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Steve Jobs says weight loss due to a 'hormone imbalance' but that it is now being treated and he should have regained his weight by spring
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Censorship linked to year of sensitive anniversaries as Google and others told to regulate content
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Letter: We need to have a more sophisticated discussion about the internet and how children and families interact with it
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The Milky Way and Andromeda galaxies are forecast to collide in fewer than four billion years
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Netbytes: Although not as fashionable as it used to be, MySpace still offers more than 100 million users a place to express themselves online
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Game reviews
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Facebookers beware 'Tom's secret video'
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Experts believe that 'WiTricity' could do for battery life what Wi-Fi did for internet
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Service providers would accept responsibility in exchange for cut of legal download payments
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