Andrea-Marie Petrou has worked in the technology industry for four years and was a staff writer and gadget reviewer for Computeractive for three of those.
She loves gadgets, as well as writing about broadband and Britain's Big Brother state. As a result she always has something to say about DNA databases and kids fingerprinting.
Andrea has also contributed to girl's tech site ShinyShiny, where she wrote about girl's tech from Hello Kitty to the more naughty toys out there.
When she's not writing about tech, she also edits and writes fashion site ShinyStyle and bridal site Bridalwave.
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Yahoo team offers adCenter help
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Wants patent reform
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Home Office claims it's driving in the right direction
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More off-with-their-heads to come
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Insider says actions won't "hoodwink" FTC
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FinancialNokia Q2 in deep do-do
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AcquisitionAcer Cloud products on track for 2012
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Eye can see you
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A different kind of cold war
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Gou says it's the booze
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Bash and burn, security experts say
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Judge Lucy Koh decides playdate for warring pair
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For fun, profit, or something else?
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Tit for tat won't damage market
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Boots out newspapers from search
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HR agencies infiltrate the ranks
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Location sharing controversy appears again
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Computer reads manual, installs and wins
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ITC investigates TV chip patents
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Apple faces Samson effect
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But has an army ready in case of war
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Place your bets now!
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TCS etc try to claw back clients
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Toothless ICO must toughen up
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Haven't we heard this before?
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Reeks of double standards
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Light at the end of the tunnel
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Creditors keep champers on ice
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Good for us, bad for operators
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Proposes a new system "run by police"
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The tax man is watching
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RumourVendors hesitant
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Makes Flash look like a two legged donkey
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More patent fun in the playground
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DoJ to look at dirty laundry
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Ruckus goes on, and on, and on...
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Advertising Standards Authority
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Galaxy S II maintains place above iPhone 4
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Bet he didn't see that one coming
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CJ Group and AUO let lawyers loose
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Bull Ventures
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Smart kit stops stalling
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No fine, no age limits
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Housekeeping may please the Vole
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Challenges ZTE
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South Korean courts have their say
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Google power abuse investigation to surface
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Sun doesn't shine for some
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Stingy companies ignore stock problem
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Opens door to foreign direct investment
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Axe grinding turns into chop at head office
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Supply and demand topsy-turvy
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Employees shipped off while others walk the plank
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ICO demands better information access
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Too disruptive despite network strains
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Despite Japan earthquake
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Temporary measure following police orders
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Quicker than this mouse in a hat
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Corporate social media SNAFU
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Operator, war on drugs, please
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What we admit we're responsible for
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Says a state newspaper
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Call the engines
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Business booming
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Blair's baby went pete tong
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Gold digging wives out of luck
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Dixons grasses up its rival
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But manufacturers need to be cautious
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Troll crosses the patent bridge easily
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We will have our taxes due, whatever says HMRC
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On back of stronger services market
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HP roped in for Llano
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Fishy light shines bright
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Pirate Party rocks the boat
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Another step closer
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Wakes up to cyber threat
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Hardly one-of-a-kind
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More MSFT drama
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No surprises here
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Stallman shouts
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Free expression under threat
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AU and Chi Mei crop up again
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From our Franglais correspondent
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Another worldwide outage
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