- Microsoft defends search investments to analysts (AP)
- Microsoft CFO: Yahoo a "declining asset" (CNET)
- China says has more people surfing the Web than US (AP)
- Creators of Scrabble knockoff on Facebook sued (AP)
- Japanese Internet mogul found guilty in appeal (AP)
- California utilities lead in solar energy, report says (CNET)
- Bikers, pedestrians seeking better Web maps (AP)
- Netflix 2Q profit up 4 pct, beats analyst views (AP)
- Report: MySpace could work with Amazon on music service (CNET)
- AOL shutting 3 services to cut costs, focus on ads (AP)
- AT&T threatens WiMax joint venture (CNET)
- FCC poised to punish Comcast over Web blocking (AP)
- FCC approves Sirius-XM satellite radio merger (CNET)
- New space race heats up with unveiling of aircraft (AP)
- FCC set to punish Comcast on P2P blocking (CNET)
- HP-EDS merger gets OK in Europe (CNET)
- Bikers, pedestrians seeking better Web maps (AP)
- New space race heats up with unveiling of aircraft (AP)
- Cell phone cancer warning adds to parental worries (AP)
- An un-American feel aids expanding US Web firms (AP)
- Sirius-XM merger: No static at all (CNET)
- Ex-Google engineers debut 'Cuil' way to search (AP)
- An un-American feel aids expanding US Web firms (AP)
- Report: FCC expected to rule against Comcast (CNET)
- Facebook fends off attack of the clones (AP)
- IBM to acquire ILOG in $340 million deal (CNET)
- Virgin Galactic shows off mothership aircraft (AP)
- Oracle expands theft allegations against rival SAP (AP)
- Online threats materializing faster, study shows (AP)
- Intel outside Apple's pending MacBook launch? (CNET)
- Virgin Galactic shows off mothership aircraft (AP)
- Report: Matsushita works on new display (AP)
- 'New car smell' becoming less toxic, report says (CNET)
- Sony, Matsushita, Toshiba results mixed (AP)
- Judge ruling on Sprint fees is blow to industry (AP)
- Popular Scrabble knockoff suspended on Facebook (AP)
- Pickens rips Yahoo! management, sells entire stake at loss (AP)
- HP, Intel, Yahoo join forces on cloud computing research (CNET)
- Electronic Arts posts smaller loss, misses targets (AP)
- Los Angeles earthquake chokes phone calls, not Twitter (CNET)
- Reuters loses right to use crucial IM technology (AP)
- Portugal to sell 500,000 of Intel's Classmate PCs (AP)
- Nintendo reports jump in quarter profit on hit Wii (AP)
- Video game company to put gamers' DNA in space (CNET)
- Music purchased from Yahoo could stop working soon (AP)
- IAC swings to 2Q loss on charges (AP)
- Italian media company sues YouTube (CNET)
- Review: In an iPod Nano world, some rivals lure (AP)
- Project to rebuild Internet gets $12M, bandwidth (AP)
- Next space tourist spending bulk of fortune to fly (AP)
- Microsoft takes mouse maker to court (CNET)
- Nokia to beef up venture fund, expand in China (AP)
- Report: Google developing VC arm (CNET)
- Scrabulous returns with a new name and new rules (AP)
- Motorola posts small 2Q profit, beats expectations (AP)
- Google Street View is approved for the U.K. (CNET)
- Yahoo to face shareholder wrath at annual meeting (AP)
- Microsoft examines threats posed by Google, Apple (CNET)
- Judge misdials in Sprint ruling on early termination fees (CNET)
- Sun 4Q profit falls 73 pct, guidance hurts stock (AP)
- Toyota tests Segway-like stand-up-and-ride machine (AP)
- Yahoo expected to spar with peeved shareholders (AP)
- FCC formally rules Comcast's throttling of BitTorrent was illegal (CNET)
- FCC rules Comcast violated Internet access policy (AP)
- Lawmakers demand info on Web tracking practices (AP)
- Bostock skips some key points at Yahoo meeting (CNET)
- Verizon labor deal to end, strike seen as unlikely (AP)
- Disapproval eases for Yahoo board in this year's vote (CNET)
- Mixed reviews for illegal file-sharing on campus (CNET)
- Olympic head: No deal on Internet censorship (CNET)
- IOC being grilled on Internet censorship (AP)
- With automated tagging, Web links can surprise (AP)
- SpaceX suffers third rocket launch failure (CNET)
- Chinese entrepreneur dreams of a global brand (AP)
- Verizon, unions for 65,000 workers continue talks (AP)
- Green news harvest: Electric kites, China's clean-tech muscle (CNET)
- With automated tagging, Web links can surprise (AP)
- Motorola snares Qualcomm's Jha for handset unit (AP)
- Apple nixes second Black Hat talk (CNET)
- Big Yahoo shareholder demands review of board vote (AP)
- AT&T joining cloud computing field (CNET)
- Greenpeace cites rising e-waste in Africa (AP)
