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Some cute, some ugly but all dangerous
While children should use the internet safely, automatic ISP blocking is dangerous and ill-advised
For many people, Google and Facebook are 'the internet'. So it only makes sense for one to take a pot-shot at the other.
Online safety proposals well intentioned but flawed
These packs of retractable cables won’t leave you in a knot
Dangerous hamsters, inadvertent nuclear reactions and, yes, flying pigs
Could this dissuade us from checking Facebook at work?
If you haven't upgraded, you should before reading this blog post
This useful planning tool is now on sale from Amazon in the UK
Keep your stress levels down by clearing emails out of your inbox
Webcam software such as Microsoft's LifeCam can make video calls a big laugh
You'll never watch everything on Youtube
Interview from Up North Web reveals how the internet has changed Egypt
Churnalism, laziness and an inability to understand the story
There's been a lot written about plans for ISPs to offer porn blocking. Here's what they're actually going to do.
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