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• Talking Travel with Step Back from the Baggage Claim, Jason Barger

  
  Gadling — Authority: 686
  Filed under: Arts and Culture , Stories , Books , Talking Travel , Transportation , Airports Jason Barger already knew a fair amount about people before he headed off his 7-day, 7-airport travel spree to do nothing but watch them interact. Hed spent many a spring break leading adolescents and adults on ...
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• Microsoft plugs 15 holes in Windows, Office

  
  Tech Portal - The best technology Portal! — Authority: 169
  Microsoft on Tuesday released software updates to fix at least 15 security flaws in Windows, Windows Server and Microsoft Office. One of the patches addresses a flaw so serious that users could find their Windows PCs compromised just by visiting booby-trapped Web sites. Richie Lai, director of vulnerability research ...
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• Nastygram: MySpace phish plants spy software

  
  Tech Portal - The best technology Portal! — Authority: 169
  A new spam campaign targeting MySpace.com users once again illustrates the blended threat from junk e-mail attacks, experts warn. This latest run tries to lure recipients into giving up their MySpace credentials, and then attempts to trick victims into installing password-stealing malicious software. Attackers began ...
  19 hours ago

• Nastygram: MySpace phish plants spy software

  
  Tech Portal - The best technology Portal! — Authority: 169
  A new spam campaign targeting MySpace.com users once again illustrates the blended threat from junk e-mail attacks, experts warn. This latest run tries to lure recipients into giving up their MySpace credentials, and then attempts to trick victims into installing password-stealing malicious software. Attackers began ...
  19 hours ago

• Sunday Times: Libel threat to force US papers out of Britain

  
  Martin Stabe — Authority: 432
  ...And not just in print: "The National Enquirer, based in Miami, blocked British readers after it was successfully sued in London by Cameron Diaz, the Hollywood actress. Her lawyers showed that an article she deemed defamatory had been viewed 279 times by British internet users. ... Some of the most prestigious US ...
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• A Speed Camera Retrospective, With Help From The Washington Post

  
  Image-Acquire.com — Authority: 578
  Related Posts Maryland Not Very Excited About Speed Cameras Genuine Fractals Helps Enlarge Low Mega Pixel Cameras via PhotoShop The Hubble Takes HD Pictures of Jupiter’s Moons Photo.Net New Features Tags: Jefferson Parish , joe arpaio , Montgomery County , Pinal County , red light camera ...
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• Video: Washington CityPaper Staff Reenact Washington Post Editorial Fight

  
  Politics Daily — Authority: 814
  Filed under: Media , Video The staff of the Washington CityPaper , an alternative weekly in D.C., reenacted a much-discussed blowup between an editor and reporter at the Washington Post "Style" section last week, which ended in 77-year-old editor Henry Allen punching feature writer Manuel Roig-Franzia. Allen ...
  6 days ago

• Japan to speed decision on relocation of US base

  
  Guam Okinawa plus Washington Tokyo — Authority: 155
  By ERIC TALMADGE The Associated Press Thursday, November 5, 2009; 4:23 AM TOKYO -- Japan will speed up its review of a deal to move a major U.S. military base on the southern island of Okinawa, officials said Thursday, but no final decision was expected in time for President Barack Obamas visit to Tokyo next week. ...
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• Two-fisted journalism

  
  MetaFilter — Authority: 734
  A fist fight in the Washington Post newsroom inspires this reaction from MeFi f a v o r ite Gene Weingarten: Hooray .
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• What Windows Autorun Has Wrought

  
  Tech Portal - The best technology Portal! — Authority: 169
  A new report by Microsoft shows that the two most prevalent threats to Windows PCs in the first half of 2009 were malicious programs that have been aided mightily in their spread by a decision by Microsoft to allow the contents of removable media -- such as USB thumb drives -- to load automatically when inserted into ...
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• What Windows Autorun Has Wrought

  
  Tech Portal - The best technology Portal! — Authority: 169
  A new report by Microsoft shows that the two most prevalent threats to Windows PCs in the first half of 2009 were malicious programs that have been aided mightily in their spread by a decision by Microsoft to allow the contents of removable media -- such as USB thumb drives -- to load automatically when inserted into ...
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• Washinton Post Newsroom Erupts With Fistfight

  
  Writerswrite.com's Writer's Blog — Authority: 462
  Things are tough in the newspaper industry. Falling circulation, layoffs, drops in ad revenue have taken their toll as tempers fray. And now the newsroom at The Washington Post has erupted into fisticuffs. Politico reports: Washington Post executive editor Marcus Brauchli found himself in the middle of an ...
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• Washington Post features editor, 70, punches colleague over charticle

  
  DailyFinance — Authority: 792
  Filed under: People , Media Times are tough in the news business. Nerves are on edge. Perhaps that explains why a veteran Washington Post editor punched out one of his colleagues on Friday, turning the staid newsroom of the storied paper into a boxing ring. In the incident, which took place directly in ...
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• Editorial: Hendersons fuel cell 10X cost comments are out of context

  
  Autoblog Green — Authority: 682
  Filed under: EV/Plug-in , Hybrid , Hydrogen , GM , AutoblogGreen Exclusive The other day we reported on an interview with General Motors CEO Fritz Henderson published in the Washington Post . While most of the discussion focused on the bailout and bankruptcy, from the perspective of this site, the main ...
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• The Washington Post Company increases income, but shares sell off

  
  BloggingStocks — Authority: 661
  Filed under: Earnings reports , Newspapers , New York TimesA (NYT) , Gannett Co (GCI) , Media World The Washington Post Company (NYSE: WPO ) published data for the third quarter earlier today. Cant say I was mightily impressed by the numbers. Sure, there was a profit increase, but the top line wasnt ...
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• America's Media? A Colonial Force for Israel's Infallibility

  
  Sabbah — Authority: 141
  Illustration By Carlos Latuff By Mohamed Khodr * Zimbabwe expels U.N. rights investigator (Washington Post, October 29, 2009) Zimbabwe Deports U.N. Investigator (New York Times, October 29, 2009) Zimbabwe Deports U.N. Investigator (Wall Street Journal, October 29, 2009) BUT: This headline is Absent. ...
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• How Ken Cuccinellis Homophobia Gave the Media a Chance to Finally Identify Bigotry

  
  Queerty — Authority: 724
  Virginias Attorney General hopeful Ken Cuccinelli, the Republican facing off against Steve Shannon, is the type of social conservative you people love! He wants to give legal rights to fetuses at conception and favors restrictions that would all but shutter many abortion clinics. Oh, and he doesnt want any of you ...
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• New York Times: Politico’s Creators Plan Local News Web Site for Washington

  
  Martin Stabe — Authority: 432
  "Allbritton Communications said its new operation would start with a newsroom of about 50 people — far larger than those of other local news start-ups around the country, though still smaller than the local news staffs of major metropolitan newspapers. ... Robert L. Allbritton, who heads the family-owned company, ...
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• Former anti-virus researcher turns tables on industry

  
  Tech Portal - The best technology Portal! — Authority: 169
  A security researcher shunned by the anti-virus community for violating its unwritten rules has attempted to turn the tables, erecting a Web service that virus writers could use to make their creations more stealthy and undetectable for longer periods of time. At issue is a new site called avtracker.info, which aims ...
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