Online Help for Holiday Shopping
Five People Indicted in Internet Scam
Vietnam Net Users Fear Facebook Ban
Bing's Market Share Nears 10 Percent
Social-Networking Lingo Recognized
Adobe Posts AIR, Flash Player Betas

Shoppers face a dizzying array of offers of help in the form of new Web sites, services and mobile phone applications as they set out to track down holiday bargains in their shopping this year.
A federal grand jury in West Virginia has linked five more people to an international Internet scam that tricked government agencies into paying at least $3.3 million to bogus companies.
Vietnam's growing legions of Facebook users fear that the communist government might be blocking the popular social networking Web site, which has become difficult to access over the past few weeks.
Bing is up, Yahoo is down, and Google dominates. That's the latest story line from comScore, whose October search-engine rankings show that Microsoft seems to be gaining at Yahoo's expense.
Social Networks such as Facebook and MySpace have invaded families' living rooms, offices and mobile phones. Now they are making their mark on the New American Oxford English Dictionary.
The pace of interactive multimedia continues to evolve with the release of Adobe Systems' beta versions of its AIR 2 and Flash Player 10.1 software for Windows, Mac and Linux operating systems.

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