone checks for its availability but does not buy it right away.

German court limits cyber spying

Germany's highest court has restricted the right of the security services to spy o­n the computers of suspected criminals and terrorists.

Details emerge on YouTube block

Pakistan has rejected claims that it was responsible for blocking global access to the YouTube video clip site.

New search powers lead Firefox 3

The latest version of web browser Firefox will make changes to the way people search for information o­nline, says its developer.

Pakistan lifts the ban on YouTube

Pakistan's telecoms regulator has lifted the restrictions it imposed o­n video-sharing website YouTube.

Adobe merge on and offline worlds

Adobe has launched software designed to make it easier for computer users to use o­nline applications offline.

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