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- Facebook Retreats on Online Tracking
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- Justice Dept to rule on XM/Sirius deal soon: analyst
- Media Research Exec Says Music Industry Is On Its Last Legs
- Google to bid for U.S. mobile airwaves
- Spam Lawsuit's Last Laugh is at Hormel's Expense
- Government-Sponsored Cyberattacks on the Rise
- U.S. slump casts pall over media, entertainment
- Google's Gdrive Raises Instant Privacy Concerns
- Google to bid for U.S. mobile airwaves
- Mobile phone death a ruse
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- Google to bid for U.S. mobile airwaves
- AOL, Netflix and the End of Open Research
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- Minor Leak Being Investigated Aboard the ISS
- Google to bid for U.S. mobile airwaves
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- Futurama Returns!
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- Futurama Returns!
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- AOL, Netflix and the End of Open Research
- Oregon AG Seeks to Investigate RIAA Tactics
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- Government-Sponsored Cyberattacks on the Rise
- Spam Lawsuit's Last Laugh is at Hormel's Expense
- Google Confirms Intent To Bid for 700MHz Spectrum
- Media Research Exec Says Music Industry Is On Its Last Legs
- Facebook Retreats on Online Tracking
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- Recipe for a Storm — Forecasting a Hurricane Season
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- iPhone Dev Team to Open Source Free Unlock
- Wikipedia to be Licensed Under Creative Commons
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- Google Wants You to Report Malware
- Digital developments could be tipping point for MP3
- Bolivian Salt Flats Aid Spacecraft Calibration
- Native Windows PE File Loading on OS X?
- Carnegie Mellon Gets $14.4M to Build Robo-Tank
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- Digital developments could be tipping point for MP3
- QR Codes - Internet to Cell Phone via Camera
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- Google Pages to be Replaced by JotSpot
- The Device NASA Is Leaving Behind
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- DS Games for Pre-readers?
- Questionable Data Mining Concerns IRC Community
- Blizzard and Activision Announce $18.8bn Merger
- KDE 4 to Be Released on January 11th
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- All US Border Crossings Now Require A 'Terrorist Risk Profile'
- Blog site that is popular in Russia is sold
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- OLPC Lawsuit-Bringer Has Past Fraud Conviction
- Facebook Beacon Privacy Issues Worse Than Previously Thought?
- Japan's robots slug it out to be world champ
- FCC May Move to Cap Cable Company Size
- Firefox Security Head Says Microsoft Obscures OS Holes
- Open Source Hardware Gift Guide
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- "Terminator" franchise plans videogame assault
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- News Corp, LinkedIn not in takeover talks: source
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- "Terminator" franchise plans videogame assault
- Viacom sees distributing 1.3 million "Rock Band" games
- NJ Blogger Fights for Anonymous Free Speech
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- Peru Orders 260K OLPCs, Mexico to Get 50K
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- Klausner sues Apple iPhone over voicemail
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- MPAA Forced To Take Down University Toolkit
- Spam Trap Claims 10x-100x Accuracy Gain
- Microsoft looks to curb piracy in Vista update
- Microsoft looks to curb piracy in Vista update
- OOXML's 662 Resolutions
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- China defends space program as peaceful
- Secret Mailing List Rocks Wikipedia
- Wireless Keyboard "Encryption" Cracked
- Large Tech Companies Moving Beyond the Cubicle
- LimeWire Antitrust Claims Against RIAA Dismissed
- Microsoft Withdraws Vista's Kill Switch
- Nokia in free music pact with Universal
- Saints on cellphones spark controversy in Italy
- T-Mobile can sell iPhone with contract: German court
- Fujitsu and Taiwan NGO to set up WiMAX software JV
- Diffing Guantanamo Bay SOP Manuals
- The $10 Billion Poker Game Begins
- Saints on cellphones spark controversy in Italy
- Turkmen leader bars "ugly" satellite dishes
- SAP shows sales software with Web 2.0 interface
- Alabama Schools to be First in US to Get XO Laptop
- BBC Rules That Wi-Fi Radiation Findings Were Wrong
- Al Qaeda-linked Web sites number 5,600: researcher
- Al Qaeda-linked Web sites number 5,600: researcher
- Verizon Embraces Google's Android
- AT&T To Decommission Pay Phones
- Nokia's unlimited music offer turns market on head
- SAP unveils its first software for iPhone
- IBM purchase of Cognos gets U.S. antitrust approval
- U.S. approves AT&T buy of ad technology firm Ingenio
- An Acerbic Look At the Future of Reading
- IBM purchase of Cognos gets U.S. antitrust approval
- $360M Patent Suit Over iPhone Voicemail
- Microfluidic Chips Made With Shrinky Dinks
- SAP CEO says hasn't talked with Microsoft on sale
- DoJ Sides With RIAA On Damages
- Google looks to ad partners beyond DoubleClick deal
- Freakonomics Q&A With Bruce Schneier
- Final Repair Mission To Extend Hubble's Life
- SAP unveils Google-inspired software, iPhone program
- Erratum Plagues Quad-Core Opterons, Phenoms
- For college students, if it's Facebook, it's love
- iPhone tops list of 2007 Google searches
- For college students, if it's Facebook, it's love
- British Village Requests Removal From GPS Maps
- For college students, if it's Facebook, it's love
- PDF Is Now ISO 32000
- German Court Rules iPhone Locking Legal
- Major Breakthrough In Spintronics Research
- Orange says sold 30,000 iPhones so far in France
- Privacy Breach In Canadian Passport Application Site
- Weigh In On the OOXML Issue During Live Debate
- Academic Games Are No Fun
- Microsoft Fueling HD Wars For Own Benefit?
