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 BitTorrent Looks to Share Some Revenue With Artists The file-sharing company BitTorrent has begun testing an advertising model through which it would share ad revenue with content producers. Share:   |  London 2012 Website Worst Performer in Online Olympics Tests The official London Olympics website, london2012.com, has been found to be the worst performer in a number of online tests. Share: | Record iPad Sales Can't Keep Apple From Missing Expectations Apple on Tuesday announced record sales of its iPad tablet, but missed Wall Street's consensus on total revenue. Share: | 5 Things OS X Mountain Lion Can Teach Windows 8 Apple's newest iteration of its OS has some great features we'd like to see in Microsoft's upcoming Windows 8. Here's our list. Share: | Fedora Linux Moves Forward with UEFI Secure Boot Plans Two alternative routes make up Fedora's approach to getting around Windows 8's upcoming restrictions. 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Share: | Java Vulnerabilities Increasingly Targeted by Attackers, Researchers Say Java vulnerabilities are increasingly exploited by attackers to infect computers, and the problem could become worse if Oracle doesn't do more to secure the... Share: | Microsoft's Security Tool Includes Defenses Inspired by BlueHat Finalist Microsoft released the technology preview of a new security toolkit that uses defenses inspired by one of the contestants of its BlueHat Prize security... Share: | Oracle Pulls Exadata Ad Claims After IBM's Complaint Oracle is yanking advertising claims that its Exadata database machine had vastly super performance to IBM's Power Systems hardware, according to an announcement... Share: | Symantec President and CEO Replaced by Company's Chairman Security software vendor Symantec said Wednesday that Enrique Salem, its president and chief executive officer, had stepped down with immediate affect, after the... Share: | Apple's China Revenue Grows Despite Late IPad Launch Apple's revenue for China saw robust growth in its fiscal third quarter, as iPhone sales continued to boom, even though the company delayed the launch of its new... Share: | Facebook to Set up London Engineering Team to Focus on Platform and Mobile Facebook is setting up an engineering team in London that is expected to focus on its platform and mobile development, a company spokesman said on Wednesday. Share: | Apple Misses Revenue Target, Says Mountain Lion Coming Wednesday Apple on Tuesday reported revenue for the quarter just ended that was lower than analysts had expected, despite a big jump in iPad sales. 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