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- Microsoft readies free PC security software (AP)
- RIM 1Q earnings up 33 percent on increased sales (AP)
- Jury rules against Minn. woman in download case (AP)
- Microsoft readies free PC security software (AP)
- New iPhone goes on sale with less drama (AP)
- FCC to look at exclusive cell phone deals (AP)
- Google to step up anti-porn efforts in China (AP)
- Hurricanes agrees to terms with Maurice (AP)
- Google tricycle snaps views from Philly campus (AP)
- Cable venture suspends first advertising product (AP)
- Web support pours out for Iran protesters (AP)
- Reports: Apple CEO Steve Jobs had liver transplant (AP)
- Redbox's machines take on Netflix's red envelopes (AP)
- Nortel to sell itself off in pieces (AP)
- Reports: Apple CEO Steve Jobs had liver transplant (AP)
- Apple fans are prepared for a part-time Jobs (AP)
- FTC plans to monitor blogs for claims, payments (AP)
- T-Mobile to launch second Google phone in August (AP)
- Apple: More than 1M new-model iPhones sold (AP)
- Business 101: Must Apple discuss CEO Jobs' health? (AP)
- Redbox's machines take on Netflix's red envelopes (AP)
- New mafia game hits up Twitter players for money (AP)
- Google trial in Italy: freedom v. responsibility (AP)
- MySpace to cut 300 international positions (AP)
- TJX reaches settlement with states on data theft (AP)
- Oracle tops forecasts despite sales, profit dip (AP)
- Verizon pushes faster (and pricier) FiOS bundles (AP)
- Memphis hospital confirms Jobs liver transplant (AP)
- Comcast to sell advertising for Verizon FiOS TV (AP)
- LinkedIn connects with ex-Yahoo exec as new CEO (AP)
- UK retailer Habitat sorry for Iran tags on Twitter (AP)
- Time Warner, Comcast to start online video trials (AP)
- Study: CEOs not doing enough on social networks (AP)
- Review: DJ gadget feature-filled, but not easy (AP)
- Turmoil fuels 'hacktivist' attacks on Web sites (AP)
- Sources: Ex-cyberchief is top pick to head ICANN (AP)
- Turmoil fuels 'hacktivist' attacks on Web sites (AP)
- US calls on China to revoke Web filter order (AP)
- Google access in China temporarily disrupted (AP)
- Who moved my 'Delete' key? Lenovo did. Here's why. (AP)
- Microsoft says Vista buyers to get free Windows 7 (AP)
- PC makers race to comply with China's Web filter (AP)
- Yahoo CEO promises shareholders to get 'mojo back' (AP)
- Gartner predicts PC shipment growth in 4Q (AP)
- News of Jackson's death first spread online (AP)
- Giant alien robots start life as sketches (AP)
- ICANN hires former cybersecurity chief as new CEO (AP)
- NKorean state media news available on Twitter (AP)
- Jackson music, videos quickly sell out after death (AP)
- Guatemalan fears a tweet will make him a jailbird (AP)
- Jackson death was twittered, texted and Facebooked (AP)
- Unclear what happens to personal info with Clear (AP)
- Companies appeal to China to drop Web filter plan (AP)
- Guatemalan fears a tweet will make him a jailbird (AP)
- Companies appeal to China to drop Web filter plan (AP)
- Facebook, Twitter and peers for sale — privately (AP)
- Former law student gets life in PlayStation murder (AP)
- Facebook, Twitter and peers for sale - privately (AP)
- 'Hacktivists' take up Iran fight as streets quiet (AP)
- Spears, DeGeneres Twitpic accounts hacked (AP)
- Apple CEO Steve Jobs back at work few days a week (AP)
- High court won't block remote storage DVR systems (AP)
- Toyota technology has brain waves move wheelchair (AP)
- Facebook picks David Ebersman as new CFO (AP)
- Comcast to offer wireless Internet service (AP)
- Group comes close to winning $1M Netflix prize (AP)
- Jackson's death unleashes barrage of online scams (AP)
- Report: Worst may be over for US tech market (AP)
- China postpones controversial Web filter (AP)
- NASA manager pitches a cheaper return-to-moon plan (AP)
- Corning raises 2Q glass volume forecast again (AP)
- Sony struggling as Walkman hits 30th anniversary (AP)
- Review: New guide gives Twitterific advice (AP)
- Alice.com grasps the woes of buying toilet paper (AP)
- China Web controversy highlights public role (AP)
- Facebook plans to simplify privacy settings (AP)
- Joost exits consumer online video business (AP)
- Companies pledge more openness about Web tracking (AP)
- PC makers voluntarily supply Web filter in China (AP)
- Web retailers, states tussle over tax rules (AP)
