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Why privacy worries won't drive me off social media: Lauren O’Neil
Lauren O'Neil, a social media producer with CBC News, is a self-professed 'internet addict' who posts daily to Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and her personal blog. While she's comfortable sharing the details of her life online, she is taken aback by all the other information being gathered about her on a daily basis. More read comments
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I’m not bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto, L.A. man says
Dorian Prentice Satoshi Nakamoto said he's not the creator of bitcoin, adding further mystery to the story of how the world's most popular digital currency came to be. More
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Bell customer says she's stuck with bills for stolen cellphone
A Manitoba woman whose cellphone was reported stolen says she was stunned when Bell Mobility told her she would have to keep paying her $65 monthly bill until her contract ends in 2015. More read comments video
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