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Top Story: The 10 Commandments of Social Media Etiquette Are you a social media sinner? If you regularly violate any of these commandments, the answer is probably yes. Share: News DNSChanger Malware: What's Next? FBI says 64,000 US-based Internet users impacted by DNSChanger Malware. PCWorld talks with representatives from AT&T, Comcast, and Verizon about what's next. Share: Microsoft Urges Users to Shut Down Windows Gadgets or Risk Attack Gadgets and Sidebar allow users to add visual information and small programs to the Windows desktop, including clock faces and RSS feed readers. Share: Google Doodle Celebrates Life of Gustav Klimt Saturday's doodle infuses Google's name in gold into a reproduction of "The Kiss," which is arguably the late Austrian painter's most famous piece of art. Share: How-To How to Get Started With Music on Google Play We give you all the tips and tricks you need to have Google stream your songs. 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