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- Net video ads: attention vs. annoyance (AP)
- Startup aims to broker customer feedback (AP)
- China blocks YouTube over Tibet videos (AP)
- Microsoft licenses Adobe mobile software (AP)
- Advertisers shun user-generated video (AP)
- Iomega likes new EMC takeover bid (AP)
- Net video ads: attention vs. annoyance (AP)
- Breach exposes 4.2M credit, debit cards (AP)
- EU picks mobile TV standard (AP)
- Justices turn down Microsoft appeal (AP)
- Minn. can't bar kids from violent games (AP)
- Dish Network reopens TiVo patent dispute (AP)
- Yahoo expects 2010 revenue of $8.8B (AP)
- Amazon: Vista SP1 to arrive Tuesday (AP)
- Dell: Asia Pacific business growing fast (AP)
- Qwest land-line workers offered buyouts (AP)
- Vista upgrades available for download (AP)
- Supermarket data breach still unsolved (AP)
- Facebook adds privacy features (AP)
- Adobe profit up 52 pct, beats Wall St. (AP)
- College gossip site under scrutiny (AP)
- Adobe profit up 52 pct, beats Wall St. (AP)
- Apple may offer free music access (AP)
- Grant to help expand rural telemedicine (AP)
- Toshiba losing money in HD DVD business (AP)
- Sony Ericsson makes profit warning (AP)
- US-Swedish carrier spat 'breaks' Net (AP)
- Review: New browser eases Web sharing (AP)
- Blog catapults Japan's new literary star (AP)
- Wells Fargo to sell online safes (AP)
- Dell denies report of hard drive returns (AP)
- Cowardly robot steals show in Amsterdam (AP)
- Apple said to weigh unlimited music deal (AP)
- Dell plans new PCs for China, India (AP)
- Cowardly robot steals show in Amsterdam (AP)
- More newspapers join online ad system (AP)
- Sony's newest PS3 to allow downloads (AP)
- Wikipedia questions paths to more money (AP)
- Hannaford breach raises new fears (AP)
- Palm 3Q earnings below expecations (AP)
- Losing wireless battle may be Google win (AP)
- Hannaford breach raises new fears (AP)
- Palm 3Q earnings below expectations (AP)
- `Chocolate Rain' claims a YouTube award (AP)
- Wikipedia questions paths to more money (AP)
- China orders video Web sites to close (AP)
- Tribune said to consider sale of Newsday (AP)
- Gibson Guitar tangles with game makers (AP)
- Gibson Guitar tangles with game makers (AP)
- DirecTV lobbied on digital TV switch (AP)
- Media cos. battle Web portals on ads (AP)
- Web site for anti-Quran film blocked (AP)
- Verizon's FiOS takes Manhattan (AP)
- Quanta, ooVoo to take on HD conferencing (AP)
- China to probe online text message spam (AP)
- Media cos. battle Web portals on ads (AP)
- Details on some media online ad networks (AP)
- Writing for peanuts and loving it (AP)
- Breakdown knocks out Netflix site (AP)
- Google wants TV 'white space' for wi-fi (AP)
- Money troubles stall green town project (AP)
- Icahn sues for Motorola board records (AP)
- Security lapse exposes Facebook photos (AP)
- Sony BMG developing online music service (AP)
- Breakdown knocks out Netflix site (AP)
- Czech far-right backs anti-Quran film (AP)
- Report: GE venture's workers face toxins (AP)
- Writing for peanuts and loving it (AP)
- Yahoo joins Google's OpenSocial platform (AP)
- Dish Network spectrum buy perplexes (AP)
- Hi-tech census costs, accuracy in doubt (AP)
- Sloan Foundation to give Wikipedia $3M (AP)
- WSJ: Comcast, Time Warner may fund WiMax (AP)
- Motorola to split handsets into own co. (AP)
- Take-Two board rejects EA bid (AP)
- Netflix will credit customers for outage (AP)
- New entry in space tourism industry (AP)
- Motorola to break into 2 companies (AP)
- Oracle 3Q profit meets expectations (AP)
- Vietnam memorial wall now online (AP)
- Malaysian leader regrets ignoring Web (AP)
- Rambus wins memory-chip trial (AP)
- File sharers get help spotting ISP moves (AP)
- YouTube to provide more viewership info (AP)
