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London gets free Wi-Fi

 July 16, 2007 The Thames gets lined with free wireless Internet coverage, while fee-based hot spots emerge across the United Kingdom. TAGS: Wi-Fi network, London, Wi-Fi, mobile operator, fee, wireless Internet, Europe, U.K., U.S.

'Double-booked' Gates to launch Vista in London

 January 8, 2007 Did Outlook let him down? The unexpected U.K. launch just happens to coincide with Gates' trip to a government confab in Scotland. TAGS: Bill Gates, London, chairman, U.K., Microsoft Windows Vista, event, leader, U.S., Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Office, operating system, Microsoft Windows

Schoolgirl wins Google doodle competition

 November 16, 2005 An 11-year-old London girl designs a new logo for Google's U.K. home page. Photos: Google doodling at U.K.'s Googleplex TAGS: London, Google Inc., U.K., school, U.S.

Alleged NASA hacker to speak at security show

 April 13, 2006 Gary McKinnon, the British man fighting extradition to the U.S., is planning to appear on a panel at a U.K. security conference. TAGS: London, U.K., conference, security, U.S.

U.K. judge frowns on software patents

 January 13, 2006 Sir Robin Jacob questions the need for software patents and scolds the U.S. for letting "anything under the sun" be patented. TAGS: software patent, patent, intellectual property, sun, U.K., study, U.S., London, IP

Alleged NASA hacker's appeal set for New Year

 December 12, 2006 Gary McKinnon, the Briton faced with extradition to the U.S., is charged with hacking into U.S. military systems. TAGS: hacker, U.S., court, London, U.K., hacking

Google brings maps, local search to U.K.

 April 20, 2005 Among other features, Google now lets searchers type in words like "sushi" and "Soho" and get a list of eateries and a map. TAGS: local search, Google Local, SOHO, U.K., Google Inc., map, London, U.S.

U.S. 'threatened' alleged NASA hacker, defense says

 February 16, 2007 London court hears that Gary McKinnon was told he would "fry" in New Jersey unless he cooperated with U.S. authorities. TAGS: New Jersey, Lawson Software Inc., defense, U.K., sentence, evidence, U.S., court, authority, hacker, threat, Virginia, lawyer, London

Alleged NASA hacker's appeal begins

 February 14, 2007 Gary McKinnon, accused of breaking into NASA networks, is fighting extradition to the U.S. where he could face antiterrorism charges. TAGS: Lawson Software Inc., appeal, U.S., London, U.K.

Google's Cerf on talent hunt in U.K.

 March 6, 2006 Search giant's Internet evangelist, Vint Cerf, is hoping to find a few good engineers to join the Google team. TAGS: Vint Cerf, recruiting, Google Inc., London, engineer, U.K., talent, U.S.

Telecommuting in London to soar with summer temps

 June 29, 2005 Use of remote network access services will surge as workers shun sweat-soaked commutes, U.K. broadband company says. TAGS: Telewest, telecommuting, London, broadband service, worker, broadband, U.K., Europe, U.S.

Liquid explosives threaten air travel

 August 11, 2006 Leave your water bottle behind if you're flying anytime soon. In London, you can't bring an iPod, either. Airline luggage restrictions here to stay? TAGS: plotter, bomb, flight, London, U.K., U.S., laptop computer

Security from A to Z: Extradition

 November 27, 2006 Hacking is an international crime. Is extradition the right way for governments to go? Part of a series on hot topics in security. TAGS: treaty, crime, U.S., London, U.K., security
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