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Showing 1-17 of 17 results foundAdult site sues Amazon over sexy images
July 1, 2005 Perfect 10 lawsuit claims Amazon.com's A9 search site shows thousands of photos without permission.TI demos its movie projector in a phone
March 26, 2007 First cameras went into phones, then MP3 players. Projectors are next, Texas Instruments says.Photos: Tiny movie projector fits in a phoneGoogle Video goes live
January 11, 2006 Content, interface and prices fail to impress as Google launches its video-on-demand Web site.Senator: Illegal images must be reported
December 9, 2006 update John McCain proposes law to force Web sites to report unlawful activity and delete posts by sex offenders.The legal rights to your 'Second Life' avatar
January 5, 2007 Despite a YouTube takedown, Experts claim that journalists' use of a private avatar's image in a news context falls under fair use doctrine.Police blotter: Enhanced video used to convict arsonist
May 12, 2006 Court rules on whether a digitally enhanced videotape can be used against a woman accused of burning down her employer's offices.Week in video: The future of cinema, art and housing
August 31, 2007 From factory-constructed homes to digital cinema to "shifting" artwork, we offer a preview of what's to come.New York to use cell phone photographers to help fight crime
January 18, 2007 Mayor says city will equip 911 call centers to accept photos and video sent from cell phones to help nab criminals.How good are the censors in China?
May 29, 2007 From China, CNET News.com reporter Michael Kanellos searches the Internet for "Tiananmen," and sees just how editors can alter history in the Digital Age.Ask.com launches new Web search site
June 5, 2007 Analysts say Ask.com's new design and combined result types will get searchers to come back, but may not do much to lure new users.Blog: Ask.com's pretty new interfaceBehind the Anshe Chung DMCA complaint
January 16, 2007 After a digital attack on the "Second Life" land baroness, her husband, Guntram Graef, filed, then withdrew, the complaint. He explains why.British police to develop national video ID system
May 23, 2006 Facial recognition to automatically identify images of wanted criminals, according to police business plan.Week in review: Glitches, gadgets rule
January 6, 2006 A Windows flaw dispels the holiday cheer, but CES is a nonstop fiesta of tech.Web debate on photos of Hussein's sons
July 24, 2003 Photos of Saddam Hussein's dead sons quickly circulated across the Web Thursday after the U.S. government released them, prompting debate about how and whether to display them.Sling Media scores big with Cal football fans
October 17, 2006 Slingbox used to stream Washington State game onto stadium scoreboard in Berkeley, Calif., where it was not televised.3D tech will search for just the right photo
December 19, 2006 Swedish start-up Polar Rose's technology is designed to more efficiently search for pictures on the Web.PCs dream of electric sheep
July 28, 2006 Screensaver project, at Boston graphics conference, taps users' spare processing power for art.
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