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  1. DHS finds flaws in 180 open source software projects
  2. Intel subpoenaed for documents in new antitrust probe
  3. NewsGator drops all charges, releases RSS clients for free
  4. DRM-less Amazon MP3 store now complete with Sony BMG
  5. Lexar to put Wi-Fi on a memory card
  6. AMD shows off its Puma platform beating Centrino
  7. WeBot adds video streaming to its media service
  8. Google Maps add radar-driven weather conditions
  9. Analysis: The outlook for solid-state drives
  10. Analysis: Will streaming HD movies bypass Blu-ray?
  11. Sony discontinues 20 GB, 60 GB PS3 in Japan
  12. GameStop reports strong holiday sales, Wall Street passes
  13. No dual-boot OLPC is in the works, says Microsoft
  14. Network Solutions under fire for domain registration practice
  15. DeepRockDrive offers live streaming, interactive concerts
  16. Aesthetics plus noise cancellation make the Jawbone headset stand out
  17. Up Close: Kaleidescape's high-end media servers
  18. Does Comcast have the recipe for re-making television?
  19. Sling Media shows off new hardware, software player
  20. Xilisoft releases new iPod, iPhone ripping tool
  21. Microsoft president to retire, former Macromedia CEO to take his place
  22. CES 2008 'Better Questions' contest winners
  23. XStreamHD is the real deal, but challenges lie ahead
  24. AMD delays more CPU rollouts, this time quad-core Phenoms
  25. CES Trend #2: Is 2008 finally the year for 4G mobile?
  26. CES Trend #3: High-def displays seek differentiation to avoid commoditization
  27. CES 2008: What have we learned this week?
  28. Former OLPC CTO: $75 laptop will run Linux and maybe Windows
  29. Big search company shakeups at Ask.com, Microsoft
  30. CES Trend #1: If the format war is over, what has Blu-ray really won?
  31. EC to investigate new charges against Microsoft
  32. Clues point to launch of 'MacBook Air' at MacWorld
  33. Toshiba drops price of HD DVD players as format war continues
  34. Another big Gemstar deal brings TV Guide to MobiTV
  35. Canadian appeals court dismisses tariffs on MP3 players
  36. With DRM fading away from MP3s, here come the ads
  37. Netflix to allow unlimited streaming on select plans
  38. How is Windows Vista Service Pack 1 running?
  39. Windows may be coming to your shopping cart this year
  40. Imation's removable HDD adds innovative USB interface
  41. Eye-Fi to improve Mac support for wireless memory card
  42. New video delivery system for cable promises more HDTV
  43. Cloud platform built on Amazon adds Adobe Flex support
  44. Google redesigns its iPhone homepage
  45. Intel earns 45% more in 2007 than in 2006
  46. New Alienware notebook to appease gamers
  47. On the ground with Apple's MacBook Air
  48. Analysts: MacBook Air will score with Windows and Mac users
  49. Inside the MacBook Air: Can Apple justify its value proposition?
  50. Digeo loses CEO, slashes workforce and product line
  51. Gefen pipes DVI output from PCs over USB
  52. Office of Samsung chair raided in slush fund investigation
  53. Macworld vendors to unveil new tablet PCs, apps for Leopard
  54. Jango celebrates one million users with widget
  55. Taiwanese company tries for cheaper VGA smartphone
  56. EFF argues placing files in 'Shared Folder' isn't sharing
  57. Apple unveils 'world's thinnest notebook'
  58. Zune 80 to come in red in time for Valentine's Day
  59. Apple announces iTunes movie rentals with every major studio
  60. Office 2008 for Mac hits store shelves
  61. Mattel wants popular Scrabble game removed from Facebook
  62. IBM to add Lotus support for iPhone, iPod Touch
  63. Oracle buys BEA Systems for $7.85 billion
  64. Copyright Board denies SoundExchange rehearing on XM, Sirius royalties
  65. Microsoft, JVC agree to cross-license patents
  66. Analyst: Retail Web sites should focus on customers, not competition
  67. Amazon.fr keeps free shipping, for now
  68. Sun to spend $1B to acquire MySQL, will compete with Oracle, Microsoft
  69. Verizon expands V CAST Mobile TV coverage
  70. AMD Xilleon processors to receive DivX certification
  71. Helio brings a Korean standout slider phone to the US
  72. Another Excel 2003 file format exploit discovered in the wild
  73. Yahoo to embrace OpenID standard for validating users
  74. Time Warner tests Internet bandwidth caps
  75. AT&T to replace U-verse batteries after several explosions
  76. Microsoft looks to monetize SEC filings with advertising
  77. TiVo, Jaman in deal to bring indie movies to set-top box
  78. Why are Windows products moving to Apple's Mac OS?
  79. Bluster keeps the ODF / OOXML debate afloat
  80. Library of Congress publishes historical photos on Flickr
  81. Early Q4 PC sales numbers point to Dell's comeback
  82. Sears.com offers the cheapest desktop PC at $185
  83. Oracle wants to be king of the content management hill
  84. Microsoft sued over Chinese character conversion technology
  85. Wii continues video game dominance in December
