# theshow This week on the Lifehacker podcast we're learning that Internet Explorer 9 isn't the worst browser on the face of the planet. Also, the Galaxy SIII dominates this month's best Android phone contest and we realize the Skype ringtone is the best there is
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Internet Explorer Doesn’t Suck? Microsoft’s Secondary Browser Candidate, This Month’s Greatest Android, and the Sounds …
Quite a week for EA. First, it was voted the worst company in America by voters to the Consumerist – polls being one of those fairly weightless but cathartic systems the Internet has embraced to increase user engagement*.
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Free Mass Effect DLC Announced: America's Worst Company Now America's Sweetheart?
At the Music Tech Summit in San Francisco last month, John Perry Barlow, Co-Founder of the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) and former Grateful Dead songwriter, responded to a question posed by Bob Weir, also of the Grateful Dead, about the distribution of music on the Internet as follows:
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The Billion Dollar Question: When Should Internet Providers be Liable for Copyright Infringement?
Technological advances have made the world of words, data and information accessible to anyone with Internet access and the most rudimentary of computer skills – but the transition from analog to digi
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A library in your pocket
The Stop Online Piracy Act and the Protect IP Act, bills aimed at curbing Internet piracy, sparked polarizing debate, including some websites going dark in protest.
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Post SOPA, What Is the Next Frontier for Internet Copyright Protection?
The citizen democracy that scuttled congressional Internet piracy legislation last week is admirable, but it was hard not to think of everyone involved as something else: “A Confederacy of Dunces.”
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Viewpoints: Piracy bills crafted by 'Confederacy of Dunces'
Just as websites such as Napster undermined the music industry by putting tunes on the internet for free, the same is now happening with eBooks for electronic devices such as the Kindle (pictured).
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Online pirates threaten Kindle profits as thousands turn to sites to download free eBooks
Upon reading recent news stories about how Facebook tracks almost everywhere he goes on the Internet, Jim Kress grew outraged.
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Consumers turn to do-not-track software to maintain privacy
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