- Free Web version of Photoshop launches (AP)
- CNet Networks to cut 120 jobs (AP)
- Oracle shares plunge on disappointing 3Q (AP)
- Motorola to break into 2 companies (AP)
- Comcast, BitTorrent working together (AP)
- Scientists aim for origami space flight (AP)
- YouTube removes videos banned in Turkey (AP)
- Google paid clicks data generate debate (AP)
- Red Hat earnings rise 7 percent (AP)
- French recording may be world's first (AP)
- Gossip Web site denies wrongdoing (AP)
- Google paid clicks data generate debate (AP)
- Samsung cuts sales forecast (AP)
- China to launch trial of 3G phones (AP)
- Samsung cuts sales forecast (AP)
- Sound monitors protect premature babies (AP)
- Malware cited in supermarket data breach (AP)
- States reviewing Verizon-FairPoint deal (AP)
- Mukasey: piracy funding terror (AP)
- Computer breach hits Antioch University (AP)
- Amateur sleuths name anonymous dead (AP)
- Amateur sleuths name anonymous dead (AP)
- Yahoo launching site for women 25-54 (AP)
- Mobile phones cut China Telecom profits (AP)
- Vt. OKs phone deal, despite debt change (AP)
- Doubt hangs over personal gene scans (AP)
- Family pursues MySpace sex assault suit (AP)
- US attorneys probe IBM-EPA interaction (AP)
- Dell to save $3B over 3 years (AP)
- Apple is sued over iMac colors claim (AP)
- McClatchy to boost Spanish content (AP)
- Reports: Query for Samsung exec's wife (AP)
- Sony to offer movies on AT&T phones (AP)
- Sprint to sell iPhone-like device (AP)
- Microsoft upgrades Windows Mobile (AP)
- IOC tells Beijing: Don't block Internet (AP)
- NZ man convicted in cybercrime ring (AP)
- Time is right for Linux PCs to emerge (AP)
- FCC chairman rejects Skype petition (AP)
- Computer bug eats Ind. students' grades (AP)
- Home defibrillators save lives in study (AP)
- Microsoft file format gets ISO signoff (AP)
- 'Dungeons & Dragons' faces future online (AP)
- Amazon launches text-message shopping (AP)
- Australia cancels broadband deal (AP)
- SAP anoints deputy CEO as next leader (AP)
- Review: Sleeptracker fails to impress (AP)
- Retailer to pay millions in data breach (AP)
- Web site turns evidence into cash (AP)
- Cell boosters coming for the home (AP)
- Satellite radio decision criticized (AP)
- AT&T Mobility chief warms to Android (AP)
- Research In Motion 4Q profit soars (AP)
- New mobile service fights speed traps (AP)
- Google to sell unit that sways results (AP)
- Comcast plans faster Net speeds (AP)
- Intel unveils new Classmate PCs (AP)
- Zillow launches mortgage marketplace (AP)
- iPhone popularity spurs Blackberry sales (AP)
- Dell CEO says to expect more job cuts (AP)
- Projectors to magnify cell-phone cinema (AP)
- MySpace, record cos. launch new service (AP)
- Low-cost computers get XP until 2010 (AP)
- European Web startups pitch investors (AP)
- Shock absorbers may fix rocket shaking (AP)
- Kindle helps tiny e-book market (AP)
- iTunes overtakes Wal-Mart in music sales (AP)
- Losses rise in online scams (AP)
- Qualcomm aims to expand TV service (AP)
- AT&T wanted unrestricted spectrum (AP)
- Navajo Nation to lose Internet signal (AP)
- ISPs hog rights in fine print (AP)
- Federal ban on contracts with IBM lifted (AP)
- Verizon to use spectrum for broadband (AP)
- Samsung chief denies ordering slush fund (AP)
- No, your ISP doesn't own the Internet (AP)
- Couple sues Google for posting house pix (AP)
- Microsoft 'evaluating' its Yahoo offer (AP)
- Microsoft to appeal $367M patent ruling (AP)
- Courts disagree on legality of uploading (AP)
- ISPs hog rights in fine print (AP)
- Microsoft 'evaluating' its Yahoo offer (AP)
- Microsoft gives Yahoo deadline on offer (AP)
- US cyberwarfare prep includes offense (AP)
- Yahoo promises to 'amp' up ad platform (AP)
- Va. schools teach 'Net safety lessons (AP)
- Yahoo not opposed to deal with Microsoft (AP)
