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  • US blocks overseas ISPs from voting site

    Many of the world's major Internet service providers have been blocked from providing access to a US government Web site for Americans based overseas who want to take part in the forthcoming elections.

  • Google founders trump Gates in UK media elite

    Larry Page and Sergie Brin have joined the MediaGuardian's 100, while Steve Jobs has slipped and Bill Gates has plunged off.

  • Nazi crackdown turns to portals

    A French judge launched hearings Tuesday into whether Internet service providers should censor portals accessible on their networks to keep French citizens from viewing links to neo-Nazi Web sites.

  • Independent music sites gain ground

    It sounds like a genuine blast from the past: an online music site on an acquisition binge, expanding quickly around the world, with a stock price that has actually climbed since the beginning of the year.

  • Online music site climbs the charts

    New music site Vitaminic is attracting the interests of analysts to its system of 'farming out' online music.

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