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12.10.2009, 18:01
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Busting people who download pirated content and claiming damages is 150 times more profitable than selling it legally on the internet. Pirate-hunting has now turned into a lucrative business.
02.06.2010, 23:07
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The commercial introduction of 4G-mobile technology in Russia may be postponed indefinitely as the country’s mobile operators are competing for the necessary frequencies with the Ministry of Defense.
26.08.2010, 21:01
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The Russian division of Microsoft appears to have inadvertently revealed a corporate secret.
22.09.2009, 16:42
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The presidential plan to collect suggestions on Russia’s future has had a seemingly unexpected side effect – the overnight popularity of a non-fiction author and blogger with rather radical views.
17.04.2009, 14:18
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A Swedish court has convicted four men of helping people to break copyright law by creating and running The Pirate Bay file sharing website. The media corporations who own the content sued them for loss of earnings.
03.11.2009, 17:39
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The next-gen version of captcha, a variety of tests used on Internet website to tell real living humans from spamming bots, may be using animated pictures resembling paper sprayed with ink.
07.04.2011, 17:29
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This day in Russian history marks the creation of the Russian Internet, the first party of iron ore extracted from the largest basin on Earth, and Königsberg becoming part of the USSR.
19.08.2009, 00:05
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Unsecured Wi-Fi networks are to blame for Internet credit card fraud, said Berin Szoka, director of Center for Internet Freedom.
17.03.2010, 06:54
Social networking may be one of the fastest growing trends on the Internet, but it also appears to be the source of one of the biggest online dangers: identify theft.
17.04.2009, 17:00
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Piratebay.org trial will set a precedent and many file-sharing sites will be shut down, says Andrey Mikhayilyuk, editor-in-chief of Zhelezo computer magazine, but says it is impossible to stop sharing on the Internet.
Published: 28 July, 2009, 17:19
Future smartphone viruses designed for identity theft will be will be able to learn and impersonate the phone owner, a panel of experts on artificial intelligence believes.
