- Cisco Systems denies online censorship role in China (AP)
- Laptop-for-kids project resumes donation program (AP)
- Judge hears arguments over records in Yahoo lawsuit (AP)
- Chicago sues eBay over concert ticket taxes (AP)
- Hungarian student hurls eggs at Microsoft CEO Ballmer (AP)
- HP's 2Q profit up on strong demand outside US (AP)
- FCC reportedly negotiating new fees for canceled cell phone contracts (AP)
- Time Warner to reap $9.25 billion windfall in cable spinoff (AP)
- Mobile browser maker says social networks top use (AP)
- Microsoft lures search traffic with cash rebates (AP)
- IT companies now largest sector in S&P 500 (AP)
- Review: Netflix delivers Internet movies to TV (AP)
- Napster narrows loss in 4Q; revenue up 6 percent (AP)
- Facebook preparing for redesign to clear clutter (AP)
- ID-protection ads come back to bite pitchman (AP)
- European Commission lukewarm to Microsoft pledge (AP)
- Samsung announces reorganization plan (AP)
- Sony to sell golf ball-sized speakers (AP)
- Access to next-gen Internet may be uneven (AP)
- Yahoo postpones annual meeting, battle with Icahn (AP)
- Yahoo postpones annual meeting, battle with Icahn (AP)
- China's telecom restructuring may be under way (AP)
- Online communities open but still limit movement (AP)
- Google, Facebook in stalemate over social data (AP)
- Comcast trying to sell 46 outlying cable systems (AP)
- Microsoft to shut down book scanning operations (AP)
- Online communities open but still limit movement (AP)
- Google, Facebook in stalemate over social data (AP)
- Yahoo ends all talks with Microsoft, shares plunge (AP)
- China denies hacking into US computers (AP)
- Santa Fe City Council OKs plan for wireless (AP)
- Verizon expands fast DSL to more areas (AP)
- Sprint expands new push-to-talk service to 47 markets (AP)
- Yahoo seeks Google's aid after Microsoft talks die (AP)
- Video game sales up 37 percent to $1.12B in May (AP)
- AT&T looking at charging heavy Internet users extra (AP)
- House of Lords reaching out to young with YouTube (AP)
- Australian regulator signals no deal on eBay plan (AP)
- Google grows stronger in Microsoft-Yahoo fallout (AP)
- Training helps bloggers hone professionalism (AP)
- Verizon to give discounts for landline-less bundles (AP)
- Training helps bloggers hone professionalism (AP)
- Google grows stronger in Microsoft-Yahoo fallout (AP)
- Verizon to give discounts for landline-less bundles (AP)
- Study: Americans use Net to look beyond sound bite (AP)
- Cheap PC dongle for phone calls wins customers (AP)
- Ex-CEO of Broadcom pleads not guilty to 25 charges (AP)
- Adobe Q208 earnings jump 41 percent (AP)
- Intel creates spin-off solar company for Hillsboro (AP)
- MySpace wins another verdict against alleged spammer (AP)
- Calif. cracks down on 13 genetic testing startups (AP)
- AP to meet with blogging group to form guidelines (AP)
- AP to meet with blogging group to form guidelines (AP)
- Perot launches Web site about government spending (AP)
- Firefox 3 Web browser is now out as free download (AP)
- Internet advertising dips slightly to $5.8B in 1Q (AP)
- Judge refuses request for early Yahoo trial date (AP)
- Investors to run Philadelphia's shuttered Wi-Fi (AP)
- High hopes: VCs betting LinkedIn worth $1 billion (AP)
- Local investors to run Philadelphia Wi-Fi network (AP)
- Verizon Communications Inc. speeds up FiOS Internet (AP)
- Peanut probe part of NASA mission (AP)
- Sprint sets price for new smart phone: $129.99 (AP)
- Firefox 3 browser downloads strong in first day (AP)
- Intel extends command in fast-computers tally (AP)
- Japan robot startups join efforts (AP)
- Engineer is first sentenced for economic espionage (AP)
- Board member, former Microsoft president to retire (AP)
- Founders of Yahoo's Flickr head for the exits (AP)
- Sweden adopts law allowing official eavesdropping (AP)
- Job cuts likely in HP's overhaul of printing group (AP)
- Yahoo addresses e-mail concerns with new domains (AP)
- YouTube opens screening room for indie filmmakers (AP)
- China denies Microsoft monopoly reports (AP)
- SF court protects privacy of work communications (AP)
- EBay to strengthen PayPal's anti-fraud provisions (AP)
- Mass. shines in tech study, Calif. loses luster (AP)
- Review: Polaroid printer is pocketable, practical (AP)
- FCC lifts Sprint deadline to swap some channels (AP)
- MetroFi ending Wi-Fi service in Calif., Ore., Ill. (AP)
- Unhappy Yahoo shareholder reaches out to Microsoft (AP)
- 3 more Yahoo execs reportedly jumping ship (AP)
