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The New York Times accidentally sent out an email to more than 8 million subscribers on Wednesday, offering them a 50 percent discount if they reconsidered their decision to cancel print subscription.

Hackers, claiming to be members of Anonymous and LulzSec, have broken into the website of U.S. security firm Stratfor.

Facebook was the most-searched term in 2011 for the third year in a row, accounting for 3.10 percent of U.S. searches, a 46 percent year-on-year increase, according to data from web monitoring firm Experian Hitwise.

Is global happiness on a decline? Well, that is what Twitter suggests.

Chinese hackers broke into the US Chambers of Commerce's network and stole confidential data, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Skype is making things a little easier for travelers stuck in an airport over the holidays.

Google seems to have gotten in the winter mood. Though the weather forecasters have dashed hopes of a white Christmas this year, it's snowing on Google!

Facebook has threatened to drag Mark Zuckerberg to court. Well, the Zuckerberg in question is not the Facebook founder, but Israeli entrepreneur Rotem Guez who legally changed his name to Mark Zuckerberg recently.

So who tops Google Zeitgeist this year?

Facebook will no longer just enrich lives, it'll save them too!