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Italian campaign warns would-be migrants against travelling to Europe

The Italian government has launched an awareness campaign aimed at would-be migrants considering travelling from Africa to Europe.

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Facebook's revenue soars, monthly users total hits 1.7 billion

Facebook's shares have hit a new all time high after it announced a 59.2 percent jump in quarterly revenue.

Business Planet

eSkills - Investing in European Youth to boost digital skills

Business Planet meets Bulgarian entrepreneur Lyubomir Yanchev winner of the '2015 Young Digital Talent of the Year' award. You will learn how to enter this year's 'eSkills for Jobs' competition.

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Verizon to buy web pioneer Yahoo's core assets

Telecommunications firm Verizon has confirmed it is buying Yahoo’s core internet properties.

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Price rises chill Netflix subscribers

Video streaming service Netflix added fewer subscribers than expected between April and June as some people who with cheaper long-term contracts canceled ahead of a price increase.

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Wal-Mart 'Primed' to go head-to-head with Amazon

Wal-Mart is fighting back against Amazon by offering free shipping for all items ordered online for a limited period around its rival's 'Prime Day' event.

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UN denounces disruption of Internet access as human rights violation

The United Nations has passed a non-binding resolution condemning the disruption of Internet access as a human rights violation.

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Small sports clubs break down big broadcast barriers - with satellite technology

Dozens of Euro 2016 matches are being beamed via satellite to television sets and phones all over the world this summer.

USA

Chicago man shot dead while live streaming on Facebook

A Chicago man was shot and killed while live streaming a video on Facebook, police said on Friday just days after a double-homicide in France in which the killer later took to Facebook Live to encoura

Belgium

Cyberspace is officially a war zone - NATO

Cyber attacks against a member nation could trigger an Article 5 collective response by all 28 states involved.

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EU backs 'sharing economy'

A top EU commissioner has leapt to the defence of app-based companies such as Uber and AirBnb.

USA

MySpace and Tumblr hacked

Your old profile on one of the first social media networks may have been hacked.

Business Line

How to beat the economic low growth trap and Iran's data directive

Business Line explores the OECD's warning that the global economy is in a 'low growth trap' and Tehran wants foreign social media to move its citizens' data onto servers inside Iran.