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Anonymous Hacked Into CIA’s Website

Hacking group Anonymous has claimed the responsibility of shutting down CIA’s website, as the site remained inaccessible on Friday.

Google Removes “Objectionable” Content from India

Internet giant Google has removed objectionable content from its Indian site after Delhi High Court warned Google to remove the content which it deemed “offensive and objectionable ” .

Anonymous breach sensitive federal information

Hacking group Anonymous gained access to the conference call between FBI and Scotland Yard and published recording to raise serious security concerns.

Facebook Top Executives Earn More Compensation Than Zuckerberg

This might sound a little strange but several Facebook's top executives are earning far more compensation than the founder Mark Zukerberg!

State Government rebukes Minister's Butchery tongue

State Government of Bihar gave a written assurance to the junior doctors of PMCH (Patna Medical College and Hospital) which subsequently helped to postpone the strike till 30th of April.

Motorola Mobility revenue dips in fourth quarter

Motorola Mobility registered dip in revenue in the fourth quarter due to the increased competition in Smartphone market.

Twitter to impose censorship on tweets

Micro-blogging site Twitter if set to tweak it policy by imposing country specific censorship on the tweets with tweet filtering technology.

Google changed privacy policy to track users

Internet giant Google has changed its privacy policy to track users for giving more relevant ads and search result on its services.

Facebook launches new apps for timeline users

Facebook unveiled 60 new apps for the timeline users to share stuffs like photos, fashion and travel.

Is US losing its competitive edge in the global economy?

Thanks to an inefficient political system, faltering education system, a complicated tax code, America may be losing its competitive position in the global economy, finds a new survey conducted by the Harvard Business School (HBS).

Google joins protest against anti-piracy policy

Google joined Wikipedia against United States anti-piracy bill and will display message about it on the home page which is famous for delivering messages to the public.

Wikipedia to go offline for 24 hours in protest

Students do your homework early as Wikipedia is going offline for 24 hour in protest of anti-piracy laws in the US on Wednesday.