- Delta to offer Wi-Fi on mainline domestic fleet (AP)
- Yahoo's Right Media, LucidMedia team up on contextual advertising (CNET)
- 11 charged in connection with credit card fraud (AP)
- Revised Yahoo vote to show more disdain for board (AP)
- Google to deliver ads to online Olympic video (CNET)
- Giant online security hole getting fixed, slowly (AP)
- Cisco earnings up 4 percent, beating forecasts (AP)
- Revised Yahoo vote reveals more disdain for board (AP)
- Obama's energy plan heavy on clean tech (CNET)
- UrbanDaddy heads south to Miami (CNET)
- Banking by phone for the poor (AP)
- Scientists hope for new tricks in data analysis (AP)
- 11 charged in connection with credit card fraud (AP)
- Edison: Free energy-saving PC software (CNET)
- Dell says its operations are now carbon-neutral (AP)
- Hacker indictment greeted with muted response (AP)
- Review: With 10-inch screen, Eee PC grows up (AP)
- Google launches free music search service in China (AP)
- Hackers target Google Gadgets (AP)
- Major Internet security flaw also affects e-mail (AP)
- Note to privacy advocates: Good luck (CNET)
- IKEA to sell solar panels? (CNET)
- Lenovo says quarterly profits up 65 percent (AP)
- Looking inside the Storm worm botnet (CNET)
- Even computer security pros vulnerable to scams (AP)
- New US cyber defense coordinator hints at plans (AP)
- Google believes $1B investment in AOL is crumbling (AP)
- Microsoft to seek credit for finding vulnerabilities (CNET)
- Reporters booted from conference for hacking (AP)
- Targeted for hacking by reporters at my table (CNET)
- Unions set Sunday deadline for Verizon talks (AP)
- Column: Raising Cain at Black Hat (CNET)
- Hackers mull physical attacks on a networked world (AP)
- Yahoo to let visitors decline more targeted ads (AP)
- Cable companies stole telcos' lunch in 2Q (AP)
- Lock picking with a credit card, a photocopier, and some luck (CNET)
- Rackspace IPO: Wall Street does cloud computing (CNET)
- Some Web sites remain blocked at Beijing Olympics (AP)
- ConnectU founders falter in Olympic rowing heat (CNET)
- Judge orders halt to Defcon speech on subway card hacking (CNET)
- Card-counting whiz eyes Facebook football fantasy (AP)
- Dutch paving stones clean air pollution (CNET)
- Court blocks MIT students from showing subway hack (AP)
- Poof! Scientists closer to invisibility cloak (AP)
- Intel's new chip to be called Core i7 (AP)
- Craigslist experiences listings outage (CNET)
- Best Buy to launch airport gadget vending machines (AP)
- Invisibility cloak on the horizon, scientists say (CNET)
- How to control the risks of the company?
- How to control the risks of the company?
- Broadband growth plummets in 2Q, cable stronger (AP)
- Apple, AT&T mum on iPhone 3G issues (CNET)
- Review: Online Olympics is ambitious, but not TV (AP)
- Georgian president's Web site moves to Atlanta (AP)
- Microsoft online exec Berkowitz joins TheLadders board (CNET)
- NASA pushes back new space program (CNET)
- Sam's Club stores highlight solar power (CNET)
- Russian hackers continue attacks on Georgian sites (AP)
- Motorists turn to carpool sites as gas prices rise (AP)
- Hitwise provides more proof of Google's search dominance (CNET)
- Best Buy becomes first independent iPhone retailer (AP)
- Russian hackers continue attacks on Georgian sites (AP)
- Starz ending Vongo movie service for Starz Play (AP)
- Do you remember where you were when this happened? (CNET)
- Transit agency wants MIT students to stay gagged (CNET)
- Kwiry service lets users text to remember tidbits (AP)
- Stix takes a stab at motion-controlled PC games (AP)
- Yahoo board sets eyes on Chapple and Biondi (CNET)
- Researcher lowers projections for online video ads (AP)
- New Yahoo service helps users share their location (AP)
- Swedish magazine blames iPhone 3G woes on hardware (AP)
- Pentagon puts hold on USAF cyber effort (AP)
- TheFunded inspires lawsuit from VC firm (CNET)
- Intel PCs to wake up for phone calls (AP)
- Intel readies new remote PC access function (CNET)
- Netflix shipping centers slammed by problems (AP)
- Italy blocks Swedish file-sharing site (AP)
- Hunters claim to have nabbed Bigfoot, Internet goes nuts (CNET)
- Yahoo selects Biondi, Chapple as new board members (AP)
- Judge keeps gag order in subway hacking case (AP)
- Court says copyrights apply even for free software (AP)
- Netflix shipping centers slammed by problems (AP)
- Next 'Harry Potter' film delayed (CNET)
- Electric bikes selling briskly as gas prices climb (AP)
