Discussion threads on 2005-04

EnterpriseTenFold: Too good to be true?
New Siebel chief says he can do better, but when and how?
'Dynamic IT' paving the way for open source, says IDC
'Highly critical' flaw reported for Netscape software
'Visual radio' headed for U.S. cell phones
'We're No. 17'--Why U.S. coders fell flat
19 things Skype voice mail doesn't do - but oughta
3 important lessons the new Verizon VoiceWing price plan teaches us
64 bit Windows, many years from now
7 reasons why Sprint should buy Vonage-- now!!
73ò0of software in India is pirated
90ò0of manufacturing RFID projects will focus on data integration
95ò0of IT projects delivered late, study finds
A new metric for economic power
A new way to thin client Linux
A renaissance for IBM's iSeries?
Adobe about to release Linux-friendly Reader
Adobe details Creative Suite update
Adobe restores Reader's Linux support
Adobe to buy Macromedia for $3.4 billion
Adobe unveils midrange image editor
AIM knocks on offices' doors
Airport kiosks not showing Windows' best hand
AMD to release dual-core server chips
AMD to star in DreamWorks' films
AMD's dual-core Opteron due this month
An early peek at Longhorn
An important concession: MGM says ripping MP3s is OK
Another broadband outage strikes Comcast
Anti-spyware group Coast hits an iceberg
AOL brings Net phone service to 40 cities
AOL tests waters for dial-up price cut
AOL to block scammers' sites
Apache founder to help govern OpenSolaris
Appeals court backs Apple in investor suit
Apple adds more power to G5 line
Apple debuts video production software
Apple earnings continue to hum along
Apple gets tech support in court
Apple makes a stronger proprietary argument
Apple makes a stronger proprietary argument
Apple patches iSync flaw
Apple pins April 29 date on Tiger's tail
Apple settles with another alleged Tiger leaker
Apple strikes back at 'iCon Jobs' publisher
Apple's Jobs swipes at Longhorn
Apple's Tiger unleashed in San Francisco
Are you "certifiable," or what?
Ask Jeeves for adware
At last, SOA gets some credit
Balance lucre with liberty, open-sourcers told
BEA reaches beyond Java roots
Bell tolling for PNG graphics format?
Bells' fiber plans spark political flame war
Berlind's PodTop
Best Buy to carry Mac Minis
Best description of the difference that 1 pound makes
Best take(s) on Adobe-Macromedia deal
Big Blue's bosses renounce raises
Big Blue's profit falls short of expectations
Big Brother watches and security companies profit
Big changes ahead for Flash
Big-ticket software gets a haircut
Bigger phishes ready to spawn
Biggest Bell to hand 911 access to VoIP operators
Black eye for privacy
Blogs, Wikis, RSS: Walking the enterprise tightrope
BOA constricts SOA debate?
Bringing out the big guns for SOA
Buenos dios sports radio fans!
Building a new-idea factory
Bush signs law targeting P2P pirates
Businesses converting from UNIX to Linux shun IT retraining, says Yankee Group
Businesses slow to move to SP2
C creator upbeat on its future
C.O.A.S.T. R.I.P.
CA security system vulnerable to DoS attacks
CA to buy Concord Communications
Cable and tech feeling closer
Cable girds for wireless fight
Cable honchos converge for annual pow-wow
California bill would ban tracking chips in IDs
Call of the wild for BIOS
Calling all TVs
Can an open source project get acquired? One just did
Can iRiver's H320 be used to record podcasts?
Can Longhorn improve laptops?
Can open source IT be a money pit?
Can software vendors be held accountable for insecure or buggy software?
Can your family go a week without computers?
Canadian 'iPod tax' repeal in limbo
Canon leads in digital camera sales
Cell phone fervor slows
CEO John Chen sees open source in Sybase's future
Cerf: Hollywood interested in BitTorrent
China closing the tech gap?
China's giant pandas get broadband
Chinese bank opts for open source
Chinese leader predicts 'Asian century' for IT
Chipmakers release source code for drivers
Cisco VPN incompatible with Apple's 'Tiger'
Cities on WiFi--worth the wait?
Citing subscriber growth, Napster lifts forecast
CNN's top 25 tech breakthroughs, minus 1
Comcast dials in more phone markets
Comcast profit surges on digital services
Comcrash Internet service outages a bad omen for VoIP customer support?
Comcrash Internet service outages a bad omen for VoIP customer support?
Comparative review of Web-conferencing apps
Computer Associate's cunning plan for the CDDL
Congressman to SBC IP head: why are you only targeting the well-off?
