- Can Blu-ray save Christmas for Hollywood? (AP)
- Obama transition team names FCC review leaders (CNET)
- NASA turns to open-source problem-tracking databases (CNET)
- Privacy groups target Google Flu Trends (CNET)
- Where is Google voice-powered search? (CNET)
- Gadget survey finds many bugs can't be fixed (AP)
- Law professor fires back at song-swapping lawsuits (AP)
- 'Lost' Beatles song may bring Fab Four to Net sales (CNET)
- Adobe answers cries for 64-bit Flash on Linux (CNET)
- Green at the heart of Panasonic's bid for Sanyo (AP)
- Online startup aims to improve patent quality (AP)
- Roadrunner outraces supercomputer rivals (CNET)
- Spammers sent packing ? for now ? by Web shutdown (AP)
- Zune could lend Microsoft a rare rhythm infusion (AP)
- Gartner: 85 percent of companies using open source (CNET)
- Yahoo to replace Yang as CEO, ending rocky reign (AP)
- NY judge tentatively OKs Google copyright deal (AP)
- With Yang out, Microsoft may come back (CNET)
- National Geographic getting into video games (AP)
- Spansion sues Samsung over flash memory patents (AP)
- Yahoo's ultimate search--a new CEO (CNET)
- HP shares soar after solid 4Q outlook (AP)
- Online retail spending slows to a crawl in October (CNET)
- Google gives online life to Life mag's photos (AP)
- Facebook application plan rankles some developers (AP)
- RIAA win: Tennessee to police campus networks (CNET)
- 'Moonlight' heads to beta (CNET)
- Ballmer dismisses Yahoo buyout but open on search (AP)
- China's Baidu.com fights to rescue reputation (AP)
- HP shares soar after solid 4Q outlook (AP)
- E-mail in zero G: NASA develops network for space (AP)
- `Fake Steve Jobs' stops blogging as the 'Real Dan' (AP)
- Antivirus firms shrug at Microsoft's free security suite (CNET)
- Microsoft lets Zune music subscribers keep tunes (AP)
- Review: New BlackBerrys cool but can't beat iPhone (AP)
- Guns N' Roses album to debut on MySpace (CNET)
- Why Dell has its head in the clouds (CNET)
- Web ad sales rise slightly from prior quarter (AP)
- 'Green Car Journal' announces 2009 Green Car of the Year (CNET)
- Google empowers users to edit search results (AP)
- Dell 3Q profit falls as PC spending slows (AP)
- Google's virtual world Lively to die next month (AP)
- British PM comments on NASA hacker Gary McKinnon (CNET)
- Report: Obama's cell records improperly accessed (CNET)
- Engineers face jail in economic espionage case (AP)
- Green news harvest: tracking Congress' signals (CNET)
- Broadband makes tiny town an English-teaching hub (AP)
- Pentagon bans computer flash drives (AP)
- Customers line up for new BlackBerry Storm (CNET)
- Judge orders Ballmer to testify in Vista suit (CNET)
- Q&A: What's ahead for Visual Studio and .Net (CNET)
- Q&A: What's ahead for Visual Studio and .Net (CNET)
- YouTube lives it up (CNET)
- Vloggers and stars alike gather for YouTube Live (AP)
- Bug-sized spies: US develops tiny flying robots (AP)
- Sony's Crackle.com to beef up online video content (CNET)
- Random House to digitize thousands of books (AP)
- Hands-off hackers: Crooks opt for surgical strikes (AP)
- Symantec says Internet underground economy is organized and rich (CNET)
- IBM joins party in the clouds (CNET)
- Facebook wins $873M judgment against spammer (AP)
- NASA preparing Juno, mission for in-depth study of Jupiter (CNET)
- HP backs guidance but Wall Street wary (AP)
- Blockbuster to rent through new on-demand device (AP)
- Forecaster lops 10 pct off 2009 online ad estimate (AP)
- Web suicide watchers tough to prosecute (CNET)
- Is the video game industry recession-proof? (CNET)
- TiVo reports profit in fiscal 3Q (AP)
- Cisco plans 4-day shutdown to cut costs (AP)
- Another label sees big digital-music growth (CNET)
- Gmail 'vulnerability' turns out to be phishing scam (CNET)
- Ad watchdog: FiOS not 'so much more bright' (AP)
- Guyana to close Net cafes that offer cheap calls (AP)
- Lycos Europe to close portal, end Web hosting (CNET)
- Sling.com like video site Hulu with a twist (AP)
- Sundance opening night pick spotlights animation tech (CNET)
- Some Sony films return to Netflix-Xbox service (CNET)
- Uproar in Australia over plan to block Web sites (AP)
- Amazon says 2008 holiday season was 'best ever' (AP)
- Wal-Mart to start selling Apple's iPhone on Sunday (AP)
- Amateurs are trying genetic engineering at home (AP)
- Tony Hawk talks charity, game development (CNET)
- E-shopping site to open in China for Japan goods (AP)
