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- UK Attempts to Take a Leadership Role in the Commercialization of Graphene
- The Librarian Of Congress Gets To Decide Whether Americans Can Unlock Their Phones. And He Says No.
- This Week in Cybercrime: Student Expelled After Revealing Security Hole in College Computer System
| UK Attempts to Take a Leadership Role in the Commercialization of Graphene Posted: 25 Jan 2013 01:32 PM PST  A year of big ticket investments aimed at making the UK a graphene hub could be effective—or not  |
| The Librarian Of Congress Gets To Decide Whether Americans Can Unlock Their Phones. And He Says No. Posted: 25 Jan 2013 12:58 PM PST  Tomorrow it becomes illegal to unlock smartphones in the U.S.  |
| This Week in Cybercrime: Student Expelled After Revealing Security Hole in College Computer System Posted: 25 Jan 2013 11:45 AM PST  Plus: Logging into everything with a single password might be inviting trouble, the U.S. is on the lookout for automated cyberwarfare defense, and Google rewards hackers  |
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