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      <title>Twitter Rolls Out Location Sharing</title>
      <description>The microblogging site turned on its new geolocation feature, which allows you to tell the Twitterverse where you are when you tweet. The new feature, which is off by default, is only available to US </description>
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      <title>Google Test New TV Search</title>
      <description>Google and Dish Network are testing a search service that would enable users to find video content on conventional TV and on the Internet, according to a news report.

The Wall Street Journal report</description>
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      <title>Social Networking Impacts Recruitment</title>
      <description>New research conducted by Executives Online the fast track headhunting company, reveals that although social networking sites are a damp squib when it comes to recruitment, they are being foreseen as </description>
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      <title>Can Virality and Personality Save Digg?</title>
      <description>Digg CEO Jay Adelson announced a brand new version of the social news site on stage last night at SxSW in Austin, Tx.

&quot;We will go from 20,000 submissions to millions,&quot; said Adelson. The new Digg wi</description>
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      <title>Obama to 'Aggressively Protect' Intellectual Property</title>
      <description>As a presidential candidate, Barack Obama was young, a technology fan, and appeared to be an establishment outsider. For those reasons some techies hoped he might be sympathetic to copyright reform. </description>
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      <title>Happy Birthday Dotcom</title>
      <description>It was not until the late 1990s that it really took off but today the internet celebrates the 25th birthday of the dotcom domain name.

On 15 March 1985, the first company to add dotcom to its name </description>
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      <title>Tories Promise Fast Broadband</title>
      <description>Tories try to outdo competitors by promising broadband speeds of up to 100mpbs in their technology manifesto.

The Conservatives have launched the technology manifesto to coincide with the digital e</description>
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      <title>Controversial Amendment to Digital Economy Bill </title>
      <description>The Digital Economy Bill, which could block sites such as YouTube, has been amended this week with text lifted almost word for word from a lobbyist's draft.
The controversial changes will now be put </description>
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      <title>MP Suggests Brown Delivers Weekly Internet Addresses</title>
      <description>Labour prime minister Gordon Brown should deliver a series of weekly addresses on the internet in a regular time slot, according to Labour MP Derek Wyatt.

Wyatt, who paralleled the idea with a week</description>
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      <title>Apple Updates Safari Browser Code</title>
      <description>Apple and Mozilla have both updated their browsers today with a variety of security and stability patches.

Safari 4.0.5 fixes 16 security holes in the browser, the bulk of which are in the Webkit, </description>
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