Tuesday, June 16, 2009

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Iranian protesters take to the tweets
With Iranian authorities essentially locking foreign journalists in their hotels, shutting down websites and blocking text messaging, Iranian protesters have taken to Twitter, YouTube and Facebook with a passion - both to get the word out about what's happening in the country and to communicate logistics, says a CBS/AP report.
Senators ask FCC to look into iPhone-AT&T exclusivity
With rumors flying about that Apple plans to open up the iPhone to Verizon as well as AT&T, four Senators are calling on the FCC to investigate exclusive mobile deals like the iPhone deal and Verizon (doh!) Sprint's exclusive access to the Palm Pre, Reuters reports.
ISP spying begins in UK, as Universal, Virgin ink a deal
In a first-of-its-kind deal, Universal and Virgin Media have agreed on a U.K. plan that makes Universal's entire catalog available - DRM-free - for a monthly subscription price, while Virgin will take a more active role in identifying unauthorized downloading of the label's music, The New York Times reports.
Green Dam built on copyright, open source violations
The Register reports that China's Green Dam - Youth Escort software not only rips off Cybersitter software from Solid Oak but also uses open source code without proper attribution.

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