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* Google: Bringing Library Books and More Online
* Christmas Virus Makes the Rounds
* Photo Fever
* Make Way for Mozilla

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Google: Bringing Library Books and More Online

The libraries of some of the biggest academic institutions 
in the world have joined forces with Google to scan library 
books into digital files and make them searchable online, 
Google announced Tuesday. The move follows several other 
similar recent initiatives from the company. Last week, Google 
announced that the libraries of Harvard, Stanford, the 
University of Michigan, the University of Oxford, and the 
New York Public Library will help Google scan their books 
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Christmas Virus Makes the Rounds

Security firm MessageLabs, which tracks millions of e-mail 
messages each year and posts graphical propagation data on 
the Web ( http://www.messagelabs.com/emailthreats/ ), is 
warning of a fast-moving new virus that is spread through 
Christmas greeting messages. MessageLabs had intercepted 
25,000 copies of the W32/Zafi.D-mm virus--a variant of the 
Zafi family of viruses--by last Tuesday morning. The first 
copy was intercepted Monday, so the virus is relatively new. 
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Photo Fever

There's no stopping digital cameras, and 2004 was a banner 
year for them. They are now the number-one planned 
consumer-electronics holiday gift, replacing DVD players, 
according to survey data from the Consumer Electronics 
Association. U.S. unit sales for digital cameras are expected 
to show 40 percent annual growth, with more than 20 million 
cameras sold, say market researchers at Gartner. Find out more 
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Make Way for Mozilla

Is spyware slowing down your surfing? If so, you may want to 
join millions of others who are hopping off the Microsoft 
Internet Explorer merry-go-round and jumping on the Firefox 
browser bandwagon. According to Web analytics firm WebSideStory, 
at the beginning of June over 95 percent of American Web 
surfers were using IE, but by October's end, that percentage 
had fallen to 92.9. Where did those users go? Most of them 
apparently switched to Mozilla and its open-source derivative 
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