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Mobile 'apps' a $17.5 bln market by 2012: study
A study released on Wednesday indicated that the market for mobile device software programs should rocket to $17.5 billion US within three years.
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Canada falling behind in broadband capacity
From his home in rural France, Taylor Reynolds can watch high-definition TV, make phone calls and even surf the web over one high-speed Internet connection.
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News sites popular but few will pay: report
The good news for traditional news organizations? Their websites are popular. The bad news? Few news consumers click on ads and hardly any are prepared to pay for news online.
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Nokia, Apple seek patent trial in 2 years
Top phone makers Nokia and Apple will seek a U.S. court hearing in a key patent battle in mid-2012, a court filing showed, raising the specter of a prolonged legal struggle.
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Media need multiple platforms, revenue streams to thrive
Multiple platforms and revenue streams are going to be key for media industry players hoping to survive and thrive in the fast-changing digital landscape, top media executives said here Wednesday.
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10 years after dot-com boom, Ottawa tech firms still searching for their swagger
Ten years ago marked the peak of the dot-com bubble, an event that resonates still for many Ottawa tech entrepreneurs.
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Sex.com seeks new master of domain
Sex.com,often touted as one of the most valuable Internet domain names, is due to head to the auction block next week.
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Helen Chesnut
Time for gardeners to spring into action
This Saturday, the first day of spring, marks a time in the year of equal length in day and night -- an equinox. From Saturday onwards, as days continue to lengthen, our world will become brighter and warmer as we advance toward summer. The change to Daylight Savings Time last weekend, for gardeners, means more time to work outside in the evenings without having to don a headlamp.
Adrian Chamberlain
One doesn't simply anoint oneself top dog
Ever hear of the alpha dog concept? I hadn't, at least, not until we got Ollie the Pug.
Les Leyne
Rumbles of big education changes ahead
Starting with the throne speech in February and continuing with the budget this month, the Liberal government rang a few alarm bells in the education world.
Jack Knox
For band, sunken ferry a reminder of oil-tanker risks
Every day, a fellow boats out from Hartley Bay to Gil Island to look for signs of fuel leaking up from the sunken Queen of the North. It's not uncommon to find a sheen on the water, maybe a litre or two.
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