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When is an apple not an Apple Inc., or an orange not an Orange telecom? When does a word like Fossil have you looking for a watch, or leave you digging through old search results? Better ask Google…

Internet access as a basic human right

Society and the Internet are strange creatures; both amorphous, malleable to gradual, yet surprisingly rigid to sudden change, while being prone to a variety of sociocultural ills, but thankfully resilient and apparently self-healing…

The strange case of the 3 Google Sitelinks

Google Sitelinks are an elusive creature of the web. And in my efforts to snare several of them, I managed to get more than I’d bargained for — but there was much to be learned in the process…

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Mobile access to our Social Networks isn’t a new concept. But the potential of mobile Social Networking has yet to be fully realized. Could location-based Social Networking be the “kill app” of mobile devices?

Are old laws enough for new “Cyber” crimes?

Crime on the internet isn’t new. In fact, it’s now an established area of crime. But does so-called “cyber crime” warrant new laws?

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