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  1. Can Blu-ray save Christmas for Hollywood? (AP)
  2. Obama transition team names FCC review leaders (CNET)
  3. NASA turns to open-source problem-tracking databases (CNET)
  4. Privacy groups target Google Flu Trends (CNET)
  5. Where is Google voice-powered search? (CNET)
  6. Gadget survey finds many bugs can't be fixed (AP)
  7. Law professor fires back at song-swapping lawsuits (AP)
  8. 'Lost' Beatles song may bring Fab Four to Net sales (CNET)
  9. Adobe answers cries for 64-bit Flash on Linux (CNET)
  10. Green at the heart of Panasonic's bid for Sanyo (AP)
  11. Online startup aims to improve patent quality (AP)
  12. Roadrunner outraces supercomputer rivals (CNET)
  13. Spammers sent packing ? for now ? by Web shutdown (AP)
  14. Zune could lend Microsoft a rare rhythm infusion (AP)
  15. Gartner: 85 percent of companies using open source (CNET)
  16. Yahoo to replace Yang as CEO, ending rocky reign (AP)
  17. NY judge tentatively OKs Google copyright deal (AP)
  18. With Yang out, Microsoft may come back (CNET)
  19. National Geographic getting into video games (AP)
  20. Spansion sues Samsung over flash memory patents (AP)
  21. Yahoo's ultimate search--a new CEO (CNET)
  22. HP shares soar after solid 4Q outlook (AP)
  23. Online retail spending slows to a crawl in October (CNET)
  24. Google gives online life to Life mag's photos (AP)
  25. Facebook application plan rankles some developers (AP)
  26. RIAA win: Tennessee to police campus networks (CNET)
  27. 'Moonlight' heads to beta (CNET)
  28. Ballmer dismisses Yahoo buyout but open on search (AP)
  29. China's Baidu.com fights to rescue reputation (AP)
  30. HP shares soar after solid 4Q outlook (AP)
  31. E-mail in zero G: NASA develops network for space (AP)
  32. `Fake Steve Jobs' stops blogging as the 'Real Dan' (AP)
  33. Antivirus firms shrug at Microsoft's free security suite (CNET)
  34. Microsoft lets Zune music subscribers keep tunes (AP)
  35. Review: New BlackBerrys cool but can't beat iPhone (AP)
  36. Guns N' Roses album to debut on MySpace (CNET)
  37. Why Dell has its head in the clouds (CNET)
  38. Web ad sales rise slightly from prior quarter (AP)
  39. 'Green Car Journal' announces 2009 Green Car of the Year (CNET)
  40. Google empowers users to edit search results (AP)
  41. Dell 3Q profit falls as PC spending slows (AP)
  42. Google's virtual world Lively to die next month (AP)
  43. British PM comments on NASA hacker Gary McKinnon (CNET)
  44. Report: Obama's cell records improperly accessed (CNET)
  45. Engineers face jail in economic espionage case (AP)
  46. Green news harvest: tracking Congress' signals (CNET)
  47. Broadband makes tiny town an English-teaching hub (AP)
  48. Pentagon bans computer flash drives (AP)
  49. Customers line up for new BlackBerry Storm (CNET)
  50. Judge orders Ballmer to testify in Vista suit (CNET)
  51. Q&A: What's ahead for Visual Studio and .Net (CNET)
  52. Q&A: What's ahead for Visual Studio and .Net (CNET)
  53. YouTube lives it up (CNET)
  54. Vloggers and stars alike gather for YouTube Live (AP)
  55. Bug-sized spies: US develops tiny flying robots (AP)
  56. Sony's Crackle.com to beef up online video content (CNET)
  57. Random House to digitize thousands of books (AP)
  58. Hands-off hackers: Crooks opt for surgical strikes (AP)
  59. Symantec says Internet underground economy is organized and rich (CNET)
  60. IBM joins party in the clouds (CNET)
  61. Facebook wins $873M judgment against spammer (AP)
  62. NASA preparing Juno, mission for in-depth study of Jupiter (CNET)
  63. HP backs guidance but Wall Street wary (AP)
  64. Blockbuster to rent through new on-demand device (AP)
