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Microsoft, Google And Facebook Start Public Campaign To Limit Surveillance
Technology's biggest companies have started a public campaign to limit government surveillance of users.
Facebook Once Considered Adding A 'Sympathize' Button
Warren Sapp, Mark Zuckerberg, President Obama, And More Support Computer Science Campaign, 'Hour Of Code'
Ryan Seacrest's Typo Keyboard Snaps Onto iPhones For Swifter Texts And Easier Internet Searches
Unemployment At Its Lowest Rate In Five Years, But Economy Still Propped Up By Government Aid
Apple Unveils iBeacon's Indoor Mapping Technology Just in Time for Holiday Shopping
Microsoft 'Smart' Bra Curbs Bad Eating Habits in Women
Cell Phone Plans: AT&T's 'Mobile Share Value' To Save Customers Some Money
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