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Chinese site Weibo to ban 'bad talk' about Chinese affairs

In response to an order from Chinese authorities last week, Weibo announced it will remove all content that engages in negative discussions about public affairs.

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<p>Inside Amazon's Prime Now warehouse within a Manhattan highrise.</p>

Amazon Prime Day returns July 11 to take all your money

The annual worldwide sale comes to Mexico, China and India for the first time this year.

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Google News facelift focuses on showing you the facts

The new format wants to help you browse the news and see whether a given item is one of the most fact-checked stories of the day.

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How to protect yourself against Petya malware

A new strain of malware is making the rounds. Here's how to protect your computer.

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Google must yank search results globally, says Canada court

In a case involving pirated goods, the country's top court says removing results only on Google's Canada site isn't enough. But critics worry about free speech.

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<p>Verizon wants to get 5G into homes soon.</p>

Verizon says T-Mobile's service doesn't work on Thursdays

Commentary: After a T-Mobile outage, a Verizon executive tweets that his company's service works every day. Does it?

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<p>The president is livid at Amazon.</p>

Trump pokes Amazon over 'internet taxes'

Commentary: After the Jeff Bezos-owned Washington Post accuses Trump golf resorts of displaying fake Time magazine covers, the president lays into Amazon.

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<p>SiriusXM is reportedly showing renewed interest in Pandora.</p>

Pandora pulls plug on Australia, New Zealand operations

The internet radio provider's only two non-US markets will be shuttered to focus on expansion at home.

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Google Earth takes students globetrotting from the classroom

Using Google Earth’s Voyager, students can explore remote places, all from the safety of their classroom.

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<p>People stop to read some of the messages of support and love for the Muslim community in London, England, after a group of Muslims were hit by a van in Finsbury Park.</p>

Social media giants step up fight against terrorist content

Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Microsoft launch a joint forum to beef up efforts to remove extremist content from their sites.

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AT&T offers fixed wireless service to eight more states

The carrier's internet service provides wireless connectivity to rural areas that don't have cable or DSL infrastructure.

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<p>Facebook adds filters, mask and animated reactions to Messenger video chat.&nbsp;</p>

Facebook Messenger adds Snapchatty filters to video chat

Facebook is Snapchat-ifying its Messenger video calls by adding filters, animated reactions and more masks to make you look like a bunny.

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