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Maybe it's time for Facebook to finally roll out that "dislike" button.

Facebook is getting an earful about changes it made to the News Feed right before its annual developers conference on Thursday in the US.
Of course, anytime the social networking site makes changes, users revolt at audible levels. Facebook is the world's most popular social networking service with more than 750 million users, so even a small protest can stir up the web.
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A report released Sept. 11 by Nielsen, the media research and ratings company, reveals that Americans are spending more time than ever perusing social networks and blogs. Unsurprisingly, the report found that "Americans spend more time on Facebook than any other site."
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A new technology that allows devices to send and receive data at the same time could debut in a few years as the foundation for future 5G networks, its developers say.
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Registered trademark and brand holders will get a chance to secure .xxx domains Wednesday, if only to fend off cybersquatters.
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Apparently there were a couple of videos shot to promote Bittorrent way, way back in the dark ages of 2007. They followed the Get a Mac ad format and were reasonably entertaining: they made fun of iTunes’ slow download speeds and lower definition movies, etc. The first video in the series was sort of a fail – it was amusing enough, but if you are promoting a product that is quite often used for illegal purposes then you are probably better off not associating it with violent criminality (you will see what I mean). The other videos were kind of cute though.
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