  86. Sprint Nextel to cut workforce, close underperforming stores
  87. AMD comes to grips with the ATI merger fallout
  88. Could video games help boost the music industry?
  89. Data loss could affect 650,000 store credit card users
  90. AOL tests open source Jabber for instant messenging
  91. New Microsoft CIO has a full and diverse resume
  92. Steve Jobs criticizes Microsoft on Zune, says Blu-ray won
  93. Wireless transmitters in VHF, UHF 'white spaces' will be tested again
  94. UK concerned over Facebook's profile deactivation methods
  95. Local online advertising to become big business in next decade
  96. Will Sun's MySQL purchase drive down database prices?
  97. RIAA Web site apparently hacked over the weekend
  98. NASA to explore strange, new virtual worlds
  99. HBO next to open its shows to the Web
  100. AT&T finally announces business users' plan for iPhone
  101. HTC Touch sales half that of Apple's iPhone
  102. Sanyo offloads cell phone arm to Kyocera, but brand will survive
  103. IBM adds support for a third Linux flavor: Ubuntu
  104. Maryland governor plans to drop electronic voting, buy optical scanners
  105. Interview: Universal EVP Ken Graffeo says HD DVD is here to stay
  106. Guitar Hero franchise nets a billion
  107. EA experiments further with free, ad-subsidized games
  108. Banned Turkish YouTube visitors won't see Armenian journalist's death
  109. Microsoft's new virtualization strategy could include graphics
  110. Flexible e-paper displays move to mobile phones
  111. Google-funded DNA testing to launch in Europe later this week
  112. Layoffs at Yahoo likely to come next Tuesday
  113. Red Zune, meet pink iPod nano
  114. Virtualized 3D GPUs, platform heterogeneity part of Microsoft strategy
  115. TiVo-powered Comcast DVRs finally reach Boston
  116. McAfee's 'Total Protection' includes SafeBoot technology
  117. Ten-year eBay CEO rumored to be eyeing retirement soon
  118. EU leaders clash with Google over the meaning of 'personal data'
  119. NBC Direct adopts personalized ad network
  120. Verizon offers Bluetooth FM transmitter for cars
  121. Internet Explorer 8 to feature 'super' Web standards mode
  122. Can EMC convince you to do online data backups?
  123. Apple's attention shifts to Mac as iPod growth slows
  124. MPAA admits 'human error' in its revenue loss estimates from piracy
  125. HD DVD, Blu-ray playback added to new entry-level ATI cards
  126. AT&T: U-verse gets speed boost, broadband customers get free wi-fi
  127. Southwest Airlines to offer Internet access to flyers
  128. The case for WordPerfect is resurrected in the Supreme Court
  129. Next Microsoft Office will continue to support VBA
  130. Germans outraged over Nokia cell phone plant shutdown
  131. Nokia unveils another fashion phone
  132. Baidu expands to take on Google in Japan
  133. IFPI: Music CD sales continued sharp decline in 2007
  134. IBM rides the instant messaging wave
  135. Skype for Sony PSP delayed in Japan, still on track for US, EU
  136. Digg overhauls its definition of 'popular' articles
  137. Yahoo is next to consider a DRM-free music store
  138. AT&T may follow Comcast in monitoring Internet traffic
  139. Suffering Sprint fires execs, files patent infringement suits
  140. NPD: Free Blu-ray player deals led to boosted sales this month
  141. FCC tightens its guidelines on DTV transition extensions
  142. Samsung's BlackJack finally gets Windows Mobile 6
  143. Vudu drops its price to compete with Apple TV
  144. YouTube comes to the land of mobile TV
  145. Last.fm's free, on-demand music could reshape all of radio
  146. Palm confirms it will close its retail stores
  147. Vista SP1 'on schedule' for March RTM
  148. HP and Sony get into the DVD printing business together
  149. With writers still striking, is the Web substituting for TV?
  150. Netflix keeps its faith in DVDs, but looks ahead to VoD
  151. Entertainment and devices help Microsoft post more stellar gains
  152. Warner Music sues MP3 search engine for infringement
  153. Best Buy deals with uproar over malicious picture frames
  154. Best Buy and Fry's drop 80GB PS3 from online stores
  155. US voting moves online in Democratic global primary
  156. SQL Server 2008 to be delayed anyway despite February launch
  157. Is open source converging with 'proprietary' software?
  158. Sweden to indict Pirate Bay owners by end of month
  159. Three 'big four' record labels sign with Sony Ericsson
  160. Nokia moves quickly into the mobile software development space
  161. New mobile browser enables Flash video through server-side rendering
  162. New Google policy will combat 'domain name tasting'
  163. Halo effect not enough to prevent Xbox 360 sales decline
  164. Amazon MP3 looks to expand outside of US
  165. German police consider surveillance through Skype
  166. Nokia's factory move from Germany to Romania hits more snags
  167. DVI appears to be losing to HDMI and DisplayPort
  168. Gartner analyst: HD DVD has until the end of 2008
