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Actor Ashton Kutcher, CNN in Twitter duel
Hollywood actor Ashton Kutcher has challenged CNN to an online duel to see who can be the first to amass one million Twitter followers.
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Forgotten Internet accounts put consumers at risk
Two-thirds of Canadians who are on the Internet have forgotten or abandoned personal accounts on websites, leaving a gold mine for cybercriminals intent on gaining enough personal information to steal their identities, according to an Ipsos Reid survey.
Website to exhibit world's greatest historical treasures
One of the most ambitious attempts to connect an often bitterly divided world through an "intellectual cathedral" will be launched here next week.
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Song-a-day Mann a budding Internet star
Jonathan Mann is an Internet minstrel, writing a new song every day to serenade his growing online audience.
Google helps, not hurts newspapers, executive says
Google Inc helps newspaper websites make money through online advertising and does not misappropriate their content, a lawyer for the search engine said on the company's blog on Tuesday.
Yahoo looks outside its walls with new music service
Yahoo is partnering with other online music providers as the Internet giant tries a fresh approach to getting an edge in the evolving digital music business.
U.S. senators seek to squash spam
Two US senators declared war on spam on Thursday. Senator Olympia Snowe, a Republican from Maine, and Senator Bill Nelson, a Democrat from Florida, introduced legislation aimed at curbing unsolicited text messages on mobile devices.
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Canada, UFC a match made in Montreal
The UFC is absolutely loving Montreal. As it should. For the second time in a year, more than 22,000 ultimate fighting and mixed martial arts fans jammed the Bell Centre. And local hero Georges St-Pierre wasn't even on the card this time.
L. IAN MACDONALD
Harper has managed to cut his Quebec support in half
It's 2004 all over again, according to the big EKOS poll released by the CBC the other day. An election today would produce a Liberal minority government, at 36.7 per cent, with Conservatives at 30.2 per cent and the NDP down to 15.5 per cent.
PAT HICKEY
Gainey rolls dice and hits snake eyes
Bob Gainey reached into his bag of tricks last night and came out with nothing.
DOUG CAMILLI
Amy, Snoop in the studio: lots of smoke but no results
Amy Winehouse, in St. Lucia where she's playing a music festival next month, tried to record some tracks with Snoop Dogg, reports the British paper The Sun. You get no prize for foreseeing the way the session went:
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