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  • Staffers used a high-speed scanner to quickly transform the 1, 275-page document from hard copy to Web pages.

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  • Still, many small businesses that rely on Google for Web traffic are taking it hard and looking for ways to adapt.

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  • That seeming conflict of interest might have riled journalists in the past, but the hard reality of Web losses makes some realize you can't stop the future.

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  • When it comes to web advertising, it is equally hard to see how any charges of monopolistic abuse against Google can be made to stick.

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  • First, though, some background: Google's Chromebooks are built on the promise of cloud computing, where your files live not on your hard drive but on Web servers.

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  • And now, according to an article that appeared in the Washington Post today, the system has become a web so unwieldy it's hard to see if it is actually making us safer.

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  • Cookie Crusher: Protect your privacy by rejecting Web site cookies before they hit your hard disk.

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  • France Telecom said slow data speeds on African mobile networks made it hard to support full blown web-browsing.

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  • Since HFR video is hard to find on the web, we used a Canon 7D DSLR to capture 50 fps video (which is close enough to 48 fps), with a mix of action and people, and then downconverted to 25 fps.

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  • How about eight-window simultaneous multi-display, an Opera-based web browser, DLNA, and a 3TB hard disk drive, 2TB for "time-shift" recording recording up to 26 hours of programs, up to eight channels simultaneously.

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  • It's hard to tell in this expansive world wide web of ours, but certain tipoffs can be telling: 1.

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  • Though the official Athens 2004 Web site urges fans to buy tickets early because "they are already hard to find, " a few more clicks shows that tickets were available for every sport on Monday except sailing and the evening swimming events.

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  • Hard drive clean-up tools should be built in, and Web-based support should be standard.

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  • Wireless telecom is letting both leapfrog a hard-wire era that they largely missed, and the social Web is responding.

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