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Thomasina Miers Recipes for Sopa Azteca & Grilled Mackerel
A smoky, spicy Mexican tomato soup, plus grilled or barbecued mackerel with a tart sauce and sharp salad.
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World's longest-serving soap star on UK rape trial
British television actor William Roache, the world's longest-serving soap opera star, went on trial on Tuesday facing counts of rape and sexual assault on young girls.
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How the web flexed its muscle with piracy protests
The Web buzzed with protests large and small on Wednesday, and some opponents of Congressional legislation took their opposition offline, too.
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After Protest, Wikipedia Says 'We're Not Done Yet'
After midnight on Thursday, 24 hours after the Wikipedia blackout began as part of a protest against two online piracy bills, the site returned to normal.
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US Senate postpones vote on Internet piracy bill
US Senate leaders announced Friday they were delaying next week's vote on an anti-online piracy bill that Wikipedia, Google and other Web giants have denounced as a threat to Internet freedom.
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Mark Zuckerberg joins protests against anti-piracy bills
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has joined the growing chorus against the proposed anti-piracy bills in the US, saying the two "poorly thought out laws" are not the "right solutions" to the problem of piracy but will only harm the Internet.
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Wikipedia blackout lets in some light
Despite the blackout, it is still possible to access Wikipedia's content in a number of ways.
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Thomasina Miers Recipes for Sopa Azteca & Grilled Mackerel
A smoky, spicy Mexican tomato soup, plus grilled or barbecued mackerel with a tart sauce and sharp salad.
-
World's longest-serving soap star on UK rape trial
British television actor William Roache, the world's longest-serving soap opera star, went on trial on Tuesday facing counts of rape and sexual assault on young girls.
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How the web flexed its muscle with piracy protests
The Web buzzed with protests large and small on Wednesday, and some opponents of Congressional legislation took their opposition offline, too.
-
After Protest, Wikipedia Says 'We're Not Done Yet'
After midnight on Thursday, 24 hours after the Wikipedia blackout began as part of a protest against two online piracy bills, the site returned to normal.
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US Senate postpones vote on Internet piracy bill
US Senate leaders announced Friday they were delaying next week's vote on an anti-online piracy bill that Wikipedia, Google and other Web giants have denounced as a threat to Internet freedom.
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Mark Zuckerberg joins protests against anti-piracy bills
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has joined the growing chorus against the proposed anti-piracy bills in the US, saying the two "poorly thought out laws" are not the "right solutions" to the problem of piracy but will only harm the Internet.
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Wikipedia blackout lets in some light
Despite the blackout, it is still possible to access Wikipedia's content in a number of ways.
