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Apple bars developer from App Store (AFP)

AFP – Apple said Tuesday it has barred a Vietnamese program developer from its application store on iTunes for fraudulent activity.

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Netflix adds to online movies with Relativity deal (AP)

AP – Netflix Inc.

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Netflix adds to online movies with Relativity deal
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Hulu launches $10 video subscription service (AP)

AP – Online video site Hulu, under pressure from its media company parents to generate a profit, has launched a subscription service with access to older episodes of popular television shows.

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Hulu launches $10 video subscription service
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Google Tests China Search Change To Keep License (NewsFactor)

NewsFactor – Google is looking for creative ways to remain true to its uncensored search stance in China as it seeks to renew its operating license in the communist nation. For the past three months, Google has been redirecting traffic to its uncensored Hong Kong search engine, but is moving to reverse that motion with a twist.

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If the DHS Is Serving Malware, Should It Be Our Internet Cop? (PC Magazine)

PC Magazine – If you were looking for a company to take charge of the security on your own systems, would you trust one that was serving malware from its own Web site?

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If the DHS Is Serving Malware, Should It Be Our Internet Cop?
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Times Demands End To App That Reads Its RSS Feed (NewsFactor)

NewsFactor – All the news that’s fit to print won’t be showing up on your iPad anytime soon. The New York Times has demanded that Apple remove the popular Pulse News Reader application from its App Store because it feeds the paper’s content to the iPad via RSS. That’s illegal, says the Old Gray Lady’s counsel.

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Times Demands End To App That Reads Its RSS Feed
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BP buying search terms to point Web surfers to own site (AFP)

AFP – BP, facing a tidal wave of bad publicity over the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, is buying search terms on Internet search engines to point users to the company’s official website.

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Apple’s Ban on Screen Protectors Makes (Some) Sense (PC World)

PC World – Apple is reportedly removing iPhone, iPod, and MacBook screen protectors from its online and retail stores, just a couple of weeks before the iPad hits the stand.

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Tool Moves Exchange Customers To Google Apps (NewsFactor)

NewsFactor – Google is making it easier for IT administrators to switch from Microsoft Exchange to Google Apps. The Internet search giant on Wednesday made available a tool to help businesses migrate from Exchange.

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Vistaprint’s 2Q profit up but forecast lags (AP)

AP – Vistaprint NV’s fiscal second-quarter profit shot up 45 percent as more companies and consumers bought business cards, calendars and party invitations from its network of Web sites.

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