- Web retailers, states tussle over tax rules (AP)
- US wants privacy in new cyber security system (AP)
- Omg! Positive tone boosts Yahoo celeb site to top (AP)
- BT offers staff time off in exchange for pay cut (AP)
- Downturn dating: Hearts flutter as markets stutter (AP)
- UK spy chief's family details posted on Facebook (AP)
- Geeks double as scourges and sages at media summit (AP)
- Andreessen making leap from entrepreneur to VC (AP)
- Samsung announces earnings estimate (AP)
- TV makers hope thin is in for newest sets (AP)
- EMC hikes offer for Data Domain, bidding escalates (AP)
- Microsoft warns of serious computer security hole (AP)
- Popular Tehran Bureau site covers Iran from Mass. (AP)
- Social Security number code cracked, study claims (AP)
- Paperless health care? 1 hospital's long journey (AP)
- Microsoft warns of serious computer security hole (AP)
- Panasonic breaks into robotics with medical robot (AP)
- Gmail drops 'beta' label to woo business customers (AP)
- Shares in web usage tracker Phorm continue slide (AP)
- Nielsen: Kids spending more time online (AP)
- Online radio stations strike big deal on royalties (AP)
- Cardinals' La Russa drops suit against Twitter (AP)
- Google's new operating system to take on Microsoft (AP)
- Gundam turns 30; robot will live on, creator says (AP)
- Yahoo, NFL players union settle lawsuit (AP)
- Government Web sites attacked; N. Korea suspected (AP)
- Windows 7 is on sale. Should you buy it now? (AP)
- Tech 101: How a denial-of-service attack works (AP)
- Review: Need advice? Aardvark can sniff it out (AP)
- Top media execs wonder how Twitter will make money (AP)
- US officials eye North Korea in cyber attack (AP)
- South Korea on high alert for more cyber attacks (AP)
- Top media execs wonder how Twitter will make money (AP)
- Universal teams with TuneCore to discover talent (AP)
- Sprint Nextel signs networking deal with Ericsson (AP)
- NY official: Tagged site stole identities (AP)
- SKorea says attackers use IP address in 16 nations (AP)
- Google CEO: New operating system changes the game (AP)
- Guatemalan court rules in favor of tweet author (AP)
- AP proposes new article formatting for the Web (AP)
- Glitch in antivirus software troubles PC users (AP)
- General Motors to try selling new cars on eBay (AP)
- Smthg gr8 4 brkfst? Twitter's hyper-short recipes (AP)
- Report: N. Korean army suspected over cyberattacks (AP)
- Chips in official IDs raise privacy fears (AP)
- Chips in official IDs raise privacy fears (AP)
- Chips in official IDs raise privacy fears (AP)
- S. Korea analyzes computers used in cyberattacks (AP)
- Young workers push employers for wider Web access (AP)
- South Korea's spy agency lowers cyberattack alert (AP)
- Web site recreates Apollo 11 mission in real time (AP)
- Microsoft opens early testing on Office 2010 (AP)
- EU antitrust regulators charge LCD panel makers (AP)
- Offer puts value of at least $6.5B on Facebook (AP)
- Internet regulator mulls cybersquatting block (AP)
- Dell: PC demand stable stabilizing (AP)
- Blockbuster to stream video rentals on Samsung TVs (AP)
- Earnings preview: Bar set low for Google's 2Q (AP)
- Dell sees US PC market finding its low point (AP)
- Intel shares soar as chip maker tops soft forecast (AP)
- NYC bank heist makes for an unexpected Tweet (AP)
- Comcast online video trial grows to 23 networks (AP)
- Intel's strong numbers suggest PC business on mend (AP)
- Review: $500 Samsung netbook sports new processor (AP)
- AT&T, union reach tentative contract deal (AP)
- Apple disables iTunes sync feature on Palm Pre (AP)
- PC shipments down 3 pct., less than expected in 2Q (AP)
- TripAdvisor warns of hotels posting fake reviews (AP)
- After Bing's first month, Microsoft still No. 3 (AP)
- Tracfone tests cheap unlimited plan on Verizon (AP)
- Twitter hacked by old technique — again (AP)
- Nokia posts 66 pct fall in Q2 profits, shares drop (AP)
- Apple disables iTunes sync feature on Palm Pre (AP)
- Dish, 46 states settle deceptive practices charges (AP)
- IBM raises guidance, profit blows past forecasts (AP)
- Google's slowing 2Q ad sales overshadow earnings (AP)
- June video game sales drop sharply (AP)
- Watchdog: Facebook violates Canadian privacy law (AP)
- NASA lost moon footage, but Hollywood restores it (AP)
- Space shuttle Endeavour closes in on space station (AP)
- Scientists save India's moon mission from failure (AP)
