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• Video: Sony Reader Pocket Edition review - My first eReader?
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• Downtime for ComputerWeekly.com's registration, sign up, log in and my account areas
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• Government 2010 - how Web 2.0 is changing the State
• Accurate, but friendly fire from LibDem Dragons in Bournemouth
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