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Computer hackers claiming to be Shiite shut down the website of Saudi-owned satellite channel Al-Arabiya on Friday, a month after Iran reported similar attacks on many of its websites by hardline Sunnis.
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via ITP.net @ 13:30 11th Oct
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DUBAI: Computer hackers claiming to be Shiite shut down the website of Saudi-owned satellite channel Al-Arabiya yesterday, a month after Iran reported similar attacks on many of its websites by hardline Sunnis. The website of the Dubai-based channel was taken over by the hackers who displayed a message which warned that "if attacks on Shiite websites continue, none of your websites will be safe". The page also displayed a picture of an Israeli flag on fire.
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via Kuwait Times @ 8:45 11th Oct
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Dubai - Dubai-based Al-Arabiya news channel was forced to change it's domain to www.alarabiya.tv on Friday after its main page was hacked. Hackers accusing the Saudi-owned TV of being pro-Sunni shut down the channel's news website in a cyber attack, claiming to be in retaliation for the recent attacks on Shiite websites.
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via Earthtimes.org @ 18:02 10th Oct
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via ArabianBusiness.com @ 4:22 11th Oct
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via Street Insider @ 10:48 20th Nov
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Hackers accusing the Saudi-owned TV of being pro-Sunni shut down the channel's news website in a cyber attack, claiming to be in retaliation for the recent attacks on Shiite websites.
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via Topnews.in @ 20:37 10th Oct
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A view of the offices of al-Arabiya news channel in Dubai's media city. Computer hackers claiming to be Shiite shut down the website of Saudi-owned satellite channel Al-Arabiya, a month after Iran reported similar attacks on many of its websites by hardline Sunnis.
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via Terranet @ 17:47 11th Oct
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A view of the offices of al-Arabiya news channel in Dubai's media city. Computer hackers claiming to be Shiite shut down the website of Saudi-owned satellite channel Al-Arabiya, a month after Iran reported similar attacks on many of its websites by hardline Sunnis.
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via Yahoo! News Australia @ 18:02 10th Oct
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With television fans gearing up for the new fall season, Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) today announced the launch of a new TV shows destination with 500 new stores devoted to customer favorite TV series and kids' programming (www.amazon.com/yourfavoriteshowstore). As a convenient, one-stop destination for all things related to a particular TV show, the stores will help customers: learn more about the shows they love through video clips; find new favorite shows through summaries and bonus cast interview videos; and view episodes from Amazon Video On Demand (www.amazon.com/vod), Amazon's digital video service where customers can now instantly watch ad-free TV shows and movies on their computers.
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via The Article Net @ 12:53 12th Oct
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Hugh Pickens writes "A new study by sociologists at the University of Maryland concludes that unhappy people watch more TV, while people who describe themselves as 'very happy' spend more time reading and socializing. 'TV doesn't really seem to satisfy people over the long haul the way that social involvement or reading a newspaper does,' says researcher John P. Robinson. 'It's more passive and may provide escape — especially when the news is as depressing as the economy itself. The data suggest to us that the TV habit may offer short-run pleasure at the expense of long-term malaise.' Unhappy people also liked their TV more: 'What viewers seem to be saying is that while TV in general is a waste of time and not particularly enjoyable, "the shows I saw tonight were pretty good.
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via Slashdot @ 17:48 15th Nov
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October 18, 2008 (HOSTSEARCH.COM) Website builder Webeden.co.uk (http://www.webeden.co.uk) announced recently that their free website building service is now fully integrated with Google Adsense. This means that anyone with a free webeden.co.uk website gets a revenue share of the advertising placed around the content on their site.
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via Host Search @ 23:23 21st Oct
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The website of the Dubai-based channel was taken over by the hackers who displayed a message which warned that "if attacks on Shiite websites continue, none of your websites will be safe".
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via AFP via Yahoo! @ 20:51 15th Oct
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Computer hackers claiming to be Shiite shut down the website of Saudi-owned satellite channel Al-Arabiya on Friday, a month after Iran reported similar attacks on many of its websites by hardline Sunnis.
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via Manila Times @ 1:48 14th Oct
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Computer hackers claiming to be Shiite shut down the website of Saudi-owned satellite channel Al-Arabiya on Friday, a month after Iran reported similar attacks on many of its websites by hardline Sunnis.
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via The Age @ 18:09 10th Oct
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Computer hackers claiming to be Shiite shut down the website of Saudi-owned satellite channel Al-Arabiya on Friday, a month after Iran reported similar attacks on many of its websites by hardline Sunnis.
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via WA Today.com.au @ 14:16 10th Oct
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DUBAI: Computer hackers claiming to be Shiite shut down the website of Saudi-owned satellite channel Al-Arabiya on Friday, a month after Iran reported similar attacks on many of its websites by hardline Sunnis.
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via Times of Oman @ 15:05 11th Oct
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DUBAI Computer hackers claiming to be Shias shut down the website of Saudi-owned satellite channel Al-Arabiya yesterday, a month after Iran reported similar attacks on many of its websites by hardline Sunnis.
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via Qatar Peninsula @ 1:58 12th Oct
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DUBAI (AFP) - Computer hackers claiming to be Shiite shut down the website of Saudi-owned satellite channel Al-Arabiya on Friday, a month after Iran reported similar attacks on many of its websites by hardline Sunnis.
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via Yahoo! Asia @ 20:37 10th Oct
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DUBAI (AFP) - - Computer hackers claiming to be Shiite shut down the website of Saudi-owned satellite channel Al-Arabiya on Friday, a month after Iran reported similar attacks on many of its websites by hardline Sunnis.
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via Yahoo! Singapore @ 15:05 10th Oct
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DUBAI (AFP) - Computer hackers claiming to be Shiite shut down the website of Saudi-owned satellite channel Al-Arabiya on Friday, a month after Iran reported similar attacks on many of its websites by hardline Sunnis.
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via Yahoo! UK and Ireland @ 14:19 10th Oct
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DUBAI (AFP) - Computer hackers claiming to be Shiite shut down the website of Saudi-owned satellite channel Al-Arabiya on Friday, a month after Iran reported similar attacks on many of its websites by hardline Sunnis.
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 11:31 10th Oct
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Channel 4 is shutting down its red button interactive TV ad sales business, as well as its mobile ad sales operations, as part of its £100 million, two-year retrenchment plan. The broadcaster admitted it had seen a âsteep declineâ in demand for interactive TV advertising, according to Media Week. As for mobile ads, the broadcaster may revisit them if demand begins to pick up. C4 currently produces a 20-minute rolling loop of some its most popular shows, including Hollyoaks, Grand Designs and Supernanny. The content airs on all the major mobile networks and carries ads. Two years ago, Channel 4 dumped its red button content service, calling the technology âa clunky and inefficient use of capacity”.
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via PaidContent.org @ 22:00 11th Nov
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Melbourne, Fla. - Harris Corp., a communications and information technology company, announced on Thursday that its media inventory service will be integrated with Google (NASD: GOOG) TV Ads to create a new sales channel for broadcasters, cable networks and cable system operators. The Harris media inventory service provides an automated way for media companies to make inventory available to advertisers through Google TV Ads. The service is currently available for use by cable networks using Paradigm traffic and can be easily adapted to other Harris and third-party systems. Google TV Ads is an online buying platform for television advertisers.
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via Digital Media Wire @ 3:49 17th Oct
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