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LinkedIn Down: Mysterious Outage Claims Business Networking Site

Business networking site LinkedIn was down on Wednesday morning, with the company telling its users to "sit tight" as its team needed to "clean things up."

Google Reader Alternatives: Feedly, Newsblur Among The Most Popular

Intrepid Internet users who logged onto their Google Reader account Wednesday were met with the harsh reality that the beloved RSS service, widely considered the best online, will no longer be available past July 1. Luckily there are a slew of other services that will be thrilled to accommodate the exiled mass of Google users.

Hitler Reacts To Google Reader Shut Down In Funny Meme [VIDEO]

In a funny YouTube video published Thursday, a scene taken from the 2004 film "Downfall" is subtitled with witty quips about the Nazi leader finding out that Google Reader is shutting down.

Google Offers ‘Help For Hacked Sites,’ A New Initiative To Help Companies And Users Keep Malware At Bay [VIDEO]

A new initiative from Google is designed to inform users about how and why hacking occurs and what steps can be taken toward recovery.

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Apple Censors "Barely Legal Teen" From iCloud Message, Seeking Another Resolution To Its "Porn Problem."

'Barely Legal Teen': Apple Censors Keywords From iCloud Messages, Seeking Another Resolution To Its 'Porn Problem'

Apple is blocking messages with the phrase "barely legal teen" sent through its iCloud email service, suggesting the company is taking another aggressive approach to resolve its "porn problem."

Bank of America Hacked By Anonymous: Hackers Leak ‘Secrets’ About Executives, Salaries, And Spy Activities

Anonymous has released 16 gigabytes of data, code and software on Bank Of America, claiming it used security firms to spy on private citizens.

Comcast Reveals Punishment For Suspected Pirates As Part Of 'Six Strikes' Policy; Non-Stop Pop-Up Browser Alerts

Comcast will launch persistent pop-up ads for any user who has received four alerts as part of the Copyright Alert System, an anti-piracy policy also known as the six-strikes policy.

Google Developing Audio Indicators For Noisy Browser Tabs

Google may be adding a new feature to its Chrome web browser to help users identify deal with the problem of so-called "noisy tabs."

The Pirate Bay Quits Sweden For Spain And Norway

The Pirate Bay has long called Sweden home and for the last three years it has getting its Internet access from the Swedish Pirate Party. Potential police action against Sweden’s Pirate Party has forced The Pirate Bay to get its bandwidth from friends in Spain and Norway.

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Chinese Official Flips Out Over Missed Flight [VIDEO]

A video of a Chinese official destroying an airport boarding gate after missing his flight has gone viral and led to his suspension.

Amazon Nabs Exclusive Deal For FX’s ‘Justified’ On Prime Instant Video

Amazon has signed a new deal with FX, gaining exclusive rights to host its show "Justified" on the Prime Instant Video service.

YouTube 'Pay Per View' Channels All But Confirmed By Recent App Update

A few lines of code nestled away in Google's most recent update for its YouTube Android application have revealed more about the company's rumored pay-to-view services than it is currently admitting.

Six Strike Policy Launch Scheduled For Monday, Feb. 25; Copyright Alert System Could Hurt Open Wi-Fi

After years of planning and at least two delays, the Copyright Alert System, aka the so-called six-strikes policy, will launch Monday, according to TorrentFreak.

uTorrent at Risk? BitTorrent Users Targeted by Scam Warning Letter

Despite more than 100 million registered consumers and accolades from across the blogosphere, concern is growing among fans of uTorrent that the file-sharing giant’s days are numbered.

Anonymous Hacked By Bizarre Trolling Collective Rustle League

A Twitter account belonging to the anarchic hacktivist collective Anonymous appears to have been hacked by a little-known rival group known as the Rustle League. The account @Anon_Central, which normally posts news related to Anonymous’ pet causes, was vandalized in an effort to “troll” the group.

Nielsen Adds Streaming Services Like Netflix And Xbox To Statistics, But Remains Limited

Nielsen is expanding its definition of television, but Netflix may not let Nielsen track what shows users are watching.

How To Download A New Copy Of The Pirate Bay's Archives, Just In Case, And With TPB's Blessing

Users of The Pirate Bay can now download a copy of all of TPB's most important data and magnet links, just in case something happens to the filesharing giant. And The Pirate Bay is totally cool with it.

BT Guard Review: VPN's Frequent Downtime, Poor Customer Service Vs. Affordability, Convenience

Internet users who look to torrent sites like The Pirate Bay and Kat.Ph for their music and movie needs are being forced, because of increased security measures, to hide their online activity, otherwise risk legal action from copyright holders. That's where BT Guard comes in.

The Pirate Bay And CIPAC Escalate Fight; Anti-Piracy Group Welcomes Court Battle

The fight between The Pirate Bay and the Finnish anti-piracy group CIPAC, Copyright Information and Anti-Piracy Centre, continues to get more interesting as the file sharing site has reported the group to police. Surprisingly, CIPAC welcomes all of this and wants the matter to go to court but for what reason?

Microsoft Windows Blue Rumors: Did Job Posting Confirm New OS For Desktop And Windows Phone?

In a job posting, Microsoft indicated that the company was searching for developer for Windows Blue and Windows Phone Blue, two as-of-yet unannounced products.

Burger King Twitter Hacked: Anonymous Suspected, But Hackers Deny Activity

Burger King's Twitter account was hacked today, and some false information was posted, like that the company had been bought by McDonald's.

Obama To Visit Israel: Prime Minister Netanyahu Allows Citizens To Choose Logo Via Facebook

The logo for Obama's first visit to Israel will be selected by Facebook users.

The Pirate Bay, Reddit Used For Free Publicity By 'Anodyne' Video Game Developers

When the video-game developers behind Anodyne noticed their product had been uploaded to The Pirate Bay, instead of notifying the file-sharing site of the copyright breach, they used the opportunity to gain some free publicity.

Facebook Now Allows Friends To Promote Posts, But Privacy Concerns Arise

Facebook now allows users to promote their friends' posts, but at a price.

Anonymous Goldman Sachs Hack On Valentine's Day: Is Group Working On Larger Operation?

Anonymous planned a special attack on Goldman Sachs for Valentine's Day, but what was its real goal?

The Pirate Bay Suing Enemy Anti-Piracy Site CIAPC For Copyright Infringement

The Pirate Bay is suing an Finnish anti-piracy site for trademark infringement, a knowingly ironic move that comes after The Pirate Bay has for years been the prime target of organizations who say the site facilitates illegal media downloading.

Rooting On Android: A Guide To The Jailbreak Equivalent For Android

Rooting an Android device is similar to jailbreaking an iOS device and can boost up your device's potential.

Obama Cybersecurity Executive Order In 2013 Similar To CISPA Bill, But With Big Differences [FULL TEXT]

Obama's new executive order about cybersecurity is said to have greater privacy protections, and the measures are largely voluntary.

AOL Acquires Gdgt, Adding Yet Another Tech Website To Its Stable

AOL has acquired the tech website gdgt, adding another publication to its vast inventory of technology-oriented Web properties including Engadget, TechCrunch, Joystiq and TUAW.

GREE’s Falling Profits Raise Doubts About Japanese Gaming Giant’s Global Expansion

Mobile social gaming giant GREE cut its full-year financial outlook this week, citing rising costs and slower-than-expected sales from its ambitious overseas expansion.