- Verizon offers small carriers fresher handsets (AP)
- Concerns raised as LA looks to Google Web services (AP)
- Yahoo rallies on renewed hopes for Microsoft deal (AP)
- Pirated copies of Orwell books pulled from Kindle (AP)
- Spacewalk Day: Astronauts set for first outing (AP)
- New Pirate Bay to be based on give-and-take models (AP)
- Big tech earnings week will reveal economic trends (AP)
- Spacewalk Day: Astronauts install new porch on lab (AP)
- Big tech earnings week will reveal economic trends (AP)
- AOL tries to recapture that startup feeling (AP)
- Town on SF Bay wants to photograph every car (AP)
- Earning preview: Microsoft looms over Yahoo 2Q (AP)
- Qwest doubles top broadband speed in some cities (AP)
- Netgear to help Internet subscribers measure use (AP)
- Google offers 'guided tour' of the moon (AP)
- Barnes & Noble to open electronic bookstore (AP)
- Yahoo jazzes up home page with major makeover (AP)
- VC investments plunge 51 pct to $3.7 billion in 2Q (AP)
- New Barnes & Noble multi-format e-books dog Amazon (AP)
- Debate starting on new French Internet piracy bill (AP)
- Twitter all-star? Best Buy puts number at 250 (AP)
- Apple profit up 15 pct, helped by iPhones, laptops (AP)
- Yahoo 2Q profit up 8 pct, yet ad slump continues (AP)
- AMD 2Q sales slump 13 pct, shares dive (AP)
- Yahoo 2Q profit rises 8 pct despite weak ad sales (AP)
- AMD stock sinks on profit-margin worries (AP)
- New e-book reader to use AT&T network (AP)
- Apple 3Q beats Street despite recession (AP)
- Report: Shortage of cyber experts may hinder govt (AP)
- Chinese worker commits suicide over missing iPhone (AP)
- BlackBerry maker: UAE partner's update was spyware (AP)
- A bright idea: Philips lets flat lights out of lab (AP)
- Amazon.com in $850M deal for Web shoe store Zappos (AP)
- Economy keeps hurting eBay as 2Q profit falls (AP)
- Microsoft says Windows 7 is ready for PC companies (AP)
- Video game group files lawsuit over CTA ad rule (AP)
- Economy and iPhone subsidies trim AT&T's 2Q profit (AP)
- AP IMPACT: Cash-strapped states raid 911 funds (AP)
- Soft PC sales send Microsoft profit down 29 pct (AP)
- Amazon 2Q profit falls with Toys R Us settlement (AP)
- Familiar script: Netflix 2Q tops expectations (AP)
- Analysis: Cash-strapped states are raiding 911 funds (AP)
- Amazon.com CEO apologizes for Orwell incident (AP)
- Soft PC sales send Microsoft profit down 29 pct (AP)
- On the Call: Microsoft CFO Chris Liddell (AP)
- Palm Pre reconnects with estranged iTunes (AP)
- Microsoft to let users pick browser (AP)
- Dell settles federal discrimination suit for $9.1M (AP)
- Iran activists work to elude crackdown on Internet (AP)
- E-China: The bicycle kingdom is going electric (AP)
- Meltdown 101: Package sizes at the grocery store (AP)
- Verizon 2Q profit falls, but beats expectations (AP)
- Silverman leaving NBC to head multimedia venture (AP)
- New eBay program aims to reward good sellers (AP)
- AT&T says Web site block was not censorship (AP)
- Details scant in venture with IAC, NBC's Silverman (AP)
- AP sources: Apple, labels work on album `Cocktail' (AP)
- Napolitano tours new Olympics center in Washington (AP)
- Sprint focuses on prepaid with Virgin Mobile deal (AP)
- IBM to acquire SPSS for $1.2B (AP)
- Taiwan's Foxconn agrees on suicide compensation (AP)
- China to ban violent online games (AP)
- Hollywood movie houses sue Pirate Bay operators (AP)
- Report: Microsoft, Yahoo search deal imminent (AP)
- Courts OK $1.13B sale of Nortel assets to Ericsson (AP)
- Flower shop launches first Facebook store (AP)
- Microsoft, Yahoo agree on long-sought search deal (AP)
- IAC has 2Q profit; revenue falls in weak ad market (AP)
- Review: New Android phone better, far from perfect (AP)
- Time Warner beats 2Q estimates; outlook steady (AP)
- Whose 5 stars? Online `user' reviews get scrutiny (AP)
- Review: Yahoo's shift to Bing could be risky bet (AP)
- Microsoft-Yahoo deal to face tough antitrust probe (AP)
- Yahoo comes full circle with retreat from search (AP)
- Review: Yahoo's shift to Bing could be risky bet (AP)
- Student testifies in Mass. music downloading case (AP)
- Motorola posts unexpected 2Q profit (AP)
- Microsoft CEO tries to sell analysts on Yahoo deal (AP)
- Game makers pause, reload: Are price cuts next? (AP)
- U r pwned: text messaging paves way for hacking (AP)
- Anti-theft software could create security hole (AP)