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4 February 2011 Last updated at 14:50 ET

Hacktivists target Egypt, Yemen

Hacktivists from the Anonymous group have turned their attention to unrest in the Middle East.

Firm stops pursuing net pirates

MediaCAT, a firm that worked with ACS: Law to pursue alleged illegal file-sharers, has ceased trading.

Net piracy gets its day in court

Hague: UK is under cyber-attack

The Foreign Secretary William Hague tells a conference that the UK has been targeted by cyber-criminals and a "hostile" intelligence agency.
Black Ops 'still has problems'

Fans say the title has problems with online gameplay with publishers Activision saying they're committed to working with fans on new updates. Newsbeat
Last net addresses get handed out
Google eyes Apple in tablet war
Hacker faces jail over chip theft
PC sales halted by Intel chip bug
News Corp debuts daily iPad paper
Google accuses Bing of 'copying'
Egypt internet comes back online

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