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  1. Hackers post W.Va. police officers' personal info (AP)
  2. AOL hires chief content officer for troubled Patch (Reuters)
  3. Yahoo chairman exits, review drags on (Reuters)
  4. French min deletes "stay indoors" tip for homeless (Reuters)
  5. Analysis: More than just Great Firewall awaits Facebook in China (Reuters)
  6. Chairman, 3 others out in Yahoo board shake-up (AP)
  7. British Cabinet Warns of Possible Internet Outages During Summer Olympics (Mashab
  8. IMDB "Jane Doe" case gets a court date (Reuters)
  9. Amazon, Viacom close to Web video deal (Reuters)
  10. Super Bowl XLVI Serves a Record 2.1 Million Live Streams (Mashable)
  11. Summary Box: Jobs flow from mobile, Facebook apps (AP)
  12. Google Chrome comes to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich devices (Appolicious)
  13. Looking for work? There may be an app for that (AP)
  14. Outfit7?s Talking Tom Cat app breaks 100 million downloads, gets new partnership
  15. The top 10 songs and albums on the iTunes Store (AP)
  16. Yahoo Chairman Steps Down (Mashable)
  17. Fashion Startup Moda Operandi: Now Opening to the World (Mashable)
  18. Pandora vs. Spotify: Who Will Win the Battle for Streaming Music? (Mashable)
  19. Google Chrome for Android has Arrived, But It's Only for the 1% (Mashable)
  20. Anfield cat becomes Internet hit (Reuters)
  21. Kaspersky Lab's sales growth slowed in 2011 (Reuters)
  22. Hacker releases Symantec source code (Reuters)
  23. Fresh iPhone Apps for Feb. 7: Hotels by Orbitz, TripLingo Romance Edition, The Hacker
  24. Anonymous publishes email exchange with Symantec over $50K payoff (Digital Trends
  25. Symantec warns of mutating malware in Android Market (Appolicious)
  26. Internet Cupids often miss their mark: researchers (Reuters)
  27. Love gone wrong? Go digital to get over an ex (AP)
  28. Cyberplex unit to pay $4.8 million to Yahoo for poor traffic (Reuters)
  29. Internet giants pull content after warning in India courts (Reuters)
  30. Apple bounces big-name fake apps from App Store (Appolicious)
  31. Fresh iPhone Apps for Feb. 6: Vanity Fair Hollywood, Game Your Video, Tank Battalion
  32. Google, Facebook remove content on India's order (AP)
  33. Singapore's Artivision says in tie-up with Intel (Reuters)
  34. Hackers intercept FBI, Scotland Yard call (AP)
  35. Apple, Motorola in patent struggle in Germany (AP)
  36. Star Wars, Ferris Bueller drive Super Bowl ad buzz (Reuters)
  37. Cuban blogger says government bars trip to Brazil (Reuters)
  38. Anonymous publishes FBI call on hacking (Reuters)
  39. Law enforcement websites under attack by hackers (AP)
  40. Bigger US role against companies' cyberthreats? (AP)
  41. Apple stops selling some devices online in Germany (Reuters)
  42. Megaupload founder refused bail in New Zealand (Reuters)
  43. Madonna launching video on billboards, online (AP)
  44. House ready to consider insider trading ban (AP)
  45. Google tightens security in Android app store (Reuters)
  46. Facebook filing lifts Zynga, other recent IPOs (AP)
  47. AOL's Huff Post to launch live streaming network (AP)
  48. U.S. shuts 16 sports piracy websites pre-Super Bowl (Reuters)
  49. Update for Google Docs app adds offline support, amps up tablet features (Appolic
  50. Analysis: Facebook's daunting Asian challenge (Reuters)
  51. Facebook's Zuckerberg to keep iron grip after IPO (Reuters)
  52. New version of Showyou is a Flipboard for video (Appolicious)
  53. NY Times adds digital subscribers, but ad revenue shrinks (Reuters)
  54. Amazon makes India debut with Junglee.com (AP)
  55. Key Internet operator VeriSign hit by hackers (Reuters)
  56. Online video firm Youku sues rival Tudou: report (Reuters)
  57. Amazon launches online shopping service in India (Reuters)
  58. All-time top 10 IPOs for Internet companies (AP)
  59. Summary Box: Facebook to go public, raise $5B (AP)
  60. Microsoft slams Google user data policy in new ads (AP)
  61. Hackers intercept FBI, Scotland Yard call (AP)
  62. Android OS rules in U.S., gets a Bouncer to keep malware out the Market (Appolici
