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The BBC has reported that a man who has been subjected to claims he is the killer of James Bulger, has asked for the UK government to reveal who the real murderer is.

A vague threat apparently posted by an Australian on two social networking sites led to the lockdown on Wednesday of all schools in the busy midwestern US city of Minneapolis, officials said.

The 70-year-old man wounded in a shootout that killed an Ontario police officer remains in critical condition in hospital.

Beginning next month, Facebook may start telling its users not only what their friends are doing, but also where they’re doing it.

Paul Bristol flew to Britain from Trinidad to kill Camille Mathurasingh after seeing pictures of her with new boyfriend Camille Mathurasingh met Paul Bristol during the three years she spent working in Trinidad.

What would you write if you could update your Facebook status from beyond the grave? Would you bequeath your website and blog to a loved one or would you delete your accounts a ‘ letting your online self ‘die’ with you? Crafting a “digital will” never occurs to most people, experts say, but as we increasingly live our lives online and inside our …

Recently, tens of thousands of Hotmail, Gmail and Yahoo email accounts were hacked.

Police Officer Tracey Frost’s mantra these days is telling students that once nude photos of them go from cell phone to cyberspace, they can never be deleted.

Ontario’s PC party says it is launching the first iPhone application for a Canadian politician.

Even as majority Democrats call for the closure of tax loopholes as they try to address the state’s $2.8 billion budget deficit, new exemptions are making their way through the Legislature.

Americans under 30 are ‘confident, connected open to change,’ a new report says.

British actor PAUL BETTANY refuses to use social networking websites because he can’t understand why stars update fans with the mundane details of their life.

In this undated file movie still released by Magnolia Pictures shows the Orozcos in a scene from “FOOD,Inc.” The corn industry is lashing out at Oscar-nominated documentary “Food Inc.”, that has grossed out grocery shoppers, saying the film is unfair and shouldn’t win.

Two teenage girls who died only hours apart in Richmond and Burnaby were under the care of the Vancouver Aboriginal Child and Family Services Society.

A Florida-based social networking company is setting up shop on the campus of Michigan State University.