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Viacom's networks cater predominantly to younger viewers, but they are nowadays less interested in watching television and more turned on by viewing online video clips on smartphones and the like.

Southeast Asia as a region has some 600 million consumers who are only now really getting turned on to smartphones and shopping online.

The system can also be turned on and off via phone and online.

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"No turning on a monitor, no online connections, no keyboards".

But, in an environment of profound uncertainty, investors have a natural if troubling tendency to turn to them as horoscopes, particularly since they now get so much attention in the business press: you have only to turn on CNBC or go online to find that the Japanese market is cratering or the VIX index soaring.

It's one reason why Apple has finally turned on its online store in Russia.

SocialShield is one security option parents can turn on to protect children from predators online.

"I would be very worried as an employee once I start turning on something that monitors my online activity," said Gloria Mark, an informatics professor at the University of California at Irvine.

These phone-tracking systems work only if your lost phone is turned on and online; if its battery is dead or it's powered off, it can't see the Internet and can't show you its location.

Whatever happens to conventional degrees, people of all ages, from all around the world will carry on turning to online learning to further their careers.