  63. Exclusive: Hacked companies still not telling investors (Reuters)
  64. Android ?malware? turned out to be benign (Appolicious)
  65. AVG Technologies prices at $16/share: source (Reuters)
  66. Amazon 4Q results, outlook sends stock lower (AP)
  67. Mexico broadband project stuck in stalemate (Reuters)
  68. VC firm Andreessen Horowitz raises $1.5B to invest (AP)
  69. Hackers attack large Brazilian bank (AP)
  70. Google defends change to privacy policies (Reuters)
  71. The top 10 songs and albums on the iTunes Store (AP)
  72. PayPal co-founders fund pro-Paul Super PAC (Reuters)
  73. Online game theft earns real-world conviction (AP)
  74. BSkyB to launch online TV service to spur growth (Reuters)
  75. Twitter CEO says new policy is for transparency: report (Reuters)
  76. Gaming firms 888, Caesars extend licensing deal to U.S. (Reuters)
  77. Mexicans overcharged billions for phone, web: study (Reuters)
  78. NJ woman accused of streaming kid sex abuse cries (AP)
  79. Three Demand Media executives leave (Reuters)
  80. Polling App Makes Blog Feedback Painless (Mashable)
  81. Oscars tops iOS Apps of the Week (Appolicious)
  82. Artprice eyes sales boost from online auctions (Reuters)
  83. Microsoft Begins Private Preview of Office 15 (Mashable)
  84. Obama: Protect The 'Fundamental Integrity' of the Internet (Mashable)
  85. Triple Town developer files lawsuit against alleged App Store copycat (Appolicio
  86. New DMARC email authentication aims to stop phishing (Digital Trends)
  87. Sarah Palin email hacker loses appeal (Reuters)
  88. New Android malware? Or just an ad network? (Digital Trends)
  89. Symantec, Lookout Mobile Security debate latest Android ?malware? attack (Appoli
  90. Super Bowl advertisers seek buzz on social media (Reuters)
  91. Romney widens lead over Gingrich in Florida: poll (Reuters)
  92. Twitter's new censorship rules face opposition (Reuters)
  93. Hacker group Anonymous targets Mexican websites (Reuters)
  94. Detroit Symphony offering series of free webcasts (AP)
  95. Twitter's new censorship plan rouses global furor (AP)
  96. US cybersecurity efforts trigger privacy concerns (AP)
  97. What is ACTA? Why Should You Care? (Mashable)
  98. College Sports League to Stream Its Own Content Online (Mashable)
  99. Fresh iPhone Apps for Jan. 27: Frequency, Steam Mobile, RAGE HD update, Baseball Supe
  100. Viadeo vies for Arab expansion with Moroccan branch (Reuters)
  101. Google and Bing Searches Help Us Pirate Music? (Mashable)
  102. Nintendo Announces Online Gaming Network (Mashable)
  103. How Brands Can Manage Facebook Comment Overload (Mashable)
  104. Facebook, Washington state target online spam (AP)
  105. ACTA 'Is More Dangerous Than SOPA' (Mashable)
  106. Evi tops Android Apps of the Week (Appolicious)
  107. Facebook takes on 'clickjacking' spammers in court (Reuters)
  108. NZ court bails two associates of Megaupload founder (Reuters)
  109. House lawmakers seek Google answers on privacy policy (Reuters)
  110. CNN behind on TV ratings, ahead of rivals online (Reuters)
  111. Poland signs copyright treaty that drew protests (AP)
  112. AP Interview: Wikipedia founder hails role in US (AP)
  113. Israel sets sights on next-generation Internet (AP)
  114. Monster Worldwide cautious on 2012 (Reuters)
  115. Netflix wins over Wall Street with subscriber growth (Reuters)
  116. These mobile apps should be music to your ears (Appolicious)
  117. Analysis: Wall Street puzzles over Google's new direction (Reuters)
  118. Analysis: Zynga needs mobile to move away from Facebook (Reuters)
  119. O2 accidentally exposes customers' phone numbers (AP)
  120. European Lawmakers Want "Right to Be Forgotten" on Facebook, Google (Mashable)
  121. 10 Tips for Building a Strong Online Community Around Your Startup (Mashable)
  122. Google Thinks I'm a Middle-Aged Man. What About You? (Mashable)
  123. Fifth Megaupload Arrest; No Bail for Kim Dotcom (Mashable)
  124. Proposal made for sweeping data protection in EU (AP)
  125. 6 Ways the Media Is Using Digital Tools to Cover the Election (Mashable)
  126. Symantec profit, forecast in line with estimates (Reuters)