  169. FTC decision favors standards over patent holder
  170. Qtrax hits roadblock in effort to launch legal P2P
  171. EU court: ISPs need not always disclose subscribers' names
  172. UK retailer Woolworths moves Blu-ray exclusively
  173. VCs now wait for 'blockbuster hits' before investing in Internet content
  174. O2 beefs up iPhone plans in UK to boost sales
  175. PayPal acquires a security company in a renewed anti-fraud effort
  176. Former Earthlink chief leaves Helio CEO post
  177. Verizon soon to face the biggest class action lawsuit yet
  178. Google finds a way to embed hyperlinks in newspaper ads
  179. Rapidshare's future in doubt following legal defeat
  180. Web advertisers debate the merits of 'micro-targeting'
  181. BroadbandTV, Vuze join to advance IPTV platform
  182. Building brand loyalty requires more creative tactics for the Web
  183. Lackluster bidding for 700 MHz 'C' and 'D' blocks
  184. 'Branded': Kids' Web sites sell virtual Pepsi, Disney avatar gear
  185. MySpace set to launch developer platform Tuesday
  186. Microsoft's tardiness for documentation extends DOJ oversight to 2009
  187. Firefox share up again in Europe
  188. EBay slashes some fees as incentives for sellers
  189. Sonic drops HD DVD authoring in favor of Blu-ray
  190. Yahoo to cut 1,000 jobs, warns of an uncertain 2008
  191. Asustek re-defines 'E-machine' with new Eee desktops
  192. French police bid adieu to Microsoft software
  193. ICANN may end grace periods, killing off 'domain tasting'
  194. Reports: Sprint, Clearwire could be renewing WiMAX talks
  195. New Nikon D60 camera offers Eye-Fi wireless connectivity
  196. Western Digital offers yet another pocket-sized HDD
  197. EBay to release browser-independent console next month
  198. Visual Studio 2008 hits the streets one month early
  199. IBM rolls out Linux-to-Unix server consolidation for SMBs
  200. Analysis: Is Motorola better off without the handset business?
  201. Motorola is considering restructuring its mobile business
  202. Applying the 'community' ideal to Web advertising
  203. Meebo looks to monetize its chat rooms for partners
  204. EchoStar wins partial reversal of TiVo verdict on DVR infringement
  205. TiVo's revolution in audience measurement snags CBS
  206. Internet blackout cuts off tens of millions in the Middle East
  207. HyperOffice brings corporate e-mail to the iPhone
  208. The first Garmin phone pairs location with connectivity
  209. Amazon scoops up Audible in $300 million deal
  210. Sweden formally charges Pirate Bay owners
  211. Gaming, electronics sales compensate for Sony's lagging music, movies
  212. FCC 700 MHz 'C-block' reserve price finally met
  213. Verizon exec: No 'policing the Internet' for us
  214. Dell shutters its kiosks as part of a new retail strategy
  215. Microsoft makes colossal bid for Yahoo in wake of chairman's departure
  216. Ballmer: Yahoo would give Microsoft a 'consumer face' online
  217. FTC hands down sanctions against 'free product' spammer
  218. A potential buyer for Motorola's mobile division: Ericsson
  219. Apple TV 'Take 2' update delayed, MacBook Air ships
  220. SanDisk places bet on SDHC with new 32GB card
  221. Microsoft, Novell sign joint deal with Renault
  222. Linux mobile developer releases Web 2.0 platform suites
  223. Intel, Micron announce faster NAND flash chips
  224. Nine-hour network outage cripples AT&T mobile data traffic
  225. Motorola steers clear of Trolltech after Nokia acquires it
  226. Roundtable: Four experts dissect the Microsoft bid for Yahoo
  227. Analysis: The impact of Microsoft's bid for Yahoo on customers
  228. Google, Microsoft and Yahoo get competition from smaller search firms
  229. New Italian law may have unintentionally legalized MP3 sharing
  230. Sony BMG, XM reach deal on Pioneer Inno
  231. Submarine data routes in crisis
  232. Google positions itself as Yahoo's white knight against Microsoft
  233. Ericsson to supply HSDPA chips for Lenovo notebooks
  234. Is a slowdown coming for high-tech VC funding?
  235. Google-backed group calls RealPlayer 'badware'
  236. Cheaper Xbox 360 to debut in Japan in March
  237. ICANN finally begins updated IP standard rollout
  238. AOL buys its way into the widget business
  239. The Green Grid launches data center energy initiatives
  240. Windows Server 2008, Windows Vista SP1 released to manufacturing
  241. Yahoo shutters music service, allies with Rhapsody
  242. Commerce Dept.: US has already achieved broadband saturation
  243. Roundtable part 2: Will Microsoft + Yahoo give everyone what he wants?
  244. Study: Digital mobile TV could become a $9.1 billion industry
  245. Study: Some Super Bowl advertisers 'missing the boat'
  246. Security companies forge an anti-malware standards organization
  247. Google looks to e-mail security to extend business reach
  248. IBM's WAS CE open source app server gathers steam
  249. IFPI plows ahead with Chinese court action against Baidu, Sohu
  250. Yahoo's Zimbra e-mail server gets an update, at least for now