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Twitter adds ?locational? tweets
 Twitter has added a mapping service which allows you to add your location to a tweet
BT brings ADSL2+ to 150 more towns
 BT has announced the continuation of its ADSL 2+ roll out, with an additional 148 exchanges being upgraded
Website-blocking law was "copied" from BPI
 Controversial amendments to the Digital Economy Bill was a "word-for-word" copy of BPI proposal
China warns of "consequences" if Google stops censoring
 Chinese officials label failure to respect country's internet laws as "unfriendly and irresponsible"
Small businesses "need a minimum of 8 meg broadband"
 ISPs attacked for not providing advertised speeds to businesses
Google takes aim at Digg and Fark with Reader Play
 RSS Reader spin-off puts Google on collision course with some of the web's biggest aggregators
Security is "priority number 20 or 30 for Microsoft"
 Exclusive: Eugene Kaspersky unleashes a vitriolic attack on Microsoft's security software
Thunderbird 3.1 hobbles into beta
 Open-source email client hits beta, but there's a lot of work left to be done
Tories: next Google should be British
 Conservatives plot a digital future for Britain, as they unleash their technology manifesto
Kaspersky: Apple is blocking iPhone security software
 Exclusive: Kaspersky CEO tells PC Pro that Apple has repeatedly blocked its security software
Virgin to deliver rural broadband via telegraph poles
 Virgin will trial the use of telegraph poles to deliver 50 Mbits/sec broadband to rural areas
Facebook: Daily Mail should name child abuse network
 Social network calls on newspaper to name the site behind its investigation into online child abuse
Mozilla redrafts open-source licence
 Mozilla is soliciting ideas for a redrafted, simplified open-source licence
Daily Mail backtracks on Facebook paedophiles
 Facebook is threatening to sue the Daily Mail following comments made in a child safety article
Google claims China action coming soon
 Search giant's spat with China is almost at an end, according to the company's chief executive
Microsoft loses again in Word patent suit
 Microsoft's $240 million fine and Word injunction will stand, after the company lost its appeal against i4i's patent suit
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Online banking fraud on the rise
 Online banking fraud has risen over the past five years, accompanied by a decline in credit card fraud.
Google Street View goes national
 Google Street View is to go national from tomorrow, showing more than 200,000 miles of British road from all over the country
Apple and Microsoft "threatened to sue Sun"
 Former Sun CEO recounts tense meetings with Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer and Steve Jobs
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