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A heavyweight US investigation of counter-terror databases has concluded that the type of intelligence mining proposed by UK spy chiefs under the auspices of the Interception Modernisation Programme (IMP) probably won't catch jihadis.…

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08.10.2008 14:19:15 - The Register

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Asus admits Eee Box mini PC shipped with virus

Other regions as well as Japan affected?

Asus has admitted that some of the its Eee Box desktop mini PCs have shipped with a virus.…

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08.10.2008 14:10:21 - The Register

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Europe whacks industry, blesses capture caper

De-industrialisation: It's full speed ahead

Power generation, construction, coal and aluminum are the biggest losers after a day of votes by the European Parliament's environment committee yesterday. The winners on "Super Tuesday", as it was dubbed, will be investors in carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology and Russia.…

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08.10.2008 14:08:49 - The Register

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Brown promises £250bn bailout will save SMEs

Hello, is that the Titanic? Your bucket's on its way

Downing St has put SMEs at the centre of its bank bailout plan, but is relying on European funds and the banks' own word to deliver much needed relief to small business.…

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08.10.2008 14:03:27 - The Register

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'Podestrian' risk rising for drivers, warns insurer

Beep! Beep!

Portable media players are putting a growing number of pedestrians in danger, UK insurance firm Swinton has warned.…

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08.10.2008 13:48:14 - The Register

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Swedish kingpin backs new mobe technology in US

Rollout to start in Florida next month

XG Technology has secured a significant infrastructure order from secretive Swedish billionaire Johan Bohman, enough to enable the company to subsidise the first rollout of its so far untested network architecture in Florida, scheduled for next month.…

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08.10.2008 13:45:58 - The Register

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Messenger delivers more Mercury postcards

Second fly-past runs on rails

NASA's Messenger has delivered its second set of postcards from Mercury, following a successful low-altitude fly-past on Monday which saw the spacecraft swoop to within 125 miles (200km) of the planet's surface, snapping furiously as it went:…

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08.10.2008 13:28:40 - The Register

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Axmark quits Sun cos he 'hates' working for the man

'Rules suck', says MySQL co-founder

David Axmark, co-founder of MySQL, has quit Sun Microsystems because he “hates” all the rules he has to follow at the company.…

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08.10.2008 13:13:42 - The Register

Famed investor backs away from web-obsessed Microsoft

Accuses firm of 'Google-envy'

Symantec swoops on Messagelabs

Hot and SaaSy

UK.gov £12bn comms überdatabase 'wouldn't spot terrorists'

Influential US report says data mining ineffective

Asus admits Eee Box mini PC shipped with virus

Other regions as well as Japan affected?

Europe whacks industry, blesses capture caper

De-industrialisation: It's full speed ahead

Brown promises £250bn bailout will save SMEs

Hello, is that the Titanic? Your bucket's on its way

'Podestrian' risk rising for drivers, warns insurer

Beep! Beep!

Swedish kingpin backs new mobe technology in US

Rollout to start in Florida next month

Messenger delivers more Mercury postcards

Second fly-past runs on rails

Axmark quits Sun cos he 'hates' working for the man

'Rules suck', says MySQL co-founder

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