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'Anonymous' Author of Weston Administrator Criticism Outed by Local Paper
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Last Updated: 9:19 PM 09/17/09 - The Wausau Daily Herald says they regret turning over the identity of an anonymous poster on their website to Weston Village Administrator Dean Zuleger. (Full Story) |
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NEW INFO: Twitter Service Restored for Now
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Last Updated: 6:47 PM 08/06/09 - The tweets are flying again, at least intermittently, after Twitter fell victim to a hacker attack this morning. Facebook says it is also looking into possible problems. (Full Story) |
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Tech @ 10: Woman is Sued After Tweeting about Moldy Apartment
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Last Updated: 10:56 PM 07/29/09 - In this week’s Tech @ Ten: Microsoft and Yahoo merge their search engines, a Chicago woman is facing a $50,000 lawsuit after tweeting about her moldy apartment, and digital etiquette. (Full Story) |
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Tech @ 10: Calling while Driving No Safer with Hands-Free Device
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Last Updated: 10:54 PM 07/22/09 - The Tech @ 10 Report for July 22nd, 2009 (Full Story) |
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Tech @ 10: New Search Engine Options
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Last Updated: 4:35 PM 07/15/09 - When you're looking for information, it's pretty likely you'll 'Google it'. But soon, you could be using a different strange verb to describe your online searches. (Full Story) |
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Science and Technology
- Does Text Prove Shroud of Turin is Real?
Vatican Researcher Claims Faintly Written Words Authenticate Jesus' Burial Cloth - Astronaut Awaits Word of Baby's Delivery
Atlantis Crew Member (and Expectant Father) Paces in Zero-G as Wife Back on Earth Approaches Due Date - The Latest in Spy Tech
Daniel Sieberg Highlights the Newest Commercial Gizmos and Gadgets for Suveillance - Video: Spy Tech Tools
Science and technology correspondent Daniel Sieberg showed Harry Smith new gadgets that make watching over your belongings easy. - Video: Phone Bill Swindlers?
Companies that help people with hearing problems use the phone are subsidized with government money. But, as Armen Keteyian reports, some of this money may be winding up in the pockets of swindlers.
- Mars Science Lab launch delayed two years
NASA's launch of the Mars Science Laboratory -- hampered by technical difficulties and cost overruns -- has been delayed until the fall of 2011, NASA officials said at a news conference Thursday in Washington. - Shuttle lands at California air base
NASA officials Sunday waved off the first opportunity for space shuttle Endeavour to return to Earth, citing poor weather conditions. - iReporters watch planets, moon align
- Inspiration for 'Contact' still listening
From a remote valley in Northern California, Jill Tarter is listening to the universe. - Indian lunar orbiter hit by heat rise
Scientists have switched off several on-board instruments to halt rising temperatures inside India's first unmanned lunar spacecraft.
- Google OS: the end of the hard drive?
Google today unveiled more details of Chrome OS, a lightweight, browser-based operating system for netbooks. - Three charged as Comcast hackers
Three alleged members of the hacker gang Kryogeniks were hit with a federal conspiracy charge Thursday for a 2008 stunt that replaced Comcast's homepage with a shout-out to other hackers. - False alarms prompt space station scare
Astronauts aboard the international space station and space shuttle Atlantis woke up to a worrying sound -- alarms indicating a fire and dangerous loss of pressure, NASA said Friday. - Android's growth worries some
A year after its release, Google's open source Android operating system has become a sensation. - Online churches draw believers
Hjalti á Lava was searching his iPhone for a Bible app when he stumbled across Church Online, a service of Web site LifeChurch.tv. Soon he was regularly logging into the Oklahoma-based cyber-church -- some 4,100 miles away from á Lava's home in the Faroe Islands, west of Norway.
- Researcher: Faint writing seen on Shroud of Turin
ROME (AP) -- A Vatican researcher has rekindled the age-old debate over the Shroud of Turin, saying that faint writing on the linen proves it was the burial cloth of Jesus.... - Astronauts await word of baby girl on Earth
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) -- Atlantis' astronauts anxiously awaited word on the birth of one crewman's daughter Friday, as they moved more supplies into the International Space Station and geared up for another spacewalk.... - Biologists save fish after landslide
NILE, Wash. (AP) -- A gigantic landslide that buried a highway, uprooted homes and rerouted a river in Washington state's Cascade Range left hundreds of smaller victims: fish.... - 3 new ancient crocodile species fossils found
WASHINGTON (AP) -- A 20-foot-long crocodile with three sets of fangs - like wild boar tusks - roamed parts of northern Africa millions of years ago, researchers reported Thursday. While this fearsome creature hunted meat, not far away another newly found type of croc with a wide, flat snout like a pancake was fishing for food.... - U. of Neb. board votes down stem-cell rule changes
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) -- The University of Nebraska's governing board on Friday voted down a proposal to restrict the school's rules governing embryonic stem-cell research beyond what the federal government allows....
- Hi-Tech Key and Safe Teen Driving
Ford's Parent-Conrtrolled "MyKey" is Designed to Control Speed Limit Observation and Seat Belt Wearing - Top Tech for Back-To-School
CNET's Natali Del Conte Gives Her Picks for the Season's Best Education Gadgets for Kids - Hottest Summer Gadgets
CNET's Natali Del Conte Demos Latest Gizmos Designed to Enhance Your Fun - Back to School Phones for Kids & Parents
CNET's Natali Del Conte Gives Top Cell Picks for Keeping Communication Open as School Starts - Decoding Teen Text Lingo
Yahoo! Editor Tells What Text Message Abbreviations Mean, on "The Early Show"
- Google OS: the end of the hard drive?
Google today unveiled more details of Chrome OS, a lightweight, browser-based operating system for netbooks. - Three charged as Comcast hackers
Three alleged members of the hacker gang Kryogeniks were hit with a federal conspiracy charge Thursday for a 2008 stunt that replaced Comcast's homepage with a shout-out to other hackers. - False alarms prompt space station scare
Astronauts aboard the international space station and space shuttle Atlantis woke up to a worrying sound -- alarms indicating a fire and dangerous loss of pressure, NASA said Friday. - Android's growth worries some
A year after its release, Google's open source Android operating system has become a sensation. - Online churches draw believers
Hjalti á Lava was searching his iPhone for a Bible app when he stumbled across Church Online, a service of Web site LifeChurch.tv. Soon he was regularly logging into the Oklahoma-based cyber-church -- some 4,100 miles away from á Lava's home in the Faroe Islands, west of Norway.
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