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- Italian Phone Taps Spur Encryption Use
- Sony apologizes for dead goat prop
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- Microsoft eyes Web ad firm 24/7 Real Media: report
- British motorists face spy in sky monitoring
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- Glu, Activision partner on "Call of Duty" mobile
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- Dell to Sell Machines with Ubuntu Pre-Loaded
- Google says Viacom lawsuit threat to Internet use
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- 2012 Olympics Security to be Chosen by Sponsorship
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- Lip-Reading Surveillance Cameras
- David Bowie, eBay join winners of Webby awards
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- Muslim, traditional, but finding love on the Web
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- OpenBSD 4.1 Released
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- T-Mobile plans phones that can use Wi-Fi: WSJ
- RIM courts broader market with BlackBerry Curve
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- EU parliament to delay mobile roaming vote: MEP
- Nokia unveils thin Barracuda, 6 more new phones
- Sun Joins Mac Open Office Development
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- Breakpoints have now been patented
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- Court denies Vonage bid for patent case retrial
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- The Unauthorized State-Owned Chinese Disneyland
- IBM's Snowflake Microchips
- Death of the UMPC?
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- Mercury May Have Molten Hot Magma at its Core
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- Miguel Plans Silverlight on Mono & Linux by Years End
- Would You Install Pirated Software at Work?
- Yahoo! Photos to Shut Down
- India Hopes to Make $10 Laptops a Reality
- Obama Requests Creative Commons for Presidential Debates
- Pidgin 2.0 Released
- A Tablecloth to Charge Your Laptop
- Microsoft eyeing deal to buy Yahoo: reports
- Yahoo to shut down Yahoo Photos service, push Flickr
- AACS Vows to Fight Bloggers
- Super-Fast RDF Search Engine Developed
- Microsoft Looks to Refuel Talks With Yahoo
- Microsoft eyeing deal to buy Yahoo: reports
- Is Virtual Rape a Crime?
- Wally Schirra Dead at 84
- Yahoo to shut down Yahoo Photos service, push Flickr
- Microsoft eyeing deal to buy Yahoo: reports
- Europeans predominate as Second Life users: study
- Vista Eating Battery Life
- Cooler Silicon Lasers Via Energy Harvesting
- Congress Asks Universities to Curb Piracy
- Prosecutor Announces Charges Against Pirate Bay
- The Story Behind a Windows Security Patch Recall
- IBM to Lay Off Half of Global Services Division
- Web alarms, mobile alerts aim to make you safer
- Microsoft, Yahoo talks no longer active: report
- Robert Love Resigns from Novell
- Reiser Murder Case Gets Stranger
- Yahoo shares rise on reports of Microsoft interest
- Some Schools Ending Laptop Programs
- PHP 5.2.2 and 4.4.7 Released
- Studios face tough battle protecting hi-def DVDs
- New laws create second-hand woes for CD retailers
- Nano gets no more damages from Canon in panel suit
- Astronomers Again Baffled by Solar Observations
- Harvard Law Professor Urges University to Fight RIAA
- openSUSE Survey Results Online
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- The End of .Mac and Google Apps?
- TSA Loses Hard Drive With Personnel Info
- What's The Greatest Web Software Ever?
- Winner of NASA Glove Contest Named
- Brazil Voids Merck Patent On AIDS Drug
- Microsoft, Best Buy Face Racketeering Suit
- Does Linux "Fail To Think Across Layers?"
- TJX Breach Began With WEP Crack
- Webcomic Author Deemed a Terrorist Threat
- CNN To Release Debates Under Creative Commons
- English Premier Football League Sues YouTube
- Nano Light-Emitting Fibers In the Lab
- Cold Fusion Gets a Boost From the US Navy
- AT&T Dumps VOIP Customers
- A New Way to Look at Networking
- The Elevator Effect In Second Life
- Bill Gates' Management Style
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- The State of Open Source 3D Modeling
- Microsoft Invents Split Screen PC
- Utah Anti-Kids-Spam Registry "a Flop"
- Bill To Outlaw Genetic Discrimination In US
- Mathematicians Design Invisible Tunnel
- Conservative Sarkozy Wins Presidency of France
- Migrate a MySQL Database Preserving Special Characters
- EFF and Dvorak Blame the Digg Revolt On Lawyers
- Real Open Source Applications for Education?
