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Microsoft Internet Explorer, a browser familiar to many and loved by few, passed away today after a long illness. It was 19 years old. Bowing to the inevitable, Microsoft admitted today that it had decided to remove IE from life support. (IE will, however, continue to receive tech support...

The problem centers on ostensible "free" apps—many of which are games—that target children and then encourage further in-app purchases. If a Web service makes it too easy for unauthorized persons to purchase items online, there's eventually going to be hell to pay for it. The Federal Trade...