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Featured TalkBack Another kick in Facebook's privacy policies Zack Whittaker: "Privacy" in terms of online social network has two different slants. The way we control what we publish (and who gets to see it) and what the company who holds the content can do with it. READ FULL BLOG What do you think? Is your privacy being invaded by your social network? Post Your Thoughts in TalkBack Sponsored Strategies for deploying blade servers in existing data centers This white paper explains how to select the best power and cooling approach for a successful and predictable blade server deployment. (APC) Must-Read News Mozilla, Google plug high-risk browser holes Microsoft sues to catch alleged IM spammers, phishers Phone Trojan 'has botnet features' Twitter data theft: the human element Amazon to replace cracked Kindle e-readers free; drops $200 charge ZDNet Blogs The cloud gets up close and personal What do you want from your next computer? Yahoo and Microsoft: If at first you don't succeed... 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