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Maggie ShielsTechnology reporter, BBC News, Silicon Valley
Jerry Yang, the co-founder of Yahoo, is to stand down as the internet portal’s chief executive officer.
His departure follows lengthy criticism of his stewardship of the company, which has seen its share price collapse to about $10.
Earlier in the year he fought off a hostile takeover bid from Microsoft [...]
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By Maggie ShielsTechnology reporter, BBC News, Silicon Valley
YouTube, the largest video-sharing website, will show full-length films from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s archives.
The partnership is aimed boosting advertising revenue for both YouTube and the Hollywood studio.
It will result in the launch of a video-on-demand channel called Impact, dedicated exclusively to action films, TV shows and clips.
“I think it will [...]
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UK businesses have little faith that the government is doing enough to tackle hi-tech crime, says a report.
Of those questioned 57% said any malicious hi-tech crime in the workplace would not be dealt with properly by the police.
Only 4% of respondents said they bothered to report every incident of hi-tech crime, it revealed.
The results [...]
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Laptop-makers including Hewlett-Packard (HP) and Toshiba are recalling 100,000 Sony-made batteries due to fears they may overheat or catch fire.
Sony said the recall came after 40 instances of overheating, including four cases where users had minor burns.
The recall affects around 74,000 HP laptops, 14,400 from Toshiba, and small numbers from Dell, Acer and Lenovo.
Sony said [...]
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Andrew Herbert is head of Microsoft Research in Cambridge. Here he takes a look at the changes that multi-core computers could usher in.
"If you’ve been looking at buying a new computer lately, you can’t fail to have noticed that multi-core technology is the “next big thing”.
The latest PCs have suddenly sprung two cores while [...]
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Cybercrime in the UK rose by more than 9% in 2007, according to a new report.
Online identity firm Garlik’s cybercrime report claims that more than 3.5 million online crimes were committed in the UK last year.
The majority of crimes related to fraud and abusive or threatening emails. There was an 8% drop in online identity [...]
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By Maggie ShielsTechnology reporter, BBC News, Silicon Valley
Microsoft, Google and Yahoo have signed a global code of conduct promising to offer better protection for online free speech and against official intrusion.
The Global Network Initiative follows criticism that companies were assisting governments in countries like China to censor the Internet.
The guidelines seek to limit what data [...]
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By Rory Cellan-JonesTechnology Correspondent, BBC News, Los Angeles
Microsoft has unveileda cloud computing service, in which data and applications will not be stored on individuals’ computers.
The new platform, dubbed Windows Azure, was announced at Microsoft’s Professional Developers Conference in Los Angeles.
The platform was described by Microsoft’s chief software architect Ray Ozzie as “Windows for the cloud”. [...]
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By Nick Bryant
BBC News, Sydney
Is the Rudd government about to erect a Great Firewall of Australia - introducing a form of internet censorship that will infringe upon the freedom of computer users to browse the worldwide web
That is the concern of online civil liberties groups, as the Rudd government prepares plans for a field trial [...]
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By Jonathan AmosScience reporter, BBC News
Europe is going to delay its flagship space mission to Mars by two years.
The ExoMars rover, which will search for signs of life on the Red Planet, will not now launch until 2016 because of the high cost of the project.
The 1.2bn-euro price tag is deemed to be too high [...]
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