Owen Wilson is dead. Or at least that is what some sick member of the social media networking world would like us to think. The story of Wilson's supposed death was the most recent falsity in a string of many celebrity death hoaxes hitting the net . Among
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Canadians lead in web use, lag in Internet TV - Electronista
Citizens of Canada reportedly spend more time browsing the Internet than any other country, according to data released by the research firm comScore . Over two thirds of Canadians frequently take advantage of their Internet connections, averaging 42 hours
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China Stocks to Rise as Inflation Eases, Mobius Says - BusinessWeek
Dec. 30 (Bloomberg) -- China’s stocks, the worst-performing equities market among major developing countries this year, are poised to rebound in 2011 as the government keeps inflation under control, according to investor Mark Mobius. Consumer prices will
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China targets Skype, Internet calling services to protect phone companies - San Jose Mercury News
BEIJING -- China is going after Internet phone services such as Skype in a move to protect the country's state-owned telephone companies, causing alarm among consumers who rely on cheap Internet calls. A notice by the Ministry of Industry and Information
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Study: Internet users willing to pay for content - Chicago Sun-Times
Nearly two-thirds of Internet users have paid to download or access online content, whether it be music, movies or news articles, with the typical web surfer spending $10 a month, according to a Pew Research Center survey released today . Of the 65 percent
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Go Figure: 21 Percent of Americans Oppose FCC Internet Regulation - TechNewsDaily
Over the last two years, the Federal Communications Commission and Internet service providers have fought a running battle in the courts and on the front pages over whether the FCC should regulate the Internet. While both claimed to have the public's
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China's Internet usage jumps 20% in 12 months - Marketwatch
LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) -- China's number of Internet users jumped 20.3% between November 2009 and November 2010, according to a Chinese state-media report Friday. Citing the chief of the State Council Information Office, a Xinhua news report said
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