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Business News Twitter swallows BEHAVIOURAL AD firm TapCommerce 'Buy Now' buttons make brief appearance BBC offers briefest of teasers for the next Doctor Who Timelord: 1 line, Clara: 1 line, Tardis on fire. Run time: 15secs Analyst: Chinese buyers shunning IBM, EMC, Oracle and Cisco Government nudging locals towards home-grown kit when possible Data Centre News X-IO offers emergency RACK IMPLANT treatment for moaning hosted VDI users Hopes marketing fluffery will offer healthy sales Microsoft thumbs nose at NSA, hardens crypto for Outlook, OneDrive New server-side feature makes it harder for spies to snoop New research: Flash is DEAD. Yet resistance isn't futile - it's key Electro-boffin may have SAVED the storage WORLD WANdisco plunges into the Hadoop foam party, shakes its replication booty 'This 6ft-4 Indian guy in hotpants is a friggin GENIUS' Los Alamos National Laboratory likes it, puts Scality's RING on it Improved protection as firm updates its object storage software Hardware News Surface Mini fondleslab farewelled Microsoft cancels device it never launched 'Maximized minimalism' is Samsung's spiel for Galaxy S5 Mini Miniaturized mobe makes Sammy's star more iPhone-ish What's the big deal about Big SQL? Answering many of the common questions that relational database management system (DBMS) users have about Big SQL. Download here > Networks News T-Mobile took '100s of millions of dollars' from bogus txt charges – Feds Network CEO slams FTC, FCC allegations as baseless Keith McMahon, tech analyst, dies at 50 Obit Once urged Branson to 'take the money and run, Beardie' REVEALED: The sites blocked by Great Firewall of Iraq Exclusive Reg obtains list of banned sites in crisis-hit nation NBN Co reveals 1 Gbps business plans in new product roadmap Enterprises with dedicated fibres get special service Policy News Mystery bidder plunders the whole haul in Silk Road Bitcoin auction Feds keep mum on who and for how much – can YOU guess? EFF sues NSA over snoops 'hoarding' zero-day security bugs Wants docs showing who chooses to keep us unsafe online UK, Ireland probe Facebook emotion-manipulation scandal Exclusive Zuck could have made HIMSELF sad on this one Viv Reding quits justice commish role - heads for EU parliament Gone roaming to hometown of Luxembourg New NSA boss plays down impact of Snowden leaks You have not heard me say 'OMG, the sky is falling' Dating app Tinder faces sexual harassment suit from ex-exec co-founder Whitney Wolfe alleges 'campaign of sustained, outrageous abuse' HP and shareholders to gang up against 'Brit Bill Gates' Mike Lynch target for joint Autonomy operations Cambridge Assessment exams CHAOS: Computing students' work may be BINNED Updated 'We're painfully aware' of incredibly embarrassing cockup - board Pension quango's £18.5m project FINALLY goes live... 2 months late Exclusive Pension Protection Fund's supplier blames Pension Protection Fund New Russian law punishes online 'extremism' Terror propaganda, spreading non-Russian values, can earn you trip to labour camps Security News Sydney wallows in cesspit of WiFi obsolescence and ignorance World of Warbiking WiFi sniffing peloton finds lots of unsecured connections Sorry chaps! We didn't mean to steamroller legit No-IP users – Microsoft Updated Meanwhle, miscreants are DDoSing the hapless DNS provider 'I don't want to go on the cart' ... OpenSSL revived with survival roadmap Heartbleed-battered crypto library reveals long path back to health PayPal says sorry: Fat fingers froze fundraiser for anti-spy ProtonMail Payment goliath blames 'technical problem' for account block Deja-vu alert: Russian hackers target US, Euro energy giants It's here - just click through to last week GCSE Computing teachers cry victory as board decides NOT to bin tech teens' work 'No suggestion of widespread malpractice', Cambridge Assessment now says Iraq civil war: You can fight with an AK-47 ... or a HOME-COOKED Trojan Researcher spots spike in cyber-espionage tools MIT and CERN's secure webmail plan stumped by PayPal freeze Money-shuffler shutters cash flow after asking if crypto is legal Redmond reinstates infosec mailing list after Canadian law panic Canada Day legalese proves no match for Microsoft Science News NASA aborts third attempt at settling man-made CO2 debate Two birds died trying. Will the third make it aloft? Comet-chasing Rosetta spies SWEATY prey Enough to 'fill an Olympic-size swimming pool in about 100 days' NASA flying saucer vids show fire in the sky Mighty thruster lifts Mars payload delivery tech Speed of light slower than we thought? Probably not Einstein not wrong, except in headlines SPACE: The FINAL FRONTIER. These are the TEN-YEAR snaps of star probe Cassini Fuel running perilously low, but the mission continues Cambridge's tiny superconducting magnet breaks strength record Three tonnes of force exerted by golfball-sized gadolinium, barium and copper cocktail Bootnotes News Catch cack-handed baggage handlers in the act with Ericsson's SPY SUITCASE Nice idea - now where do I pack my Y-fronts? What's the big deal about Big SQL? Answering many of the common questions that relational database management system (DBMS) users have about Big SQL. Download here >

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