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U.N. Agency Seeks Internet Anonymity Curbs

A United Nations agency is working on standards for tracing Internet traffic by IP address (physical location of originating transmissions), based on a proposal by the Chinese government. I may be straying into...

created by Jordan Yerman | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago
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Natasha Wescoat Launches New Properties, "Babydoll Couture" and More

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Natasha Wescoat Launches New Properties, "Babydoll Couture" and More

Exciting new ventures are blooming with popular contemporary artist, Natasha Wescoat. The artist known for her modern abstract landscapes and whimsical artwork, launches several new properties under her dynamic...

created by artculturenews | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago
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Canon Pixma iP2600 Printer Preview

"The printer can print texts on a paper at a printing speed of 8.5 papers/ minute. No doubt, in terms of printing speed it is behind its competitors like Epson Stylus C120 and the Lexmark Z2420 Wireless. However, it can provide excellent quality at its price range."

created by risingasias | 1 year ago
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Ip Address Geo-location: Ip Country visual locator using Gmap - IpAddressLoca...

The project of locating ip addresses has been started by group of individuals in 2005.It started as simple service to help visitors find out his own ip address using Gmap and now is service that provide a lot network tools including DNS, Country, Country Code, Ip Lookup, IP...

created by meera2007 | 2 years ago
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NameMedia Creates World's Biggest Portfolio of Domain Names

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CitizenHawk Eyes Typosquatters

The last sentence of this article is the best, a quote from in-house Verizon counsel Sarah Deutsch, '.......more energy should be devoted to solving the problem at its source: registry companies that allow users...

created by the source | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago
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When does copyright kill creativity?

Check this out."Canada's taxpayer-funded National Film Board has underwritten many brilliant documentaries that are no longer available due to the prohibitive cost of re-licensing the copyrights for the materials they incidentally feature. The Documentary Organization of...