ONLINE publishers have accused advertisers of stealing their audiences by using a new form of audience targeting technology.

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GOOGLE Chrome has shed its beta tag, but research shows most Australians prefer Microsoft’s Internet Explorer browser.

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THE group responsible for last weekend’s protests against the Government’s internet filtering scheme now plans to take its fight to Canberra.

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A LAWYER who won the right to serve legal documents on two defendants via Facebook says courts around the country will follow his lead.

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AN anti-child abuse watchdog has reversed its decision to blacklist a Wikipedia page after protests over censorship.

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THE country’s largest ISP has dealt the Rudd Government a slap in the face by refusing to participate in content filtering trials.

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TELSTRA could take on the free-to-air television networks by launching a set-top box next year that allows viewers to record TV shows and skip ads.

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THE federal Government has begun developing guidelines to give the public a say in policy direction through the web.

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Now, you will be able to check your Gmail account from your desktop. Google has finally released the long awaited Gmail Desktop Gadget. The new gadget will allow users to read, search and send Gmail messages while in Google Desktop, according to Google.

The Gmail gadget offers the same keyboard shortcuts that the web-based version of Gmail. You can even open multiple instances of the gadget and log each into a different Gmail account.

Download Gmail Gadget here . Note that Google Desktop for Windows is required.

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CEIVA, the market leading brand in digital photo frames offers you a fun and unique multimedia experience in its website. Upload a photo tell Santa your wish. You will see. In addition, if you live in the United States, you can enter an amazing sweeptake and win a prize of $500.

Digital photo frames have brought a true revolution to the photography world. A Digital photo frame are usually compatible with JPG, AVI, MP3, MP4 and Divx and displays digital photos without the need to print them. You can view not only photos but also movies an slideshows. To view photos in a digital frame is very easy: Simply switch your memory card to the digital frame and enjoy the experiencie. Digital photo frames include a USB 2.0 connection and -some advanced models only- a built-in memory.

What makes CEIVA different than other digital photo frames are its unique and innovative features such as 8″ hi-definition display and the possibility of receive photos by phone or Wi-Fi. The frame automatically displays photos sent from anywhere in the world. Anyone can use CEIVA. No technical knowledge is needed.

CEIVA digital photo frames include PicturePlan Lifetime Warranty. Undoubtely the perfect gift for the Holidays.

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