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    Amazon.com suffered a "hardware failure" that crashed several of its departments for more than 12 hours, including the area where Amazon was accepting donations to help victims of Tuesday's terrorist attacks, the e-tailer said Sunday.

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    Frustrated Virgin Blue customers faced delays of over an hour in Sydney today following a glitch in the airline's check-in system.

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    Security software maker Symantec has fixed a problem in the company's product activation technology that was causing its Norton family of security applications to fail.

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    Some of the 1.2 million customers that have installed software maker Symantec's latest Norton PC security package have been unable to use the software because of new antipiracy technology, the company confirmed Thursday.

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    Network Ten has closed off sections of the Big Brother Web site that reportedly expose personal information of registered users.

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