- You Can't Oppose Copyright and Support Open Source
- Web alarms, mobile alerts aim to make you safer
- Comcast to integrate e-mail and voicemail online
- Dell joins Microsoft, Novell in Linux pact
- Japanese find sleep, shelter in cyber cafes
- Australian Extradited For Breaking US Law At Home
- Comcast to integrate e-mail and voicemail online
- Russian teacher fined in Microsoft piracy case
- Japanese find sleep, shelter in cyber cafes
- CNET Reporters Intend to Sue HP Over Surveillance
- Transform a Regular LCD Into a Touchscreen
- Boredom Drives Open-Source Developers?
- Dell Partners with MS/Novell for Linux Servers
- Jobs to Labels- Lose the DRM & We'll Talk Price
- Linux as A Musician's OS?
- 360 Limiting GTA IV In Some Ways
- Canadian Coins Not Nano-Tech Espionage Devices
- Security Isn't Just Avoiding Microsoft
- Dell joins Microsoft, Novell in Linux pact
- Warner Bros. to offer programming on Joost
- Thailand Sues YouTube
- How the RIAA has Dodged RICO Charges
- Comcast Goes to Zimbra
- Beating WoW At Its Own Game
- Warner Bros. to offer programming on Joost
- Massachusetts Joins the Real ID Fight
- Research Team Makes Quantum Computing Progress
- No Competition Between Open and Closed Source?
- Despite warnings, most U.S. babies watch TV
- Are End Users to Blame for OS Flaws?
- What is Your Desert Island Game?
- Analysts Call IBM Layoff Estimates "Hogwash"
- A Foolproof Way To End Bank Account Phishing?
- Library of Congress Threatens Washington Watch Wiki
- Motorola says to show new 3G mobile devices
- Two US States Restrict Used CD Sales
- Social Computing and Badger's Paws
- You Can Oppose Copyright and Support Open Source
- Sprint Nextel Vs. 41 Schools and Non-Profits
- MySpace to acquire Photobucket for $250 mln: source
- "El Tigre" leads next wave of Nick games from THQ
- MySpace to acquire Photobucket for $250 mln: source
- Sun Says, "Compensate OSS Developers"
- Despite warnings, most U.S. babies watch TV
- MySpace to acquire Photobucket: source
- Ubuntu Mobile Announced
- IE Devs Criticize Bank Security Vulnerabilities
- Verizon Claims Free Speech Over NSA Wiretapping
- Student, Denied Degree For MySpace Photo, Sues
- Obsession With Firewalls Could Hinder IPv6
- Powerful Supernova May Be Related To Death Spasms of First Stars
- Ericsson and Sun to develop open source-based server
- EU assembly group moves towards lax roaming rules
- Users Being Migrated To New Version of Hotmail
- Sun Completes Java Core Tech Open-Sourcing
- Surge of 3-D films set for U.S. theaters by 2009
- Soldiers Bond With Bots, Take Them Fishing
- Warner Brothers Pulls Canadian Previews
- Europe's Galileo Program In Serious Trouble
- Disney Says, You WILL Watch the Ads
- "El Tigre" leads next wave of Nick games from THQ
- Deadline For Saying "No" To National ID
- Proposed Legislation Is Mooninite Fallout
- Sun Debuts JavaFX As Alternative To AJAX
- DMCA Takedown Notice For a Fake ID
- Electronic Arts warns on '08 profit
- The Human Mutation
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- Internet encyclopedia to list all 1.8 mln species
- EA warns on 2008 profit as "Spore" delayed
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