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23 May 2013
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Kim Dotcom claims invention of two-factor authentication
Mega-patent from Megaupload baron
HP down on all fronts in Q2, but profits higher than expected
Competition is fierce in servers and PCs, thanks to Dell
Sony's board debates breaking up with Spider-Man
Firm considers investor plan to make its movie and music division public
FLABBER-JASTED: It's 'jif', NOT '.gif', says man who should know
Jood Jod, jrumble disjruntled Tumblr hardlinrs
BMW offers in-car streaming music for cross-Europe road trips
It was nice knowing you, radio - thanks for all the jingles
NetApp: We laid off 100s, profits dived - and it's all YOUR fault
Analysis 'Constrained' IT budgets blamed as sales growth flatlines
Ed Miliband brands Google's UK tax avoidance 'WRONG'
Big Tent Pfft. 'Just capitalism? I disagree!'
Yahoo 'won't screw Tumblr'? Then Tumblr will screw its balance sheet
Comment Mayer attempts to saddle up the web-ad unicorn
Slim Shady wannabe Zuck's Facebook 'STOLE' MY SONG - Eminem
Rap star's publisher slaps copyright claim on Home ad
If you've bought DRM'd film files from Acetrax, here's the bad news
We hope you have plenty of spare time, you'll need it
New Big Blue UK, Ireland exec to give kiss o' life to server sales
Q1 down by more than 40 per cent, claim sources
Microsoft floats Azure cloud into China
Redmond meets Red Dragon via 21Vianet
Juniper, Seagate stuff cash down Cloudscaling's OpenStack trousers
Randy Bias's biz bags $10m in new round
Stand back, everyone! Dragons' Den ace HAS FOUND THE CLOUD
Outsourcery lost £10m, floats for £34m. For that reason, I'm out
Garden fertilised by Twitter output wins Gold at Chelsea
Larger than the hashtag of my aunt
Citrix halfway to Avalon with XenDesktop 7 desktop and app virtualizer
New edition just for app streaming
Watch out, chaps, it's another storage sync 'n' share produ-ARRRGH
HDS chucks new contender onto teetering heap
Bunging servers in disk arrays achieves nothing. There, I said it
Blocks and Files If you disagree with the Reg storage desk, explain yourself
Attention large Linux workloads
Live webcast You may be running on the wrong platform
Smartwatch face off: Pebble, MetaWatch and new hi-tech timepieces
Product Round-up Tick, tock, Tweet
HTC woes prompts 'leave now' tweet from former staffer
Chief product officer latest to bail from sinking mobe-maker
IiNet offloads fibre network to NBN Co
Exits Canberra FTTP market
Prenda lawyers miss sanctions deadline
$US1k per day extra penalty - each
Skyscape bags biggest deal on G-Cloud EVER
Actually just a £3m PaaS gig for background check services. But it's progress
The bunker at the end of the world - in Essex
Geek's Guide to Britain Open for 40 years, pointless for 39 of them...
Report: China IP theft now equal in value to US exports to Asia
Stricter security testing, sanctions and legal counterhacking needed
US power grid the target of 'numerous and daily' cyber-attacks
Report finds utilities vulnerable, threatened
Twitter locks down logins by adding two-factor authentication
Now please lock out the Syrians!
Press exposure of Federal data security hole leads to legal threats
Hacks accused of hacking, are researchers next?
Big Brother security tech gets $20m
Skyhigh Networks takes VC cash to patrol corporate networks
Blue Coat gobbles CCTV-for-network-traffic maker Solera
Packet inspector to aisle two, please
Camby cash crypto-coders Cronto chomped on pronto by Vasco
Anti-banking-malware Brit biz gobbled in £15m deal
Facebook teens' kimonos - basically never closed
Adolescents overshare, astonishing survey finds
Aurora attack tried to pinch secret list of Chinese spies
Oops...looks like another US intelligence FAIL
Embedded systems vendors careless says Metasploit author
AusCERT 2013 'Own five percent of the Internet without even blinking'
Microsoft tweaks WinPhone YouTube app to fix Google gripes
Vid downloads blocked, but ads still not possible
More than half of Windows 8 users just treat it like Windows 7
Almost nobody using Windows Store apps, survey finds
Speaking in Tech: Portland hipsters gagging for yesterday's web tool
Podcast Someone came in two years ago and set up our Drupal instance... what NOW?
Eric Schmidt: 'Google IS a capitalist country... er, company'
Big Tent Also - ad giant ISN'T as powerful as governments
Word 2 to Office 365 and beyond: The good, the bad and the Ribbon
Live Chat Discuss Microsoft's past and future here, Friday, 24 May, 14:00
Japan uses big data to map cultural climate change
Cool Japannica learns where Manga and Anime are hot
Ctl-P for pizza
NASA dials up dollars to invent 3D printing for astronaut food
Ethernet daddy: online education poised to transform the world
MOOCs to be as transformative as 'BOOCs'
EU boffins in plan for 'more nutritious' horsemeat ice cream
'Disused' animal products ideal for sick, elderly
WW II U-boat attacks prompt new US response
Rusting wrecks poised to pollute
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