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Flickr adds location-based “Geofences” to help protect your photos

Mike Flacy

Internet anonymity suffering scrutiny courtesy of the London riots

Molly McHugh
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UK gov’t will not ban social networks during civil unrest

Andrew Couts
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Web campaign raises $50,000 for 89-year-old barber hit by London looters

Andrew Couts
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UK may block Twitter, Facebook to help stop future riots

Andrew Couts

Sony promises to replace the PSP of an Injured boy robbed on video during the London riots

Ryan Fleming

Amazon sales figures paint violent picture of equipment used in London riots

Caleb Garling

Is technology being misused to identify London rioters?

Molly McHugh
Rioting in London

Hackers attack BlackBerry blog, threaten employees, after RIM agrees to help London police

Andrew Couts
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London riots: Police use Flickr to help catch looters

Andrew Couts
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Twitter, Facebook aiding London clean-up

Derek Mead