- Google, Microsoft, Apple sued over preview icons (CNET)
- Holiday report: E-commerce dips, electronics plummet (CNET)
- Windows 7 beta 1 makes early debut (CNET)
- Report: HP sells printers in Iran with third party (AP)
- Elephants ready to party as eBay ban approaches (CNET)
- The smartphone buzz in '09? It's not a product (CNET)
- The holiday e-retail satisfaction rankings are in (CNET)
- Review: Ditching car OK with Net transit planners (AP)
- Obama online supporters key to pushing his agenda (AP)
- China's 3G rollout sets off sales scramble (AP)
- Telcos look to benefit from broadband funding (CNET)
- `GoodQuests' tie online mazes to charity (AP)
- New NASA report details final minutes of Columbia (AP)
- Gawker Media sells Consumerist blog (CNET)
- Online holiday sales drop 3 percent (CNET)
- Shhh! Gadget racket threatens pulsar research (AP)
- Dell regroups around four customer segments (CNET)
- Microsoft's Zune players freeze on New Year's Eve (AP)
- Chinese software pirates get prison sentences (AP)
- No shoes? No problem for this college interview (AP)
- Facebook godfather groups spark mafia victims' ire (CNET)
- Microsoft planning big layoffs for January? (CNET)
- Facebook nudity policy draws nursing moms' ire (AP)
- Music sales for 2008 ride digital coattails (CNET)
- Unlocking the iPhone 3G - or maybe not (CNET)
- Digital TV subsidy program running out of money (AP)
- Wikipedia meets $6 million fundraising goal (AP)
- 'Curse of silence' smartphone flaw disclosed (CNET)
- Israeli news site down, blames cyber attack (CNET)
- Recession to steal some glitz from gadget show (AP)
- Have yourself a merry Facebook Christmas? (CNET)
- Madoff victims selling memorabilia on eBay (AP)
- RIAA dumps evidence-gathering firm (CNET)
- Steve Jobs has hormone imbalance, will remain CEO (AP)
- China targets Google in crackdown on pornography (AP)
- MySpace is research place for busybody 'Dr. Meg' (AP)
- Even in recession, CES to have stuff worth seeing (AP)
- Survey: 'Green' tag should be banished (CNET)
- Logitech to cut salaried staff by 15 percent (AP)
- Online video viewing jumps 34 percent (CNET)
- Chinese government to Web companies: No porn allowed (CNET)
- Apple's Jobs has hormone imbalance, will stay CEO (AP)
- Apple cuts copy protection and prices on iTunes (AP)
- Fake celeb LinkedIn profiles lead to malware (CNET)
- Review: 'MacHeads,' a documentary on the Mac faithful (CNET)
- Apple cuts copy protection and prices on iTunes (AP)
- Cisco adds social networking to its forte (CNET)
- Intel will miss its already-lowered 4Q targets (AP)
- LG shows off `Dick Tracy' wristwatch phone (AP)
- Public clean-tech firms get clobbered (CNET)
- Google cuts temporary workers but murky on details (AP)
- Apple's Jobs takes $1 salary, but holdings suffer (AP)
- Intel will miss its already-lowered 4Q targets (AP)
- Audiovox to expand availability of TV on the road (AP)
- Future of Macworld Expo up in the air (CNET)
- Microsoft's Ballmer: Windows 7 is nearly final (AP)
- Review: The Polaroid camera is back, in digital (AP)
- China's Lenovo to cut 11 percent of workforce (AP)
- Live blog: Ballmer at CES (CNET)
- Termite stomach bug to make ethanol (CNET)
- Dell to slash Ireland work force, shift to Poland (AP)
- Obama team urges delay in digital TV transition (AP)
- New TV trends: Internet movies, 3-D, power saving (AP)
- Palm unveils new smart phone, operating system (AP)
- Live blog: Palm keynote at CES (CNET)
- Palm unveils new smart phone, operating system (AP)
- Free calls from Skype could come soon to iPhones (AP)
- Fake CNN site from phishing e-mail hides a Trojan (CNET)
- HP says it will stop distributor's sales in Iran (AP)
- Broadcasts to mobile devices to start in 22 cities (AP)
- Ford shows newest Sync in-car technology features (AP)
- Ford touts its leadership in in-car connectivity (CNET)
- Coupon woes are only part of digital TV concerns (AP)
- Web startup to offer foreign news as papers cut (AP)
- Dell touts luxury brand but offers few details (AP)
- Blu-ray discs seen as bright spot in glum season (AP)
- Apple at CES? Unlikely (CNET)
- McAfee: Google developer site being used to distribute malware (CNET)
- Execs see technology as economic equalizer (CNET)
- Execs see technology as economic equalizer (CNET)
- Text messages nab carjacking suspects (CNET)
- CEA confirms Apple-related exhibits at CES 2010 (CNET)
- FCC chairman: DTV delay could cause confusion (AP)
- Hot gadgets at CES: Browser cam, LED TV, new Palm (AP)
