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The popular Australian-based travel site makes a sea change on February 1st: the debut of graphical advertising on the website.
If you're company is one you think may end up being investigated by the federal government, here's a tip: Delete anything that might upset your mother. Enron employees are facing further embarrassment after the Federal Regulatory Energy Commission released the company's cache of some half-million employee emails, now easily searchable online to professional and amateur muckrakers.
BBC News: Almost two million BBC radio podcasts were downloaded during December, with the corporation's breakfast programmes the most popular with listeners.
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Apple will have to think really different if Gordon Smith's (R-Ore) reintroduction of the broadcast flag gains traction in Congress, as fair use stands to be replaced by "customary historic use."
One diviner of the inscrutable GOOG has peered out from the Yahoo enclave in Sunnyvale and forecast a dire fourth quarter earnings report from Google.
