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Page last updated at 15:33 GMT, Friday, 29 May 2009 16:33 UK

Hand putting CD into computer
Seven million 'use illegal files'
The British economy is losing tens of billions of pounds to illegal file-sharing, government advisers say.
Call to 'disconnect file-sharers'
Q&A: Disconnecting file-sharers
Policing internet 'not ISP's job'

XBox 360 controller Sky puts content on Xbox console
Sky has struck a deal with Microsoft that will see its live TV and film content brought to the Xbox 360 console.

Server computer Big drop in global server sales
Worldwide server sales fell 24.5% in the first quarter of 2009, according to a report from market research firm IDC


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Broadband globe
BBC reporters around the world detail the state of broadband in their countries
Fibre going around a globe High fibre
New ways to roll out superfast access.
House in Ewhurst Up in arms
How one village is fighting for better broadband
Daniel Heery Quick, quick slow
A 21st Century tale of two broadband villages

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