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• ‘Woolwich-style attacks to become one of the main ways people protest’
• Apple claims Samsung violates Siri patents with Google Now
• Student jailed for three weeks awaiting trial over Facebook posts
• Women cadets secretly filmed in shower at West Point
• Whitman Says H.P. Is ‘Not Mortgaging the Future’
• Yahoo acquires cross-platform gaming startup PlayerScale
• Vietnam – Appeal court upholds jail time for five bloggers
• Woolwich victim identified as drummer, machine gunner Lee Rigby
• Murdered London soldier is named as community tensions rise
• Duma speaker on speculation about govt dismissal: ‘Read between the lines’
• Kim Dotcom holds two-factor authentication patent, won’t sue tech giants in exchange for legal help
• Mysterious Deaths in Alabama: Could They Be Related to Monsano’s Bt Cotton Crops?
• Ukrainian PM reverses journalist ban in wake of protest
• Obama to announce restrictions on drone strikes
• Amazon Kindle Fire HD now available for pre-order in over 170 countries
• Russia leads Europe in bank card fraud
• Lagarde’s IMF post hangs in balance
• Medical first: Doctors save boy by 3-D printing airway tube
• Trouble with the new 5 euro notes
• Mailbox for iOS redesigned as native iPad app
• Syria – Syria using 34 Blue Coat servers to spy on Internet users
• Militants attack French mine and army barracks in Niger
• Lenovo sees huge increase in PC sales as rest of industry declines
• ‘There was no Muslim terrorism in the UK until Iraq’ – Oxford imam
• Anger, debate and fear in the UK after Woolwich attack
• Minister: Stockholm riots ‘not youth versus society’
• Scandals & Economic Disasters!
• Israel is fighting a regional war in Syria
• Flooding forces people from homes in Norway
• Italian students mark anniversary of anti-mafia magistrate killing