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10Nov/17

Unexpected things that can slow down your WiFi

November 10, 2017InternetComputer networking, Computing, Data transmission, Fon, Huffington Post, Mass media, Networking hardware, NEXT MEDIA, Radio, Radio receiver, Router, Routing, Server appliance, Technology, Technology/Internet, Telecommunications, United Kingdom, Wi-Fi, Wireless networkingsmbale

A UK survey of 2,000 people has found that more than half are positioning routers near objects that can weaken wifi signals.
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21Jan/16

LL Cool J backs Smiths Oscar boycott

January 21, 2016FilmsAfrican-American people, American women in business, Barack Obama, Combs, Diddy, English-language films, George Clooney, Hip hop music, Jada, Jada Pinkett, Jada Pinkett Smith, James Todd Smith, Kingdom Come, Latifah, Lee, Ll, LL Cool J, Los Angeles, Lupita Nyong, Martin Luther King, Michael Moore, Musicians, New York, New York City, Oscar, P Diddy, Pinkett, Queen Latifah, Radio, Sam Hanna, Sean ', Singers, Smith, Straight Outta Compton, Teen Choice Awards, THOMSON REUTERS CORPORATION, United States, Walk of Fame, Will Smith, Woosmbale

Grammy-winning rapper and actor LL Cool J receives star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and says he backs Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith in their Oscar boycott.
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23May/15

From Austria to Australia, Eurovision casts net wide for 60th year

May 23, 2015MusicAustralia, Australia in the Eurovision Song Contest, Austria, Broadcasting, Chris Allen, Communication, Conchita Wurst, Entertainment/Culture, Europe, European Broadcasting Union, Eurovision, Eurovision Song Contest, Guy Sebastian, Israel, Italy, Italy in the Eurovision Song Contest, Ive Ingless, Loreen, Mans Zelmerlow, Melbourne, Melissa Watson, Music television, PADDY POWER, Radio, Songs, Sweden, Tonight Again, United Kingdom, United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest, Viennasmbale

Vienna is ready for the Eurovision Song Contest as fans flock into the city and the last tickets are being sold for the annual music festival watched by more than 195 million people in 40 countries.

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