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  1. Flying Humans
  2. ISP Inserting Content Into Users' Webpages
  3. Ford sees rollout of next-generation hybrid battery
  4. Why Xbox Live Doesn't Take Exact Change
  5. More Antarctic Dinosaurs
  6. AT&T to stop selling DirecTV service
  7. Ohio Plans To Encrypt After Data Breach
  8. Mobile Linux Group Releases First Specification
  9. U.S. lacks plan for digital TV switch: study
  10. AT&T to stop offering DirecTV service
  11. Citizen Science and Grid Computing
  12. The Future of AJAX and the Rich Web
  13. Microsoft releases Office update ahead of schedule
  14. Computer Model Points To the Missing Matter
  15. The Home Library Problem Solved
  16. Top Ten Scientific Discoveries of 2007
  17. Will Privacy Sell?
  18. Iran Builds Supercomputer From Banned AMD Parts
  19. KDE and KOffice Rebuke OOXML, GNOME Dithers
  20. Online Sex Offender Database Leads To Murder?
  21. Ogg Vorbis / Theora Language Removed From HTML5 Spec
  22. Mars Rover Investigates Possibility of Ancient Microbial Life
  23. Sony says U.S. electronics unaffected by economy
  24. Fark Seeks to Trademark NSFW
  25. Ask.com allows users to erase search queries
  26. Playing With Atomic Clocks At Home
  27. Humans Evolving 100 Times Faster Than Ever
  28. RIAA Argues That MP3s From CDs Are Unauthorized
  29. Dave Matthews Band and Van Halen join ringtone rush
  30. UK Wants Huge Expansion In Offshore Wind Power
  31. FCC Requires Backup Power For 210K Cell Towers
  32. Canadian DMCA Bill Withdrawn
  33. Weird Science Offered As University Class
  34. Dave Matthews Band and Van Halen join ringtone rush
  35. Dutch ODF Plan Could Sideline Microsoft
  36. NASA Snaps Mysterious "Night-Shining" Clouds
  37. Yahoo! Answers, A Librarian's Worst Nightmare
  38. Will ISP Web Content Filtering Continue To Grow?
  39. Dave Matthews Band and Van Halen join ringtone rush
  40. Will ISP Web Content Filtering Continue to Grow?
  41. The 305 RAMAC — First Commercial Hard Drive
  42. Hacking VIM
  43. AT&T to buy Cisco core routers for network upgrade
  44. New Wheel of Time Author Chosen
  45. Kidney Cells Make Implantable Power Source
  46. Robots That Bounce on Water
  47. Copy That Floppy, Lose Your Computer
  48. Ask an Expert About Online Political Campaigning
  49. Copy That Floppy, Lose Your Computer
  50. Microsoft to provide advertising for CNBC Web site
  51. Microsoft to provide advertising for CNBC Web site
  52. SenseCam Aids Patients with Memory Problems
  53. Microsoft Disses Windows to Sell More Windows
  54. 2008, The Year of the Spaceship
  55. AT&T to buy core routers from Cisco
  56. Are You Proud of Your Code?
  57. Korea's Samsung stirs controversy over corruption claims
  58. AT&T to buy core routers from Cisco
  59. Linux To Take Over The Low-End PC Market?
  60. Toshiba to make solid-state drives in push for flash
  61. Reflecting on the 20th Anniversary of NSFnet, Internet Origins
  62. Corporations Face Problems with Employee Emails
  63. Former Anti-Nuclear Activist Does A 180
  64. Electric Cars to Help Utilities Load Balance Grid
  65. Former Anti-Nuclear Activitist Does A 180
  66. Toshiba to make solid-state drives in push for flash
  67. What's New in Blade Runner - The Final Cut?
  68. Leaked MediaDefender Emails Show Student P2P Traffic Down
  69. Nokia Claims Ogg Format is "Proprietary"
  70. Dvorak Slams OLPC As 'Naive Fiasco'
  71. Picture-Sorting Dogs Show Human-Like Thought
  72. Video Surveillance Identifies Threat Patterns
  73. Brawndo, It's Got Electrolytes. It's What Plants Crave
  74. Russian Chatbot Passes Turing Test (Sort of)
  75. Where are Wii?
  76. New Apple store highlights "geniuses," services
  77. Study Finds Film Enjoyment Is Contagious
  78. New Seagate Drives Have Real Difficulties With Linux
  79. Making a Buck Online - Without Ads
  80. Bar Codes Keep Surgical Objects Outside Patients
  81. Rock band's lawsuit takes aim at videogame
  82. New Wave Power Research Rising Off Oregon Coast
  83. MySpace gears up for more music with Transmissions
  84. Amazon Gift Ordering Patent Revoked In EU
