Uninsured vehicles subject to new rules and fines,

 An advertising campaign reminding motorists of the law change is being launched by the government Motorists are being reminded that a new law comes into force in a month's time which will require them to make sure their vehicle is insured. An advertising campaign is being launched to publicise the change, which means people can be fined without actually driving the car....

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Scottish paper prints picture of super-injunction footballer as 30,000 unmask him on Twitter,

Monday, May 23, 2011 World Top Stories News - Scottish paper prints picture of super-injunction footballer as 30,000 unmask him on Twitter : A footballer's court battle to keep his alleged affair secret has provoked one of the biggest acts of civil disobedience in modern times. The face of the star alleged to have taken out a privacy injunction was yesterday published...

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The great gagging order revolt: Scottish paper prints picture of super-injunction footballer as 30,000 unmask him on Twitter,

23rd May 2011 Thousands of fans chant his name at matchDoes ANYONE still not know who they're all talking about? A footballer's court battle to keep his alleged affair secret has provoked one of the biggest acts of civil disobedience in modern times. The face of the star alleged to have taken out a privacy injunction was yesterday published by a Scots newspaper. Football fans...

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How much longer can he keep a lid on it? Newspaper breaks ranks and publishes barely concealed picture of 'injunction footballer'

Last updated at 8:43 AM on 23rd May 2011 A newspaper has broken ranks and published a barely concealed picture of the footballer whom it claims is at the centre on an injunction. The decision by the Sunday Herald, published in Scotland, led to yet another surge on Twitter with the player's name at one point being mentioned every second.  It was after the married star,...

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30,000 Twitter users could face legal action over gag breaches

Monday, 23 May 2011The attempt to use super-injunctions to gag the media in the internet age reached new levels of absurdity yesterday. A Scottish newspaper became the first mainstream British publication to identify the Premier League footballer who is attempting to prevent discussion on Twitter about his affair with the former Big Brother star Imogen Thomas. Meanwhile...

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Who is the footballer who had an affair with Imogen Thomas?,

The sustainability of privacy injunctions is being questioned as Scotland's Sunday Herald published a barely concealed picture of the mystery footballer who allegedly had an affair with Imogen Thomas. Micro-blogging website Twitter is being sued by the footballer, who has taken out a so-called super-injunction to stop details of his private life being published. However,...

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Is AT&T Overcharging iPhone and iPad Data Users 300%? [Updated]

By Matt Peckham on May 19, 2011 If you're an AT&T iPad or iPhone user, you'll want to double-check your statement, because AT&T may be charging too much for monthly mobile data usage. In fact a new class action lawsuit ostensibly backed by extensive research alleges that's exactly what AT&T's been up to.Ask AT&T and they'll tell you the charges are “without...

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Apple triggers 'religious' reaction in fans' brains, report says

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Playboy puts 57 years of articles, nudity online

By Brandon Griggs and Miguel Susana, CNNMay 21, 2011 -- Updated 0033 GMT (0833 HKT) | Filed under: Web (CNN) -- If you've long harbored tender memories of Miss February 1988 but misplaced your dusty old box of Playboys, take heart. The House that Hef built is putting all its magazines -- from the inaugural December 1953 issue with cover girl Marilyn Monroe, to the current one with rock heiress Lizzy Jagger -- into an online searchable database. ...

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Zuckerberg: Kids under 13 should be allowed on Facebo

By Michal Lev-Ram, writer May 20, 2011: 11:02 AM ET Facebook's founder sees the social networking site as a tool with educational potential. That of course means getting kids Facebooking at an early age. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg FORTUNE -- Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg may be a college drop-out, but the billionaire 27-year-old is passionate about education reform. That's...

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