- TV makers seek depth, adding a third dimension (AP)
- A jolt brings Corning back to its research roots (AP)
- Microsoft lifts download limit for Windows 7 beta (CNET)
- Tesla debuts zippier Roadster Sport (CNET)
- Buying on Web to avoid sales taxes could end soon (AP)
- Popularity of tiny `netbooks' set to rise in 2009 (AP)
- Dell settles financing, rebate lawsuit with states (AP)
- Travelers to U.S. required to register online with Homeland Security (CNET)
- Seagate replaces CEO, plans to cut 800 workers (AP)
- Analysts: Global tech spending to retreat in 2009 (AP)
- Obama said to settle on FCC chief (CNET)
- AP source: Ex-FCC official to be tapped as chair (AP)
- A tale of two Windows installs (CNET)
- Report: Yahoo set to name Autodesk exec as new CEO (AP)
- AP sources: Ex-FCC official to be tapped as chair (AP)
- PlayStation 2 still playing games ? and 50M strong (AP)
- USB 3.0 will crush eSATA, FireWire (CNET)
- Yahoo names tech veteran Carol Bartz as new CEO (AP)
- Panel: Technology alone can't protect kids online (AP)
- China's population of Web users hits 298 million (AP)
- Piracy prompts iPhone developer to put ads in game (CNET)
- Nortel files for bankruptcy (AP)
- A storied role for technology at Sundance (CNET)
- Apple CEO Jobs takes medical leave (AP)
- PC shipments decline worldwide in 4Q (AP)
- Regulators to eye Hawaii's analog TV shutoff (AP)
- Changes to iTunes prices raise music labels' hopes (AP)
- Apple CEO Jobs backtracks on health, takes leave (AP)
- Jobs' hiatus thrusts quiet exec into the spotlight (AP)
- PC shipments decline worldwide in 4Q (AP)
- Motorola plans another round of layoffs (CNET)
- Hawaii tries out online health care (CNET)
- FCC Chairman Kevin Martin to join Aspen Institute (AP)
- Intel 4Q profit plunges 90 pct, meets forecasts (AP)
- Review: Blockbuster's $99 video box disappoints (AP)
- Apple's disclosures about Jobs might draw lawsuits (AP)
- Yahoo CEO Bartz to receive $1 million salary (CNET)
- Sequels to iconic CEOs rarely as good as original (AP)
- Intel sees more hard times in 2009 (AP)
- Let's Twitter a reaction to the overreaction to...Twitter (CNET)
- Securing the Windows 7 beta (CNET)
- AMD to cut 1,100 workers, 9 pct of staff (AP)
- Senate Republicans block delay in TV transition (AP)
- EU regulating Microsoft like it's 1999 (CNET)
- Scion PR offers a glimpse into social marketing (CNET)
- Pope to have own Google channel with video (AP)
- MySpace CEO talks Sundance, celebrity (CNET)
- Pope Benedict the next YouTube star? (CNET)
- OMG!: Text messaging an important part of response (AP)
- Virus spreads quickly, but may be a dud (AP)
- Report: Microsoft's Ballmer met Yahoo chairman (AP)
- At Sundance, Web pioneers see 'on-demand revolution' (CNET)
- Wozniak on Steve Jobs' health, Apple culture (CNET)
- Technology to block phones in cars isn't foolproof (AP)
- Sundance--from the comfort of your home (CNET)
- Bush leaves behind a mixed technology legacy (CNET)
- Fake reviews prompt Belkin apology (CNET)
- Upgraded wireless networks in D.C. put to the test (CNET)
- Apple now selling used products online in China (CNET)
- FCC probes Comcast's phone practices (AP)
- Bose Corp. to cut 1,000 jobs ? 10 percent of staff (AP)
- Obama texts warn of parking, train problems (AP)
- IBM sees strong '09 profit, but recent sales down (AP)
- Inauguration video draws record crowds online (AP)
- Cost-cutting Google scraps newspaper ad program (AP)
- Ethanol firms clear deals for non-food feedstocks (CNET)
- Like never before, inauguration experienced online (AP)
- IBM sunny about 2009 despite dreary forecasts (AP)
- Cost-cutting Google scraps newspaper ad program (AP)
- Satellites, balloons, and math used to count inauguration crowd (CNET)
- Much ado about Whitehouse.gov's new openness (CNET)
- Apple beats Street in holiday quarter; shares soar (AP)
- EBay 4Q profit and revenue fall amid recession (AP)
- Intel to cut up to 6,000 jobs in factory shakeup (AP)
- Heartland says it has closed security hole (AP)
- Ex-Microsoft exec Berkowitz names CEO at Move (CNET)
- Apple beats Street in holiday quarter; shares soar (AP)
- Obama may be able to keep his BlackBerry after all (CNET)
- Microsoft to slash 5,000 jobs, misses on 2Q profit (AP)
- Ballmer's e-mail to employees regarding layoffs (CNET)
- Google exceeds 4Q forecasts, though earnings drop (AP)
- Yahoo's new CEO imposes salary freeze (AP)
- Technology salaries rise by 4.6 percent (CNET)