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Libya's Internet Resurrected After 150 Days

History will note that Internet came back to life in Libya on August 21, 2011. It took 150 days for its resurrection.

Missouri Law's Restriction on Student-Teacher Companionship: The Teachers' Argument

The Missouri State Teachers Association (MSTA) has filed a lawsuit on Friday against the new law that prohibits teachers from being Facebook friends with their students.

Hazare Exits Jail Triumphantly to Begin Hunger Strike

Supporters of Anna Hazare sign a banner with a portrait of Hazare outside the Tihar jail in New Delhi

Indian anti-corruption activist Anna Hazare walked out of jail Friday, hailed by a huge crowd, to carry on his fast after the government caved in to mass protests across the country

Is RIM Eying Music Service on BlackBerry?

Research In Motion (RIM) is rumored to be in negotiations with major record labels to launch the BlackBerry music service.

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Are Google+ Games Pushing Facebook's Buttons? Plus the Latest Games Lineup

The red hot Google+ that exploded out of the gates from its soft launch saw a slowdown of users in the past month. A regain in momentum appears imminent as the search giant launched its online games to Google+ users. With the advantages of developers, cash, and reach, Google has quickly produced a beta version of their games feature in order to maintain retention of their over 20 million users and fuels more contention with its rival Facebook.

Google+ Learns From Facebook Privacy Mistakes

When Google+ launched in late June, it instantly became the new cool place to be on the web. The hip factor associated with Google's new social networking venture very much stemmed from the fact that it was initially by invitation only. In the week before the 4th of July and the days that followed, streams on reigning social media giants Facebook and Twitter were full of users offering invites and even more people asking for them.

UK Riots May Prompt Social Media Crackdown

UK Prime Minister David Cameron considers banning social media after London riots.

Anonymous Hackers Protest Members Arrest

Anonymous Facebook Attack: Could the Social Network's Addicted Users Survive?

There's some debate over whether Anonymous will actually be able to take down social networking giant Facebook on November 5th, as it claims, but let's say that it does.

Police officers in riot gear are deployed in Eltham, south London

UK May Disrupt Social Networks During Unrest

Britain is considering disrupting online social networking such as Blackberry Messenger and Twitter during civil unrest, Prime Minister David Cameron said Thursday, a move widely condemned as repressive when used by other countries.

Analysis: Riots shake faith in UK austerity, stability

In the eyes of the financial markets, Britain was supposed to be a model of successful, sustainable austerity and a safe haven in which the world's rich could buy houses and stash their savings.

The 'All Boys Club' Earns Men an 'A' in the Bedroom

For females, talking to a guy's best buddy may not only stir up drama in the relationship, but also in the sack as a result of increased symptoms of sexual dysfunction.

Police officers in riot gear block a road near a burning car on a street in Hackney, east London August 8, 2011

London Riots 2011: Twitter Refuses Closure of Rioters Accounts, Protects 'Freedom of Expression'

Insisting that tweets must "continue to flow," Twitter refuses to close down the accounts of London rioters who have used the service to spread unrest, saying "freedom of expression" is essential to keeping information moving.

Study: Most Apps Store Some Kind of Non Encrypted Data

A new study from ViaForensics uncovered how most apps on iOS and Android don't properly protect consumer data.

Facebook May Cause Psychological Disorders, Study Says

A recent study showed that teens who use Facebook heavily show more narcissistic tendencies while young adults who have a strong Facebook presence show signs of other psychological disorders.

Google+ Poses A Real Threat to Facebook's Reign: Survey Says

The growth of Google+ since its launch a month ago has been breathtaking. Swallowing up 20 million users in 3 weeks from the launch, Google's new social media site has now reportedly reached 2 5 million.

Facebook's Danger on Kids' Health And How To Prevent It: Psychologist's Guidance for Parents

Facebook doesn't just alter the way you communicate, but it may be changing who you are entirely. The impact of continuous Facebooking is harming the lives of teens, a set of new studies revealed.

LinkedIn Follows Up IPO with Strong 2011 Outlook

LinkedIn Corp (LNKD.N) projected faster-than-expected 2011 revenue growth after chalking up a surprise second-quarter profit, as the professional networking site sets off to prove it can fulfill the promise of its monster IPO and rich valuation.

LinkedIn's Q2 results glide past Street view

LinkedIn booked a surprise profit after quarterly revenue more than doubled, as the professional networking site sets off to prove it can fulfill the promise of its splashy IPO and rich valuation.

Placebook? Hang-outs could predict new online friends

A method of predicting which individuals may become friends on social networking sites based on the places they visit out in the real world has been developed by researchers at Cambridge University in Britain.

Randi Zuckerberg Leaves Facebook with a Note: 'You Don't Have to be an Engineer to be a Hacker'

As Facebook's recently launched competitor Google+ is raging ahead with 25 million unique visitors, Randi Zuckerberg, Director of Marketing Facebook, has decided to leave.

Missouri Law Forbids Teacher-Student Interaction on Social Media

A new law in Missouri forbidding teachers and students from interacting on social media Web sites like Facebook will go into effect later this month, in an effort to "more clearly define teacher-student boundaries."

Google+ Becomes Fastest Growing Web Site Ever; But Can it Catch Facebook?

Google+ has become the fastest growing Web site ever. But can it catch Facebook?

Google+: One Month Later and Still Lots of Questions

Analysis: There's a lot of potential for Google+ but will it be realized, or will the social network fall by a familiar wayside?

Google+ Witnesses Traffic Growth Decline: Aberration or Early Sign of Fatigue?

Google's new social networking site, Google+, witnessed a dip in traffic growth, according to Experian Hitwise, which tracks Web traffic.

Five Tips for U.S. Home Sellers

There's no way to sugarcoat it: the U.S. housing market remains a buyer's market. That said, are there ways home sellers can better-position their home for a sale amid such intense competition? Indeed there are, and here are five.

Google Buys Facial Recognition Software Developer PittPatt

Google has acquired Pittsburgh Pattern Recognition (Pittpatt), a company that has developed facial recognition technology, months after it backed off from rolling out a face recognition smartphone app called Google Goggles in its bid to outsmart Apple and Facebook.

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