  127. ThreatMetrix: Mobile buying less risky than desktop this holiday season (Digital
  128. Megaupload founder joked about his 'hacker' past (AP)
  129. Breach of new EU online data rules to carry high fines (Reuters)
  130. "Come for coffee, don't forget the cocaine," Dotcom joked (Reuters)
  131. Megaupload founder faces lengthy extradition battle (Reuters)
  132. Yahoo delivers another listless performance in 4Q (AP)
  133. Google to merge user data across more services (AP)
  134. Get More from Wikipedia: 10 Tips and Tricks (Mashable)
  135. Talking Social Media At the Oscar Nominations [LIVE VIDEO] (Mashable)
  136. Super Bowl Ads Will Get a Second Life on Facebook [INFOGRAPHIC] (Mashable)
  137. New Yahoo CEO says company needs to "do better" (Reuters)
  138. New Zealand court refuses bail for Megaupload founder (Reuters)
  139. Google to unify privacy policy across products (Reuters)
  140. Yahoo delivers another listless performance in 4Q (AP)
  141. French brand Courreges takes retro fashion online (Reuters)
  142. Entrepreneurs bring Internet coding skills to everyday users (Reuters)
  143. Poles protest ACTA online and on the streets (AP)
  144. How the new Facebook Timeline will affect your mobile experience (Appolicious)
  145. The top 10 songs and albums on the iTunes Store (AP)
  146. Apple approval process fails to stop fake Camera+ app (Appolicious)
  147. Flamboyant online tycoon kept low profile in rural NZ (Reuters)
  148. iBooks 2 and card.io payments lead iOS Apps of the Week (Appolicious)
  149. Mecom to charge for news online in new strategy (Reuters)
  150. Playtech in talks with possible U.S. partners (Reuters)
  151. Analysis: Megaupload shutdown unlikely to deter piracy (Reuters)
  152. Google's 4Q lobbying bill triples to $3.76 million (AP)
  153. House votes on permanent electronic duck stamp (AP)
  154. Sen. Grassley's Twitter account hacked over piracy bills (Reuters)
  155. PayPal preparing to expand its digital wallet service to 2,000 Home Depot stores this
  156. Academy Awards Launches Digital 'Celebrate the Movies' Campaign (Mashable)
  157. Nokia fined for spam texts in Australia (Reuters)
  158. Megaupload kingpin tells New Zealand court he is innocent (Reuters)
  159. Epic clash: Silicon Valley blindsides Hollywood on piracy (Reuters)
  160. U.S. lawyer for Megaupload.com withdraws (Reuters)
  161. Europe to issue tough new data-protection rules soon (Reuters)
  162. Newsmaker: Megaupload a story of Dotcom boom and bust (Reuters)
  163. INFLUENCE GAME: Online companies win piracy fight (AP)
  164. 5 Firefox Add-Ons for Increasing Productivity (Mashable)
  165. Congress puts brakes on anti-piracy bills (Reuters)
  166. Restore Your Faith in Humanity at the Nicest Place on the Internet (Mashable)
  167. Why 2012 Is the Year of Mobile Advertising (Mashable)
  168. Amazon setting up first "fulfillment center" in India (Reuters)
  169. Obama sings a tune, steals the online show (Reuters)
  170. Congress puts brakes on anti-piracy bills (Reuters)
  171. Renowned attorney Bennett to represent Megaupload (AP)
  172. Zynga mulls online gambling market (AP)
  173. Megaupload site wants assets back, to fight charges (Reuters)
  174. Rare Google misstep hints at tech landscape shift (Reuters)
  175. NZ police raid file-sharing site founder's mansion (AP)
  176. Narisetti leaves DC to join Wall Street Journal (AP)
  177. Android developer plans alternative app store for banned apps (Appolicious)
  178. Five tips to maximize your mobile gaming experience (Appolicious)
  179. House backer withdraws Web anti-piracy bill (Reuters)
  180. Google shares slide but analysts stay upbeat (Reuters)
  181. Siri may soon help users buy stuff online (Appolicious)
  182. Venture capital investments up 19 percent in 4Q (AP)
  183. Popular file-sharing website Megaupload shut down (AP)
  184. Microsoft 2Q beats Street despite soft PC market (AP)
  185. Top Senate Republican wants Web bill shelved (Reuters)
  186. Lawmakers try to keep anti-piracy bills on track (AP)
  187. How one Egyptian sold a revolution on the Web (Reuters)
  188. McAfee patches flaw that turned protected systems into spam relays (Digital Trend