  65. Forecaster lops 10 pct off 2009 online ad estimate (AP)
  66. Web suicide watchers tough to prosecute (CNET)
  67. Is the video game industry recession-proof? (CNET)
  68. TiVo reports profit in fiscal 3Q (AP)
  69. Cisco plans 4-day shutdown to cut costs (AP)
  70. Another label sees big digital-music growth (CNET)
  71. Gmail 'vulnerability' turns out to be phishing scam (CNET)
  72. Ad watchdog: FiOS not 'so much more bright' (AP)
  73. Guyana to close Net cafes that offer cheap calls (AP)
  74. Lycos Europe to close portal, end Web hosting (CNET)
  75. Sling.com like video site Hulu with a twist (AP)
  76. Sundance opening night pick spotlights animation tech (CNET)
  77. Some Sony films return to Netflix-Xbox service (CNET)
  78. Uproar in Australia over plan to block Web sites (AP)
  79. Amazon says 2008 holiday season was 'best ever' (AP)
  80. Wal-Mart to start selling Apple's iPhone on Sunday (AP)
  81. Amateurs are trying genetic engineering at home (AP)
  82. Tony Hawk talks charity, game development (CNET)
  83. E-shopping site to open in China for Japan goods (AP)
  84. Google, Microsoft, Apple sued over preview icons (CNET)
  85. Holiday report: E-commerce dips, electronics plummet (CNET)
  86. Windows 7 beta 1 makes early debut (CNET)
  87. Report: HP sells printers in Iran with third party (AP)
  88. Elephants ready to party as eBay ban approaches (CNET)
  89. The smartphone buzz in '09? It's not a product (CNET)
  90. The holiday e-retail satisfaction rankings are in (CNET)
  91. Review: Ditching car OK with Net transit planners (AP)
  92. Obama online supporters key to pushing his agenda (AP)
  93. China's 3G rollout sets off sales scramble (AP)
  94. Telcos look to benefit from broadband funding (CNET)
  95. `GoodQuests' tie online mazes to charity (AP)
  96. New NASA report details final minutes of Columbia (AP)
  97. Gawker Media sells Consumerist blog (CNET)
  98. Online holiday sales drop 3 percent (CNET)
  99. Shhh! Gadget racket threatens pulsar research (AP)
  100. Dell regroups around four customer segments (CNET)
  101. Microsoft's Zune players freeze on New Year's Eve (AP)
  102. Chinese software pirates get prison sentences (AP)
  103. No shoes? No problem for this college interview (AP)
  104. Facebook godfather groups spark mafia victims' ire (CNET)
  105. Microsoft planning big layoffs for January? (CNET)
  106. Facebook nudity policy draws nursing moms' ire (AP)
  107. Music sales for 2008 ride digital coattails (CNET)
  108. Unlocking the iPhone 3G - or maybe not (CNET)
  109. Digital TV subsidy program running out of money (AP)
  110. Wikipedia meets $6 million fundraising goal (AP)
  111. 'Curse of silence' smartphone flaw disclosed (CNET)
  112. Israeli news site down, blames cyber attack (CNET)
  113. Recession to steal some glitz from gadget show (AP)
  114. Have yourself a merry Facebook Christmas? (CNET)
  115. Madoff victims selling memorabilia on eBay (AP)
  116. RIAA dumps evidence-gathering firm (CNET)
  117. Steve Jobs has hormone imbalance, will remain CEO (AP)
  118. China targets Google in crackdown on pornography (AP)
  119. MySpace is research place for busybody 'Dr. Meg' (AP)
  120. Even in recession, CES to have stuff worth seeing (AP)
  121. Survey: 'Green' tag should be banished (CNET)
  122. Logitech to cut salaried staff by 15 percent (AP)
  123. Online video viewing jumps 34 percent (CNET)
  124. Chinese government to Web companies: No porn allowed (CNET)
  125. Apple's Jobs has hormone imbalance, will stay CEO (AP)
  126. Apple cuts copy protection and prices on iTunes (AP)
  127. Fake celeb LinkedIn profiles lead to malware (CNET)

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