- Text-message ruling could change corporate policies (AP)
- Cable ads attacking Verizon confuse consumers (AP)
- Canadian court allows largest ever leveraged buyout (AP)
- Microsoft to pay Alcatel-Lucent $512M for patents (AP)
- AP, blogger resolve dispute over copyright (AP)
- Canadian court allows largest ever leveraged buyout (AP)
- Cable ads attacking Verizon confuse consumers (AP)
- N.M. school tries to reach students via podcast (AP)
- Console makers embrace indie game developers (AP)
- NBC service will show Olympic events via computer (AP)
- Fewer students pursue computer-related degrees (AP)
- Comcast's Fandango acquires Movies.com from Disney (AP)
- Court agrees to review suit against AT&T (AP)
- Softbank to sell iPhone for $215 in Japan (AP)
- Broadcom exec pleads guilty to lying to SEC (AP)
- Broadcom exec pleads guilty to lying to SEC (AP)
- Virgin Mobile introduces unlimited calling plan (AP)
- Visa business network boosts Facebook's ad efforts (AP)
- Nokia to buy rest of Symbian, free its software (AP)
- Yahoo confirms Google commitment, pans Microsoft (AP)
- Oracle's tepid outlook eclipses stellar 4Q results (AP)
- ISPs still considering tracking Web use (AP)
- Review: Strong, innovative Web browsers emerge (AP)
- RIM 1Q profit and sales more than double, shares falter (AP)
- Nintendo DS teaches English in school (AP)
- BlackBerry makers' shares falter on outlook (AP)
- Sony pledges return to glamour and profit (AP)
- ISPs still considering tracking Web use (AP)
- Yahoo reorganizes in effort to restore order (AP)
- Internet group paves way for hundreds of new domains (AP)
- Bill Gates moves on, but Microsoft keeps his 'quests' alive (AP)
- Bill Gates to dive deeper into foundation strategy (AP)
- Important dates in Microsoft's history (AP)
- Gates moves on, but Microsoft keeps 'quests' alive (AP)
- Ballmer and Gates bid farewell with tears (AP)
- Wards didn't tell consumers about credit card hack (AP)
- Daily Debrief: What to expect with the new iPhone release (CNET)
- Google Grab bag: Gmail limits and more (CNET)
- Microsoft wants to negotiate with new Yahoo board (AP)
- Rights like free speech don't always extend online (AP)
- NBC to use Olympics to see how people use media (AP)
- Court orders YouTube to give Viacom video logs (AP)
- Yahoo: We're ready to do deal with Microsoft (CNET)
- Game maker tries to legitimize Facebook Scrabble (AP)
- Wall Street keeps cautious eye on Yahoo (CNET)
- Daily Debrief: Icahn, Microsoft team up on Yahoo (CNET)
- Digital threat prompts movie industry downgrade (AP)
- Microsoft backs Icahn's bid to oust Yahoo board (AP)
- Reiser reportedly leads police to wife's body (CNET)
- Pioneer Corp. to sell Blu-ray disc recorders (AP)
- Viacom won't soon shed image as corporate bully (CNET)
- Game maker tries to legitimize Facebook Scrabble (AP)
- Apple's MobileMe service set to debut (CNET)
- Microsoft expands its response to hosted software (AP)
- Intel and DreamWorks go to the movies (CNET)
- VMware warns on revenue, replaces CEO Greene (AP)
- Gmail now blocking fake eBay, PayPal e-mails too (CNET)
- Google ventures into virtual reality with 'Lively' (AP)
- NebuAd to come under spotlight at Senate hearing (AP)
- Court keeps cell tower backup rules on hold (AP)
- Daily Debrief: For Microsoft, one step forward, two steps back (CNET)
- Steady growth for Twitter, despite hiccups (CNET)
- Video surveillance firm gets $10 million in VC funding (CNET)
- Bank of America may finally embrace Firefox (CNET)
- Congress studies how people track your online use (AP)
- Google ventures into virtual reality with 'Lively' (AP)
- DreamWorks Animation goes from AMD to Intel chips (AP)
- Yahoo's Yang throws jabs at Microsoft and Icahn (CNET)
- Quirk in Belgian law drives iPhones near $1,000 (AP)
- Daily Debrief: What to bring to the Apple store (CNET)
- Review: Wi-Fi radios bring the world home (AP)
- Amid hype, Apple iPhone expansion also runs risks (AP)
- Murdoch: No deals for News Corp. in Sun Valley (AP)
- Microsoft, Google back broad privacy legislation (AP)
- Comcast and Vonage collaborate on network management (CNET)
- Yahoo opens search toolkit in quest for more ads (AP)
- Japan backs joint display-technology research (AP)
- Japan to scrap iPod copyright fee (AP)
- Online baseball game teams players from past, present (CNET)
- iPhone debuts to lines in Japan (AP)
- Privacy protections disappear with a judge's order (AP)
- Ways consumers can safeguard personal data on Web (AP)
- Apple iPhone, Asia demand create touch-screen boom (AP)