- Motorola settles proxy fight with Icahn (AP)
- EU allows mobile phones on airplanes (AP)
- AMD trims outlook, plans job cuts (AP)
- Vacant airwaves spur TV-tech turf battle (AP)
- AMD lowers sales outlook, plans job cuts (AP)
- HP unveils small laptop for schoolkids (AP)
- Online crooks face tough competition (AP)
- Online sales to grow 17 percent in '08 (AP)
- TomTom shares fall on profit warning (AP)
- Indonesia blocks Web access over film (AP)
- Nokia to pay $314M to close German plant (AP)
- Google, UN put refugees on the map (AP)
- Thousands of posts flood Starbucks site (AP)
- Study: Editor-reader gap in news sites (AP)
- Yahoo's Flickr expands into online video (AP)
- Chertoff pushes cybersecurity goals (AP)
- Yahoo's Flickr expands into online video (AP)
- Motorola names ex-AT&T boss as chairman (AP)
- Computer experts protest global pact (AP)
- Yahoo, Google test search ad partnership (AP)
- Feds blame Lieberman for Web site crash (AP)
- Review: Suunto watch measures golf play (AP)
- Weather around the U.S.A. (AP)
- Yahoo tests Google ads amid AOL talks (AP)
- Feds blame Lieberman for Web site crash (AP)
- Google to help curb Web porn in Brazil (AP)
- MIT researcher 'paints' cyber threats (AP)
- Review: Suunto watch measures golf play (AP)
- Internet, media stars line up for Yahoo (AP)
- MySpace inks global TV distribution deal (AP)
- Omron shows smile-measuring technology (AP)
- Genentech reports jump in 1Q earnings (AP)
- Brazil judge bans video game -Bully' (AP)
- Yahoo-Microsoft battle bolsters Google (AP)
- Genentech reports jump in 1Q earnings (AP)
- LG Display swings to 1Q profit (AP)
- Yahoo-Microsoft battle bolsters Google (AP)
- Indonesia ends ban on YouTube over film (AP)
- Israeli army puts limits on Facebook (AP)
- TV networks seek formula for online ads (AP)
- Video of teen beating raises questions (AP)
- Grants, tax relief continue for Dell (AP)
- US court denies Dish patent appeal (AP)
- Samsung chief to ponder resigning (AP)
- TV networks seek formula for online ads (AP)
- AMD's chief technology officer resigns (AP)
- Their passion is Windows XP (AP)
- Everyone's a conductor with new game (AP)
- Salesforce.com to sell Google apps (AP)
- Blockbuster bids for Circuit City (AP)
- Users fight to save Windows XP (AP)
- TV sales in US drag Philips 1Q (AP)
- Ericsson deals with China worth $1.44B (AP)
- Cubans line up for cell phone service (AP)
- Local TV station owners push mobile TV (AP)
- Slumping TV sales damp Philips 1Q profit (AP)
- Survey: Online banking satisfaction up (AP)
- MySpace offers site designed for Korea (AP)
- Column: How to avoid big bills when using your cell abroad (AP)
- Intel 1Q profit meets subdued forecasts, revenue hits record (AP)
- Comcast wants 'bill of rights' for file-sharers and ISPs (AP)
- EBay says it will end auction house collaboration (AP)
- Seagate profit rises 62 pct, but key notebook market weakens (AP)
- Newspaper owner, saddled with debt, to leave stock exchange (AP)
- Intel 1Q sales, sunny guidance surprise Wall Street (AP)
- LG Electronics swings to profit on record mobile phone sales (AP)
- Comcast wants 'bill of rights' for file-sharers and ISPs (AP)
- AOL, transitioning to ads, moves closer to ad center in NYC (AP)
- Army to use portable polygraphs with suspects, base visitors (AP)
- Google adapts copyright-ID technology for child-porn fight (AP)
- Most computer users repeat passwords, at their peril (AP)
- New data reveal online video views are soaring (AP)
- PC shipments post double-digit rise as US lags (AP)
- Comcast to skip latest FCC network management hearing (AP)
- EBay posts 22 percent hike in 1Q profit (AP)
- IBM's Q1 earnings jump 26 pct, company increases outlook (AP)
- Google adapts copyright-ID technology for child-porn fight (AP)
- Pittsburgh museum to open robot exhibition (AP)