Today’s Hot Topic: Pinch, punch, and all that stuff! Apple are under some scrutiny after audits uncovered a number of violations.

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• BBC Technology News: Debut for world’s fastest camera
• CNN Tech: Google in EU antitrust inquiry
• Sky News: New Grants To Cut Price Of Ultra-Low Carbon Cars
• Telegraph: Google launches ‘person finder’ for quake victims
• Financial Times: Christopher Caldwell: Is Google a monopoly?
• Guardian: The Google Three, Italy and Silvio Berlusconi
• The Wall Street Journal: Apple Finds Supplier Violations
• Times Online: Mandelson’s copyright laws face defeat
• BusinessWeek: Microsoft Aims for $1 Billion in Web-Program Sales
• Reuters: DRAM makers near deal in old U.S. anti-trust case

 

• Computing: Lloyds Banking Group cuts IT spend by £82m
• Computer Weekly: IBM and Shell use data analytics to find more oil and gas
• The Register: Lara Croft walks rings round Derby City
• IT Pro: Deal ends Fujitsu union woes
• Silicon.com: Datacentre that’s thinking inside the box: Photos
• CNET News: FCC previews details of National Broadband Plan
• Huffington Post: Apple Admits Using Child Labor
• Apple Insider: Apple taken to task for reporting partners’ child labor violations
• PC World: Apple: Underage Workers May Have Built Your iPhone

 

• Wired: College Student Dinged $27,750 for File Sharing 37 Songs
• Engadget: Mac support for Windows Phone 7 Series: ‘maybe’
• The Gadget Show: Sony Bravia Freeview TVs incoming
• New Scientist: Robots to rescue soldiers

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