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Australia's Future Capital Fund Invests in Agenda.com

Australia's leading Internet venture fund, Future Capital Development Fund (FCDF) has announced it has invested in another Internet company, TheAgendaDaily.com ("Agenda") - a hybrid media / commerce business which successfully offers customers engaging daily recommendations alongside exclusive member only sales.

Sydney Tweeters are the Rudest

An analysis of tweets made by Australians shows which group of people posts sweet or rude remarks on the popular microblogging site.

25 Worst Passwords to Use for Your, Facebook, Email Accounts

What password do you use for your Facebook or PayPal e-mail account: your birthday? "1234567"? "abc123"? your favorite sport? Better change your passwords before hackers break into your bank account information or read your private e-mail messages.
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Spam Attack on Facebook Under Control?

Have you logged on to your Facebook account and were greeted by graphic pictures in your wall? Don't panic because your friends did not decide on sharing their fetish with you. This is in fact, a case of spam taking over Facebook.

Beware: Top 5 Viruses in the Net

Browsing the Internet is not as harmless as one thinks especially if there are viruses around just waiting for people to make a wrong move in order to get vital information like user names, passwords, credit card details, etc. to use them in illegal activities like stealing money or stealing one’s identity.

Online Search Revenue Forecast to Grow 23%

Mobile computing continues to fuel growth in the online search advertising, which according to a latest industry report, has generated some $1.4 billion in total revenues during the 2010-2011 financial year.

Hackers Attack Steam, Risks Confidential Information

Steam, one of the world's largest distribution networks for online video games has been hacked. This hacking incident poses as a threat for the estimated 35 million accounts that are registered in the network.

Facebook Removes Sexually Offensive 'Joke Pages'

In response to petitions and advertisers prodding, Facebook has removed many of its sexually offensive joke pages, created by users who were trying to be funny, the New Zealand Herald reported.

Assange's Mother to Protest Obama’s Australia Visit

Besides carbon tax protesters who promised to make their voices heard when U.S. President Barack Obama visits Australia next week, the mother of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange will also hold a protest outside Parliament House.

Social Media: Overanalysed...But Underutilised?

Social media is being lauded as a tool with which HR professionals can engage with past, current and future employees, and is simultaneously being derided as a waste of employees' productive time.

Mark Zuckerberg's Triumphant Return to Harvard

Facebook creator Mark Zuckerburg recently returned to Harvard, his former academic home before he dropped out seven years ago and eventually becoming the 14th richest person in the US.

DARPA to Hackers: Help us Secure Networks

DARPA or Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency which helped create the Internet more than 40 years ago is now looking for more offensive ways to fight against cyber threats. In its Cyber Colloquium that hosted academics, computer security professionals and hackers, DARPA Director Regina Dugan reinforced the need for more options in the future warfare which would include cyber terrorism.

Adidas Latest Victim of Cyber Attack

German sportswear and gear manufacturer Adidas is the latest victim of cyber attack. The company's Web site was closed on Sunday after a sophisticated and criminal hacking incident.

‘Do a Barrel Roll’: 8 Other Hidden Google Tricks

Google's "Do a Barrel Roll" search trick went viral on Thursday after bored users tweeted about the cool trick to their friends. The barrel roll trick isn't the only Easter egg Google's hidden in its site. Here are seven other Google tricks. Be warned that they only work if your turn off the "instant search" feature.

How Online Reviews Can Kill Your Business in 5 Minutes

A Briton revealed that Google has finally removed a fake online review of his business on Google's Places that mentioned him as a pedophile after his request to delete it have been ignored for 18 months. Unfortunately, the damage had been done.

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