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BREAKING NEWS
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UPDATED AT 9:37 PM EDT |
Thursday, June 24, 2004 |
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Rob O’Hara, who has 16 full sized arcade machines at his home in Yukon, Okla., says re-releases of classic video games are fun, but aren’t “quite the same.” (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)
From refurbished consoles to re-released titles, classic video games are hot again
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A return of the show in 2005 depends on the ability of a newly formed advisory board of major vendors to rally support for the annual conference
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Americal Online employee alleged to have stolen customer names and sold them to spammer
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Canadian tech news briefs
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Cellphone-based systems beginning to catch on
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Four of five households have computers, biggest gains by low income, older households, survey says
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Engineer sold list of 92 million screen names that were eventually used to send spam
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Preliminary injunction remains in effect pending the outcome of a New York pop-up ad company's challenge to the law's constitutionality
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Software giant planning on creating an operating system for a cluster system, taking on the clear leader in the field: Linux
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Political websites not being used as effectively as they could be, experts say
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Canada's information technology sector has recovered and will produce small but certain gains in the next several years, IDC says
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Microsoft to offer custom support to large-businesses for eight-year-old operating system after its standard assistance runs out at end of this year
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Alliance of tech giants to introduce guidelines for building PCs and electronics that will conveniently share content with one another
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At least 50 per cent of investors must accept the takeover bid by July 22
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| Cyberia |
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When it comes to fighting child porn, it's time for a high-tech reality check, writes JACK KAPICA
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| Mathew Ingram |
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PC maker is still struggling to find a strategy
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| Flashback |
| The week's stories, plus columns and case studies current and past
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| Tech trivia |
- Forrester Research predicts nearly half of North American households will have a digital video recorder (DVR) by 2009.
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| Geek Watch |
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From gadgets to weird geek obsessions, it's all here
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| Haywired |
| Digital goof awards wrong marathon winner
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Privacy versus data
Canadians have thrown down the gauntlet on personal privacy, write John Wunderlich and Carolyn L Burke
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Packaging summer
Opportunities abound for Canadians looking to explore their own backyards with this year's vacation
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Should all cellphones come with built-in GPS for 911 emergency tracking purposes?
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