  189. A Q&A on contested Internet anti-piracy bills (AP)
  190. Huffington Post preps online streaming network (Reuters)
  191. Protest exposes Silicon Valley-Hollywood rivalry (AP)
  192. Lawmakers flip on piracy bills protested on Web (Reuters)
  193. EBay cautious in short run as Europe weighs (Reuters)
  194. No Wikipedia? What if the Internet went down? (AP)
  195. EBay reports higher 4Q earnings, revenue (AP)
  196. SOPA and PIPA explained (The Upshot)
  197. Key facts about U.S. online piracy bills SOPA and PIPA (Reuters)
  198. Wikipedia, Google protest US antipiracy proposals (AP)
  199. Online wine websites get mixed reviews (Reuters)
  200. House to take up anti-piracy bill in February (Reuters)
  201. China says government to be more open (AP)
  202. Exclusive: EU moves early on Google antitrust probe (Reuters)
  203. Fresh iPhone Apps for Jan. 18: GroupShot, Moonit, Monkey Quest, Scramble With Friends
  204. Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang resigns (Reuters)
  205. Wikipedia editors question site's blackout (AP)
  206. China to expand registration rules for microblog users (Reuters)
  207. Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang leaving company (AP)
  208. Analysis: BlackBerry licensing seen RIM's likeliest scenario (Reuters)
  209. McAfee software bug could turn customers' PCs into spam servers (Reuters)
  210. Virus infections stop after suspects named (Reuters)
  211. U.S. charges Russian father and son with cyber fraud (Reuters)
  212. Google's 'Good to Know' campaign: Public service announcement or just PR? (Digita
  213. Symantec says hackers stole source code in 2006 (Reuters)
  214. Hacked Zappos Customers: Beware Phishing Scams (Mashable)
  215. 24 million customer accounts hacked at Zappos (Reuters)
  216. Wikipedia to be blacked out over anti-piracy bill (AP)
  217. Google tackles online privacy in unusual ad blitz (AP)
  218. Wal-Mart names head of global eCommerce business (Reuters)
  219. U.S. online piracy bill headed for major makeover (Reuters)
  220. Wikipedia to shut for 24 hours to stop anti-piracy act (Reuters)
  221. Microblogging use in China quadrupled in 2011: think tank (Reuters)
  222. Israel rattled as hackers hit bourse, banks, El Al (Reuters)
  223. Zappos says customer database hacked (AP)
  224. Internet giants oppose Web control in India court (Reuters)
  225. 'Smash' Pilot Lands on iTunes and Amazon 2 Weeks Before TV Premiere (Mashable)
  226. Baidu says to open new office in South China (Reuters)
  227. China's number of Web users rises to 513 million (AP)
  228. How Klout Found Success by Focusing on Users (Mashable)
  229. CES's Quirkiest Gadgets [VIDEO] (Mashable)
  230. 4 Tips to Keep Your Website Ahead of the Curve in 2012 (Mashable)
  231. Hacker says to release full Norton Antivirus code on Tuesday (Reuters)
  232. Rupert Murdoch turns to Twitter to attack Obama (Reuters)
  233. Hulu challenges cable with first original drama (Reuters)
  234. White House casts doubt over anti-piracy legislation (Reuters)
  235. White House concerned over online piracy bills (AP)
  236. The Job Search and Confidentiality [INFOGRAPHIC] (Mashable)
  237. How Nations Can Be United With Social Media (Mashable)
  238. FTC expands Google antitrust probe: source (Reuters)
  239. Officials: Broadband plan would disrupt GPS (AP)
  240. Internet Overuse Could Cause Structural Brain Damage [STUDY] (Mashable)
  241. Marines name general to handle video probes (AP)
  242. Another Groupon rival pulls back on deals effort (Reuters)
  243. Hotel chains team up to offer 1-stop booking shop (Reuters)
  244. PayPal, eBay see huge gains in mobile transactions (Appolicious)
  245. India government backs case against internet giants (Reuters)
  246. Victory for SOPA Opponents: DNS Blocking Struck From Bill (Mashable)
  247. This Web-Connected Robot Gives Your Tweets and Facebook Comments a Smell (Mashabl
  248. 5 Digital Publishing App Trends to Watch in 2012 (Mashable)
  249. Why Google's Social Search Is Too Much, Too Soon (Mashable)
  250. Android style guide helps improve app design (Appolicious)