  85. CompUSA To Close All Stores
  86. Mozilla Inks Deal With Chinese Search Giant
  87. Nanorobots for Drug Delivery?
  88. The Role of Retroviruses in Human Evolution
  89. Amazon Gift Ordering Patent Revoked in EU
  90. Fighting Spam Through Regulation and Economics
  91. Using Wireless Signals in Games
  92. Ruby on Rails 2.0 is Done
  93. Gene Found to Explain Repeated Mistakes
  94. Adaptive Thirty Meter Telescope Sees Progress
  95. Open Source 'Sage' Takes Aim at High End Math Software
  96. NYT Editorial Slams ISPs Over Online Freedom
  97. CompUSA to Close All Stores
  98. Nanotube-Excreting Bacteria Allow Mass Production
  99. Jimmy Wales Says Students 'Should Use' Wikipedia
  100. Firefly Lives - New Comics in 2008
  101. Graph Shows Fraud in Russian Elections
  102. Canadian DMCA Won't Include Consumer Rights
  103. Facebook Removes Firewall from Applications
  104. US Military 'Hacked' by Emails
  105. IT Pro Admits Stealing 8.4M Consumer Records
  106. Macrovision to buy Gemstar-TV
  107. Verizon Being Sued for GPL Infringement
  108. Macrovision to buy Gemstar-TV
  109. Tech executives upbeat despite slower U.S. economy
  110. Gates Expresses Surprise Over IE8 Secrecy
  111. Narrowing the Space Flight Gap
  112. Pleo Review - A Toy Robot Triumph?
  113. Macrovision to buy Gemstar-TV
  114. Commodore 64 Still Beloved After All These Years
  115. Toyota aims to put robots to use early next decade
  116. New Apple store highlights "geniuses," services
  117. Why Google Doesn't Need to Win the Bid to Win in January
  118. U.S. court lets stand Verizon deregulation
  119. CORRECTED: New Apple store highlights "geniuses," services
  120. Macrovision to buy Gemstar-TV Guide
  121. Court lets FCC Verizon broadband action stand
  122. AT&T Wireless Network Is Open Too
  123. Lawmaker pulls Nazi symbol charges against Wikipedia
  124. Court lets FCC Verizon broadband action stand
  125. State of the Onion 11
  126. Macrovision to buy Gemstar for $2.8 bln, shares fall
  127. Court lets FCC Verizon action stand
  128. The Register Exposes More Wikipedia Abuse
  129. Group Hopes to Rename Street After Douglas Adams
  130. Court lets FCC Verizon broadband action stand
  131. The Cult of Kindle
  132. Toyota aims to put robots to use early next decade
  133. Saturn's Moons Built From Ring Material
  134. New Apple store highlights "geniuses," services
  135. Airlines to Offer In-Flight Internet Service
  136. Congress Creates Copyright Cops
  137. Private Company First to Take on Lunar X Challenge
  138. Group Hopes to Rename Street After Douglas Adams.
  139. Nielsen To Offer Web Copyright Protection System
  140. Unusual Data Disaster Horror Stories
  141. Toyota Unveils Violin-Playing Robot
  142. Physical therapists prescribe Wii time
  143. IBM files patent complaint vs Taiwan's Asustek
  144. Toyota Unveils Violin Playing Robot
  145. Western Digital Service Restricts Use of Network Drives
  146. Physical therapists prescribe Wii time
  147. JetBlue, Yahoo, Rim plan free in-flight Wi-Fi
  148. Ron Paul Spam Traced to Reactor Botnet
  149. New Apple store highlights "geniuses," services
  150. Apple iPhone winning corporate fans despite flaws
  151. Promise of OOXML Oversight By ISO Falls Through
  152. New Apple store highlights "geniuses," services
  153. Western Digital Restricts Use of Network Drives
  154. Western Digital Cripples Network Drives
  155. Crowdsourcing Software Development to the Masses
  156. Microsoft Wants OLPC System to Run Windows XP
  157. Balancing Robot Can Take a Kicking
  158. Universities bring video games into classrooms
  159. Politician files Wikipedia charge over Nazi symbols
  160. Brain Changes When Viewing Violent Media
  161. JetBlue, Yahoo, Rim plan free in-flight Wi-Fi
  162. IBM files patent complaint vs Taiwan's Asustek
  163. MPAA Boss Makes Case for ISP Content Filtering
  164. Politician files Wikipedia charge over Nazi symbols
  165. Dell to sell PCs at Best Buy
  166. YouTube Breeding Harmful Scientific Misinformation
  167. Universities bring video games into classrooms
  168. IBM says breakthrough heralds supercomputer on chip
