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Weekly Digest Headlines 28 March 2014

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Weekly Digest : The Biggest and Best of the Week Say WHAT? ATVOD claims 44k Brit primary school kids look at smut online each month Bullsh*t klaxon sounded as it admits figures can't be trusted Sticky Tahr-fy pudding: Ubuntu 14.04 is slickest Linux desktop ever Review Wait, Canonical actually listened to us? Brit game devs WILL get tax relief for, er, EastEnders Game and Legend of Slough If they're chock-full of Blighty culture, you'll get 'relief' – EU Live in the middle of nowhere? CONGRATS. Some of you can pay EE for 4G High speed mobile coverage rollout continues Raised £350bn in crowdsourced funding? Tell me about it (not) Something for the Weekend, Sir? Please release me, FFS let me go Little pink handjob: Sony's Xperia Z1 Compact Review Sometimes size really doesn’t matter FINALLY Microsoft releases Office for iPad – but there's a CATCH Now Ballmer's gone, it's time for big biz to properly fondle some spreadsheets Sick of walking into things while gawping at your iPhone? Apple has a patent app. for that Look up from your texts while walking? What is this, 1997? BOYCOTT FIREFOX, rage gay devs as Mozilla appoints JavaScript daddy as CEO Updated Brendan Eich donated to Prop 8 anti gay marriage campaign BT finally admits its Home Hub router scuppers some VPN connections Fix coming, after customers complained for weeks ... iFixit boss: Apple has 'done everything it can to put repair guys out of business' New plan to make fixing iOS gadgets easier and rewarding Judge throws out lawsuit lobbed at Facebook for using kids' pics in targeted ads Court rules children consented when they signed the Ts&Cs Hot, young under-25s: Lonely slab strokers who shun TV Gen Y don't you switch off the telly, we're on the interwebs Returning a laptop to PC World ruined this bloke's credit score. Today the Supreme Court ended his 15-year nightmare Top UK judges back dad's fight GNOME 3.12: Pixel perfect ... but homeless Review Best thing out of GNOME camp for YEARS, but who'll take it in? As WinXP death looms, Microsoft releases its operating system SOURCE CODE for free Anyone can download it – we did, and it's all there Facebook Oculus VR buyout: IT WANTS your EYEBALLS Comment Mapping out the Face in its Book for an ad-stuffed future ECCENTRIC, PINK DWARF dubbed 'Biden' by saucy astronomers Sedna has more cousins in the Oort, astroboffins believe China's rare earth supply crimp plan ruled to be illegal Europe, USA and Japan will dig this World Trade Organisation ruling ICO plugs XSS vuln in its website. Only took watchdog FIVE YEARS 'Nonchalant attitude' shocks me, says blogger

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