- Verizon open network gets first, unsexy device (AP)
- FCC chief says Comcast violated Internet rules (AP)
- Apple iPhone goes on sale in Japan (AP)
- Apple Web service falters on eve of iPhone launch (AP)
- Schmidt: Independent Yahoo better for competition (AP)
- Asia underground market awaits iPhone (AP)
- Fmr HP exec pleads guilty in trade secrets case (AP)
- Software problems bug Apple's launch of new iPhone (AP)
- Yahoo spurns Microsoft again as bad blood boils (AP)
- Microsoft cuts Xbox price by $50, plans 60GB model (AP)
- Microsoft cuts price of Xbox 360 (CNET)
- Cell phone companies scramble to halt trafficking (AP)
- Game characters get smarter ? and less predictable (AP)
- E-mail public documents get erased, disappear (AP)
- Palm launches new Treo on Sprint network (AP)
- Outraged Icahn refocuses on ousting Yahoo board (AP)
- Yahoo's current board versus Icahn's challengers (AP)
- XBox 360 to stream Netflix movies (AP)
- Apple sells 1 million iPhones in first 3 days (AP)
- eBay wins counterfeit-sales suit filed by Tiffany (CNET)
- AMD changes CEO as chip maker struggles (AP)
- Microsoft 4Q profit jumps 42 percent (AP)
- IBM 2Q profit jumps 22 percent, beats forecast (AP)
- Google 2Q profit rises 35 pct, below analyst views (AP)
- Ruiz out at AMD, Dirk Meyer new CEO (CNET)
- Economic worries loom over Google's 2Q earnings (AP)
- IBM 2Q profit soars on services strength (AP)
- Microsoft 4Q profit rises, Web ad business rocky (AP)
- AMD changes CEO as turnaround pressure intensifies (AP)
- HOPE conference highlights everyday hacking (CNET)
- Legg Mason: We're backing Yahoo (CNET)
- Web networking photos come back to bite defendants (AP)
- iPhones hot even in places Apple has yet to reach (AP)
- GM researches high-tech windshields to aid vision (AP)
- Web networking photos come back to bite defendants (AP)
- Big shareholder backs Yahoo board over Icahn (AP)
- Pondering Microsoft's 'Everett Dirkson moment' (CNET)
- Web networking photos come back to bite defendants (AP)
- Women's tech conference draws Macy's, not Google (CNET)
- Web networking photos come back to bite defendants (AP)
- Facebook sues German rival (CNET)
- The Internet--a private eye's best friend (CNET)
- Unlike McCain, many seniors depend on the Web (AP)
- Social Engineering 101: Mitnick and other hackers show how it's done (CNET)
- Facebook gets a facelift to help users share (AP)
- Unlike McCain, many seniors depend on the Web (AP)
- Report: Yahoo shareholder seeks compromise (CNET)
- SAP shuts down support arm sued by Oracle (AP)
- Yahoo lets fox into hen house. Now what? (CNET)
- Yahoo settles with Icahn to avert August showdown (AP)
- Ousted AOL chief Miller could guide Yahoo strategy (AP)
- Apple 3Q profit jumps 31 percent but stock drops (AP)
- Brocade to pay $3B to buy Foundry Networks (AP)
- Brocade to acquire Foundry Networks (CNET)
- Apple stock drops despite jump in Q3 profit (AP)
- Brocade deals for Foundry Networks in Cisco salvo (AP)
- Texas Instruments hit by weak 2Q wireless sales (AP)
- AOL expands health site (CNET)
- Court affirms online content law unconstitutional (AP)
- Breaking up not so hard to do with Slydial (AP)
- Yang note welcomes Icahn's 'fresh perspective' (CNET)
- Yahoo 2Q profit erodes but not as badly as feared (AP)
- Icahn recounts thought process behind settlement (CNET)
- Yahoo 2Q profit erodes but not as badly as feared (AP)
- IAC to take $170M in charges for spinoffs (AP)
- Electronics giants to create wireless HD standard (AP)
- SF mayor gets codes to hijacked city network (CNET)
- Yahoo shares rise despite lackluster 2Q earnings (AP)
- AT&T 2Q profit up 30 pct, matching Street's view (AP)
- IAC to take $170 million charge for mortgage, real estate units (CNET)
- Pitt's Cancer Institute warns of cell phone risks (AP)
- Amazon profit doubles, beats estimates (AP)
- Google unveils reference tool after 7-month test (AP)
- Study: Online banking possibly dicier than assumed (AP)
- Nokia, Qualcomm settle long-running dispute (AP)
- Microsoft exec who led Yahoo buyout team to leave (AP)
- Accenture offers software to 'green' a business (CNET)
- Facebook to help some programmers, punish others (AP)
- Amazon shrugs off high gas prices, weak economy (AP)
- Sony opens up e-book Reader to other booksellers (AP)
- Nokia, Qualcomm settle patent dispute (CNET)
- Ballmer's memo on Johnson's departure (CNET)
- XM, Sirius detail potential FCC consent decree (CNET)
- Creators of Scrabble knockoff on Facebook sued (AP)
- Major shareholder advisory firm backs Yahoo board (AP)