AFP – Virgin Atlantic said Friday it has sacked 13 of its cabin staff after they criticised the airline and some of its passengers on social networking website Facebook.

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Virgin Atlantic sacks 13 staff after Facebook criticism
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Reuters – Nearly a third of all U.S. household Internet activity takes place while the user watches television, suggesting new and old media often share rather than compete for attention, the Nielsen Company said in a report on Friday.

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Nielsen finds strong TV-Internet usage overlap
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Reuters – Handset management software firm Mformation Technologies said on Friday it has sued BlackBerry maker Research In Motion, claiming patent infringement.

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Mformation sues RIM for patent infringement
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AP – A California woman and her husband have been arrested on suspicion of misappropriating millions of dollars from software provider McAfee Inc.

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Former McAfee employee arrested
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AP – Phone company Frontier Communications Co. will probably charge its subscribers a dollar or two per gigabyte of Internet traffic if they go over the monthly allotments the company plans to introduce next year, Frontier’s chief executive said Friday.

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Phone company: Heavy Internet users to pay more
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