…and Now Pakistan’s Blocking YouTube
Yesterday, the Pakistan Telecommunications Authority raised hackles all over the world by blocking access to the popular social networking service Facebook for carrying a group sponsoring a contest to draw pictures of the prophet Muhammad. Now, the regulator has extended the crackdown to include Google’s video sharing service YouTube along with more than 450 other [...]
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LifeLock CEO Has Had Identity Stolen 13 Times
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