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Correction: Wikimedia U.K. ethics probe

This story originally misstated the status of $2 million in funding. Wikimedia Foundation says no funds for Wikimedia UK have been frozen.

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Correction: NPD and video on demand

This story erred in reporting which segment saw a 24 percent increase in VOD movie rentals for the first half of the year. The correct category was telcos.

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Correction: T-Mobile cell towers

The story incorrectly listed the number of cell towers that will be sold to Crown Castle under a newly announced deal. It is 7,200.

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Correction: iPod capacities

Apple's new iPod lineup pops up on Amazon

This story originally misstated the storage capacities of the new iPod models. They are 32GB and 64GB.

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Correction: YouTube data

No easy outs for YouTube in Islam video controversy

This story misstated how many hours' worth of video are uploaded to YouTube every minute. The correct figure is 72.

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Correction: Android usage

The story incorrectly listed which version of Android has 20.9 percent share of usage. It is Android 4.0, aka Ice Cream Sandwich.

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Correction: Appeals court sides with RIAA, Jammie Thomas owes $222,000

An earlier version of this report incorrectly stated that Jammie Thomas-Rasset acknowledged pirating. A judge concluded that Thomas-Rasset had lied about the possibility that her boyfriend and children were the ones that illegally uploaded songs to the Web.

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Correction: iPad Mini photos

The initial story incorrectly said the photos were of the iPad Mini. The photos actually show a mock-up of the tablet.

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Dear Apple, please will you let me say s***?

They are odd ducks at Apple. They proclaim revolutions, yet they are curiously controlling.

They want to be cool, yet they are curiously ubiquitous.

At times, one just wishes the company could be a little more consistent and a little more, well, liberal.

It is well known that the majority of humanity uses curse words. Not necessarily in public, but I suspect even nuns and bishops sometimes offer a little f-ing and blinding.

Yet every time I try to text a curse word on my iPhone 4, teacher interjects to tell me it is verboten.

I understand that curse words … Read more