- Week in review: Static on the iPhone line (CNET)
- Airlines push for homegrown jet fuel (AP)
- New magazine-sharing site may violate copyrights (AP)
- New magazine-sharing site escapes copyright laws abroad (CNET)
- Sixth place in Beijing for twin ConnectU founders (CNET)
- Cadence pulls bid to buy Mentor Graphics (CNET)
- Preparing for an urban WMD attack (CNET)
- Analog TV shutdown kills free cell-phone TV (AP)
- TV remains top source of news even as online grows (AP)
- Forget HD DVD: Toshiba focuses on plain old DVD (AP)
- Bono blamed for unreleased U2 songs on Internet (CNET)
- Electronic Arts won't extend Take-Two deadline (AP)
- McCain's tech platform opposes 'unnecessary regulation' (CNET)
- Qwest, unions agree on new contracts (AP)
- Symantec to buy PC Tools (CNET)
- Japan to start overseas cell phone technology push (AP)
- Tapping the hot asphalt jungle for energy (CNET)
- Microsoft site makes digital photos into panoramas (AP)
- IAC completing split into 5 publicly traded parts (AP)
- Some eBay sellers frustrated with rule changes (AP)
- American launches in-flight Internet on 3 routes (AP)
- Apple finally ready for iTunes subscriptions? (CNET)
- US company sues Nintendo in Wii wand patent suit (AP)
- Apple sued over iPhone 3G reception issues (CNET)
- Iowa chosen for next Microsoft data center (CNET)
- Oracle's Ellison grabs top spot on best-paid list (AP)
- New Microsoft photo site spends first day offline (AP)
- AT&T expands tech support to cover other gadgets (AP)
- Authors, publishers settle suit against Google (AP)
- Microsoft says next Windows won't be as annoying (AP)
- BlackBerry Partners makes first investments (AP)
- FCC chairman faces growing pressure to delay votes (AP)
- Banking security on a USB stick (CNET)
- Court limits 'business method' patents (AP)
- Verizon told to sell assets with Alltel merger (AP)
- Electronic Arts posts larger loss, cuts jobs (AP)
- Motorola posts $397M 3Q loss; more job cuts (AP)
- Microsoft's other new platform: Live Framework (CNET)
- Google's growth makes privacy advocates wary (AP)
- FCC chairman cancels vote on telecom overhaul (AP)
- Report: Google, Yahoo make concessions on ad deal (AP)
- MySpace ad deal lets members use copyright video (AP)
- Mac Mini, iMac updates coming next week? (CNET)
- Sprint Nextel losing subscribers and money (AP)
- Microsoft CEO: No interest in buying Yahoo (AP)
- Without Google's help, Yahoo's options limited (AP)
- Review: Digital frame shows pictures from phones (AP)
- After a tough year, BitTorrent replaces CEO again (CNET)
- Ballmer: No on WebKit, yes on app store (CNET)
- Music headphones can interfere with heart devices (AP)
- Schmidt not interested in tech czar job (CNET)
- MGM first to post full-length features to YouTube (CNET)
- Sun to help old foe Microsoft get search traffic (AP)
- Nortel Networks posts 3Q loss, plans job cuts (AP)
- Yahoo's mobile voice search good, not great (CNET)
- Virgin Mobile beats Street with 3Q earnings (AP)
- Oak Ridge boasts fastest computer at open research (AP)
- Report: Man who shared 'Chinese Democracy' to plead guilty (CNET)
- Vacation rental Web startup reaps $250M investment (AP)
- So whatever happened to Google $1,000? (CNET)
- After banning YouTube, military launches TroopTube (AP)
- Ga. town advances cell phone parking payments (AP)
- AVG update cripples some Windows XP systems (CNET)
- IBM to help build broadband network in power lines (AP)
- Argentine judge: Google, Yahoo must censor searches (CNET)
- Intel warns of sharply lower revenue (AP)
- YouTube channels Google with search-driven ads (AP)
- Review: Posh Sony Ericsson X1's options overwhelm (AP)
- 3 LCD firms plead guilty in price-fixing scheme (AP)
- YouTube lets advertisers buy search terms (CNET)
- Intel slashes 4Q outlook in sign of tech downturn (AP)
- Study: Unlicensed stories reel in Internet readers (AP)
- Electronic Arts wants to help people get fit, too (AP)
- End of a snarky era: Gawker shuts down Valleywag (CNET)
- A new Congress, a new approach to technology? (CNET)
- Microsoft says rebate program draws new searchers (AP)
- EBay vendor passes gigantic feedback milestone (AP)
- Report: Apple struggling with iPhone in India (CNET)
- AMD makeover moves show limited choices in slump (AP)
- Web tracker NebuAd sued over privacy claims (AP)
- October video game sales jump 18 percent (AP)
- Telcos: Don't mess up the Internet with regulation (CNET)
- Businesses warming up to the iPhone (CNET)
- Sun to cut up to 6,000 workers, 18 pct of staff (AP)