13. mars 2006

The Pirate Bay: Here to Stay?. The entertainment industry claims it has file-sharing sites on the run. But Sweden-based torrent tracker The Pirate Bay says it isn't going anywhere. And there's a national movement behind the site. By Ann Harrison. [Wired News: Top Stories] 4:11:16 PM    comment []

Tokyo bourse to delist shares in scandal-hit Livedoor (AFP). AFP - The Tokyo Stock Exchange has said it will delist Livedoor shares next month after Japan's securities watchdog filed a fresh criminal complaint against the scandal-tainted Internet firm. [Yahoo! News: Technology News] 4:06:33 PM    comment []

New Software Tackles Colorblind Challenges (AP). AP - Like many colorblind people who have adapted all their lives to a particular way of seeing things, Harry Rogers says his inability to discern red and green hasn't caused him much trouble over the years. [Yahoo! News: Technology News] 4:04:54 PM    comment []

Taleban 'kills foreign hostages'. The Taleban says it has killed four foreigners kidnapped at the weekend in southern Afghanistan. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 4:02:31 PM    comment []

Milosevic 'took the wrong drugs'. A Dutch expert's claim that ex-Yugoslav leader Milosevic took unprescribed drugs fuels speculation over his death. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 4:00:44 PM    comment []

Da Vinci author defends book. The Da Vinci Code author Dan Brown says accusations that he stole the ideas for his book are "completely fanciful". [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 3:59:55 PM    comment []

UK troops in Iraq 'to be reduced'. Defence Secretary John Reid is to announce a reduction in the level of UK forces in Iraq, the BBC learns. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 3:59:02 PM    comment []

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