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<p>A sticker in Berlin, demanding asylum for Edward Snowden. The European Parliament has passed a symbolic resolution saying the NSA leaker should be protected from extradition to the US.</p>

Snowden, Pussy Riot take over online ads to protest censorship

Political activists lend their voices to an online campaign calling attention to government censorship and surveillance.

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<p>Can you tell which are Labradoodles and which are plates of fried chicken? If not, you could be getting an angry phone call from the SPCA.</p>

Don't eat these dogs! Memes show similarities between food and pups

Ever looked at a puppy and thought that it was just so cute that you could eat the little darling alive? That expression has become even more morbid thanks to a new round of memes that show how similar some dogs look next to bagels or a pile of deep fried chicken.

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<p>Hall of Fame pitcher and New York Yankee great Rich "Goose" Gossage blasted baseball front office executives who have never played big-league baseball. He called them "nerds" who are turning the game into a "joke."</p>

Goose Gossage loses his (bleeping) mind over 'nerds' running baseball

Hall of fame pitcher goes on a profanity-laden tirade about the state of America's pastime, throwing F-bombs like they were strikes.

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<p>Donald Trump. Serial retweeter.</p><br>

Here's how to watch tonight's Republican debate online

Things are sure to get heated when Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and John Kasich face off on CNN in the 12th presidential debate.

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FCC proposes stricter privacy rules for Internet service providers

The new rules would ensure your broadband or wireless service provider couldn't share your personal data with marketers without permission.

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<p>The many reactions of Donald Trump.</p>

Trump up your Facebook reaction icons with The Donald and his many moods

Already sick of Facebook's emoji-like reaction icons? Swap them out for a grimacing, smiling or angry Donald Trump face instead.

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<p>Who is more entertaining in this 360-degree Catquarium Cat Cafe video -- the felines or the hipsters playing with them?</p>

Watch the longest 360-degree cat video ever uploaded to YouTube

Plenty of feline fun unfolds at San Francisco cat cafe KitTea in this interactive, 360-degree video. It's a full two hours of purring, hissing, fighting, eating, sleeping, playing, petting and meowing.

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The feds want to keep your broadband provider's nose out of your online life

Companies say they're just trying to deliver more relevant ads, but consumer advocates contend we need stricter rules about what Internet providers can see.

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<p>Affirm founder and CEO Max Levchin is helping make fast credit available on the Internet. But should you use it?</p>

What is instant online credit? Everything you need to know

There's a way to get easy money for Internet purchases. CNET breaks it down and helps determine whether it's right for you.

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<p>letting you morph or overlay your face with silly filters like glasses or a pirate hat. It shot to fame thanks to its face swapping feature that eerily put your face inside someone else's in real time.</p><br>

Facebook faces off against Snapchat, nabs filters app Masquerade

In a strategic move directed at Snapchat, the world's largest social network buys a popular app that lets users slap silly masks and effects on their selfies and share them on social networks.

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<p>President Obama announces a series of initiatives to push for more diversity in the tech sector at the first ever White House Demo Day.</p>

Obama ramps up tech cred ahead of SXSW visit

President Barack Obama is pushing a bevy of tech initiatives ahead of his appearance at the famed culture and tech conference.

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<p>Google your bucket list on your smartphone now for hours of inspiration and fun.</p>

Google turns search into your personal travel agent

Do you daydream about your next big trip when you're browsing on your phone? Google has a tool for you.

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The Last Taco Truck in Silicon Valley

Ingenuity, betrayal, and a killer habanero sauce all have their part to play in Michelle Richmond's brilliant send-up of the US tech world. A startup evangelist is held hostage, a guy from Portland is in debt and #FrancoNeedsATaco.