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San Francisco: Facebook, the world’s No.1 internet social network, took a step towards opening up parts of its site to outsiders on Wednesday by introducing more options for user’s privacy settings. The changes will make it easier for Facebook’s more than 350 million users to limit who sees their musings, videos, photos and other personal information. But will also give them the opportunity to expose a wider swathe of their information ...

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In the 20 or so years since Sir Tim Berners-Lee conceived of and launched the World Wide Web, a lot has changed. The Web itself has certainly had one of the most profound impacts on the world of any new technology in the past hundred years, easily ranking up there with the standardized assembly line, the communications satellite, and the airplane as one of the century’s most important inventions. Innovations in Web technology since then ...

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