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David Cameron was following a high-class escort agency on Twitter. No really!
BLIP David Cameron fancies himself a bit a techy, but a Twitter gaffe has left the PM a little red faced.
The Feeling Guilty button: it's the only way to save music, movies and books
Opinion If you want to have true guilt-free web bargain shopping, you need to have a button that frees the guilt.
Bing UK adds pop-up warning for illegal child abuse searches
Microsoft has become the first internet company in the UK to inform web users they are searching for illegal imagery.
Amazon adds £10 minimum spend for free delivery, Blu-rays, games still ok
Amazon's free delivery has been useful for picking up odds and sods, but now you'll need to spend a tenner.
Torrent site owners threatened with a decade in the clink in new crackdown
Torrent site owners are starting to receive letters from law enforcement agencies in the UK.
Online Piracy: The biggest stealers are by far the biggest spenders
Those guilty of serial internet file-sharing are putting their hands in their pockets way more often, Ofcom finds.
Clegg: Web snooping bill 'won't happen while Lib Dems are in government'
Deputy PM Nick Clegg has said that the Lib Dems will not allow the government to pass a bill that allows it to spy on your online activity.
Major weekend Xbox Live outage casts more doubt over 'always on' Xbox 720
Xbox Live went down for several hours on Saturday, so what happens if the new Xbox requires constant connectivity?
