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Microsoft have today confirmed that Windows 7 will ship without Internet Explorer, following legal cases and fines stating that Microsoft is breaking European rules and does not give a fair chance to other browsers available. Although the Public Candidate of Windows 7 did have Internet Explorer installed, the final version will be browserless - but [...]

There have been increasing problems with the posting of music videos and copyrighted musical content on video sharing website YouTube. Last month, YouTube blocked all official music videos being viewed on their site for residents of the United Kingdom - but now the site and the world’s largest recording company, Universal Music Group, are now [...]

You may remember that a while back I blogged about a couple that were suing Google because their house had been displayed on an image in the street view feature that Google offers, which you can view here. Although Mr and Mrs Boring had the support of US National Legal and Policy Centre (NLPC), which [...]

Google has took a hit after its street view feature and the company is accused that their world does not have privacy. Ken Boehm, chairman of the US National Legal and Policy Centre (NLPC) has said that “Google’s hypocrisy is breathtaking”.
Aaron and Christine Boring and Google are currently in a lawsuit regarding the Boring’s household [...]