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USA Today to Experiment With Virtual Reality News Show
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The USA Today Network last week announced VRtually There, a virtual reality news program that will evolve alongside the nascent VR sector.
Celebgate Hacker Strikes Plea Deal
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Prosecutors for the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Central District of California on Tuesday announced they had reached a plea agreement with
Google Reports Web Traffic Encryption Progress
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Google this week launched a section of its transparency report to track the progress of efforts to encrypt the Web, by both
Apple Loses Video Over IP Patent Scuffle in Germany
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A German court on Wednesday determined that Apple had infringed a patent owned by the Kudelski Group’s OpenTV division. Apple products sold
Snapchat to go behind scenes at NCAA tournament
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Snapchat will deliver “live stories” including behind-the-scenes footage from the “March Madness” NCAA basketball tournament under a partnership announced on March 10,
Internet address gatekeeper OKs plan to break from US (Update)
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The online address system managed by ICANN is currently overseen by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration at the US Department of
Google is hitting the road—literally—for user feedback
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In this Wednesday, March 9, 2016 photo, Google User Experience Researcher John Webb, background, Dawn Herman, left, Henry Liang, center, and Victoria
German court rules Facebook like button may break law
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German court bans a shopping website from using the “like” function of its Facebook page if it did not warn customers that
OYO Rooms partners with PayPal for online payments
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OYO Rooms enters partnership with PayPal. Picture: PayPal Office [Representational Image]Getty Images OYO Rooms, one of India’s largest networks of hotels, announced
Swedish researchers, Wikipedia develop first crowdsourced speech engine
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Swedish, English and Arabic will be the first languages launched on Wikipedia’s synthesised speech platform. Credit: KTH Royal Institute of Technology By