- TomTom and Google team up on business information
- Dell's World of Warcraft Laptop
- How To Beat Congress's Ban Of Humans On Mars
- Google unveils application for iPhone
- Old Software or Open Source?
- Comcast sees customer loss in 2008
- Did SCO Get Linux-mob Justice?
- Space Shifting DVDs to Cost Extra?
- Level Design For Games
- Sun Offers Reward Program to Boost Open Source Effort
- NEC Develops World's Fastest MRAM
- Microsoft Wants To Give You A Rorschach
- Orange says sold 30,000 iPhones so far in France
- Chinese Moon Photo Doctored, Craters Moved
- Facebook Caves to Privacy Protests Over Beacon
- Google founder set to wed on Branson isle: source
- What If Yoda Ran IBM?
- Users and Web Developers Vent Over IE7
- The Arctic Doomsday Seed Vault
- High Earning Spammers Face Tougher Sentences
- Facebook Caves To Privacy Protests Over Beacon
- Chinese Moon Photo Doctored, Crater Moved
- Ham Radio Operators Are Heroes In Oregon
- CORRECTED: Seiko Epson halts rear-projection TV sales
- Seiko Epson halts rear-projection TV sales
- TomTom and Google team up on business information
- Unmanned Aircraft Will Test Air Traffic Control
- Toyota aims to put robots to use early next decade
- Toyota aims to put robots to use early next decade
- California Testers Find Flaws In Voting Machines
- EVE-Online Patch Makes XP Unbootable
- Global tech spending growth to slow in 2008: IDC
- House Bill Could Criminalize Free Wi-Fi Operators
- IBM says breakthrough speeds supercomputer on chip
- Non-Competes As the DRM of Human Capital
- Lenovo Announces ThinkPads Preloaded With XP
- IBM files patent complaint against Taiwan's Asustek
- Most In US Have False Sense of Online Security
- Physical therapists prescribe Wii time
- Postal Service Surcharge Could Slash Netflix Profit
- Blast-Proof Fabric Resists Multiple Explosions
- Universities bring video games into classrooms
- O2 hopes to nab iPhone clients from rivals
- IBM files patent complaint against Taiwan's Asustek
- YouTube Breeding Harmful Scientific Misinformation
- Universities bring video games into classrooms
- IBM says breakthrough heralds supercomputer on chip
- EU executive stays above online music rights fray
- Dell to sell PCs at Best Buy
- MPAA Boss Makes Case for ISP Content Filtering
- Politician files Wikipedia charge over Nazi symbols
- Brain Changes When Viewing Violent Media
- JetBlue, Yahoo, Rim plan free in-flight Wi-Fi
- IBM files patent complaint vs Taiwan's Asustek
- Balancing Robot Can Take a Kicking
- Universities bring video games into classrooms
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- Microsoft Wants OLPC System to Run Windows XP
- Crowdsourcing Software Development to the Masses
- Western Digital Cripples Network Drives
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- Promise of OOXML Oversight By ISO Falls Through
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- Apple iPhone winning corporate fans despite flaws
- Ron Paul Spam Traced to Reactor Botnet
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