  169. EU executive stays above online music rights fray
  170. Blast-Proof Fabric Resists Multiple Explosions
  171. Universities bring video games into classrooms
  172. O2 hopes to nab iPhone clients from rivals
  173. IBM files patent complaint against Taiwan's Asustek
  174. Postal Service Surcharge Could Slash Netflix Profit
  175. Most In US Have False Sense of Online Security
  176. Physical therapists prescribe Wii time
  177. Lenovo Announces ThinkPads Preloaded With XP
  178. IBM files patent complaint against Taiwan's Asustek
  179. Non-Competes As the DRM of Human Capital
  180. IBM says breakthrough speeds supercomputer on chip
  181. House Bill Could Criminalize Free Wi-Fi Operators
  182. EVE-Online Patch Makes XP Unbootable
  183. Global tech spending growth to slow in 2008: IDC
  184. California Testers Find Flaws In Voting Machines
  185. Toyota aims to put robots to use early next decade
  186. Toyota aims to put robots to use early next decade
  187. Unmanned Aircraft Will Test Air Traffic Control
  188. TomTom and Google team up on business information
  189. Seiko Epson halts rear-projection TV sales
  190. CORRECTED: Seiko Epson halts rear-projection TV sales
  191. Ham Radio Operators Are Heroes In Oregon
  192. Facebook Caves To Privacy Protests Over Beacon
  193. Chinese Moon Photo Doctored, Crater Moved
  194. High Earning Spammers Face Tougher Sentences
  195. The Arctic Doomsday Seed Vault
  196. Users and Web Developers Vent Over IE7
  197. What If Yoda Ran IBM?
  198. Facebook Caves to Privacy Protests Over Beacon
  199. Google founder set to wed on Branson isle: source
  200. Chinese Moon Photo Doctored, Craters Moved
  201. Microsoft Wants To Give You A Rorschach
  202. Orange says sold 30,000 iPhones so far in France
  203. NEC Develops World's Fastest MRAM
  204. Level Design For Games
  205. Sun Offers Reward Program to Boost Open Source Effort
  206. Space Shifting DVDs to Cost Extra?
  207. Did SCO Get Linux-mob Justice?
  208. Old Software or Open Source?
  209. Comcast sees customer loss in 2008
  210. How To Beat Congress's Ban Of Humans On Mars
  211. Google unveils application for iPhone
  212. Dell's World of Warcraft Laptop
  213. Microsoft Fueling HD Wars For Own Benefit?
  214. TomTom and Google team up on business information
  215. Academic Games Are No Fun
  216. Weigh In On the OOXML Issue During Live Debate
  217. Privacy Breach In Canadian Passport Application Site
  218. Orange says sold 30,000 iPhones so far in France
  219. Major Breakthrough In Spintronics Research
  220. German Court Rules iPhone Locking Legal
  221. PDF Is Now ISO 32000
  222. British Village Requests Removal From GPS Maps
  223. For college students, if it's Facebook, it's love
  224. iPhone tops list of 2007 Google searches
  225. For college students, if it's Facebook, it's love
  226. For college students, if it's Facebook, it's love
  227. Erratum Plagues Quad-Core Opterons, Phenoms
  228. Final Repair Mission To Extend Hubble's Life
  229. SAP unveils Google-inspired software, iPhone program
  230. Freakonomics Q&A With Bruce Schneier
  231. DoJ Sides With RIAA On Damages
  232. Google looks to ad partners beyond DoubleClick deal
  233. Microfluidic Chips Made With Shrinky Dinks
  234. SAP CEO says hasn't talked with Microsoft on sale
  235. $360M Patent Suit Over iPhone Voicemail
  236. An Acerbic Look At the Future of Reading
  237. IBM purchase of Cognos gets U.S. antitrust approval
  238. AT&T To Decommission Pay Phones
  239. Nokia's unlimited music offer turns market on head
  240. SAP unveils its first software for iPhone
  241. IBM purchase of Cognos gets U.S. antitrust approval
  242. U.S. approves AT&T buy of ad technology firm Ingenio
  243. Verizon Embraces Google's Android
  244. Al Qaeda-linked Web sites number 5,600: researcher
  245. BBC Rules That Wi-Fi Radiation Findings Were Wrong
  246. Al Qaeda-linked Web sites number 5,600: researcher
  247. Alabama Schools to be First in US to Get XO Laptop
  248. The $10 Billion Poker Game Begins
  249. Saints on cellphones spark controversy in Italy
  250. Turkmen leader bars "ugly" satellite dishes