Critical flaws in IE and Outlook discovered
Critical Windows patch on the way
Customers aren't so stupid after all
Customized stamps are back
Danger gets green light for J2ME
Deal may mean shifting adware model
Debian wins Munich Linux deal
Defense Department signs Red Hat deal
Dell focuses on life, revenue beyond the PC
Dell opens design center in Singapore
Dell reaffirms first-quarter outlook
Developer: Open source provides glimmer of hope
Developers react to Adobe's Macromedia buy
Did Groklaw just drive more nails into SCO's coffin?
DiDio drama underscores difficulty tracking open source
Dirk Meyer moves into No. 2 spot at AMD
DNS is not rocket science!
DNS issue hobbles Comcast
Does Longhorn matter?
Does open source need ethical guidelines?
DSW Shoe theft touches 1.4 million credit cards
Dual-core desktops hit the market
Dueling tech blueprints vie for standard
Duke puts restrictions on free iPod program
E-mail worm graduates to IM
eBay fraudster lands six-year prison term
eBay names president for business arm
Edmonton airport deploys IP telephony solution to tie in remote users
EU wants biometric passports delayed
EU warns Microsoft to follow '04 order
Ex-Groove exec loses initial bid to nix Microsoft deal
Expanded Wi-Fi certification brings confusion, says Gartner
Experts: End of e-mail viruses is nigh
Fake Microsoft security updates circulate
FAQ: Forty years of Moore's Law
FAQ: Getting a handle on Longhorn
FAQ: Wi-Fi alphabet soup
FBI demonstrates 3 minute Wi-Fi hack
Feds uncloak the Patriot Act
Finns tout new anti-P2P tool
Firefox draws 2.6 million surfers in March
Firefox fans put new spin on browser protection
Firefox improves pop-up ad blocking
Firefox passes 50 million download mark
Firefox spyware scanning
Firewall to zap XML viruses
Firms see negatives in accounting language
First-quarter PC shipments rise
Five reasons why he doesn't have VoIP: and more than five reasons why he's wrong
Fix SMTP and leave port 25 alone for the sake of spam
Fix SMTP and leave port 25 alone for the sake of spam
Flash authors ponder Google pitfalls
Flaw found in Cisco, Juniper and IBM kit
Flaw found in Firefox
Florida files multimillion-dollar spam suits
For residential VoIP, its too soon to party like it's 2009
Former sales head leaves Sun
Former Yahoo chief cleared in Nazi case
Fortinet settles GPL violation suit
Framing the discussion: Linux vs. Microsoft
Free WPA client for most version of Windows
Free-mailers still challenged by password bug
Fuel cell pulls hydrogen out of bacteria
Game over for Windows ISVs?
GameStop to buy rival Electronics Boutique
Gartner: Don't dismiss SCO's legal case just yet
Gartner: Get ready now for next-gen RFID tags
Gates offers Longhorn appetizer
Gates proves real resolve in bringing spammers to justice
Gates wants to scrap H-1B visas
Gateway offers sub-$600 gaming PC
Gateway, Toshiba roll out new notebooks
Get ready for the Air Scooter
Getting it wrong on multicore
Getting practical about cell phones and cancer
Getting real about RFID
Gillmor points to new OSs that aren't Longhorn
Gmail tries out antiphishing tools
Google adds satellite images to maps
Google bolsters mobile search
Google queues up video
Google readies banner offerings
Google rockets past year-ago figures
Google search gets personal
Google sues Froogles.com
Google tests out blog ad service
Google wants your video
Gordon Moore: Software people are losing ground
Gordon Moore: Software's too complex
Gore's TV network gets new name, launch date
Got playlist anxiety? You're not alone
GPL legal controversy running on spin
Graphics patent suit fires back at Microsoft
Grids get down to business
Group wants encryption bans overturned
Half a million PSPs sold in first two days
Has tech employment turned a corner?
He combined VoIP and EVDO: and here's what happened
Health care's the ticket, Craig Barrett says
Healthcare IT takes on patient safety
Hello Vonage video phone-goodbye to vidconf bridge svcs?
Here's some "alarming" news about VoIP
Here's the business case for AOL VoIP
Hey, Kim: you don't know (modular) jack!
HijackThis rides again
Hip-e laptop: Cold shoulder for cool gear
HIPAA security rule explained in 137 pages
Hitachi claims leap in drive density
Homeland Security panel picks controversial chairman
House approves supercomputing bill
How IT keeps an air carrier flying high
How rising gas prices help VoIP
How SAP keeps the pressure on Oracle
How should MP3 files be tagged for podcasts?
How to fix HP's problems
How to save Hewlett-Packard
How to spin statistics
HP brings dual-core Opteron to servers
HP introduces color iPods for spring
HP pressuring Kodak's lead in online photos?
HP takes aim at outsourcing rivals
HP to open Polish outsourcing center
HP unveils high-definition TV line
HP's Hurd sold off NCR shares
HR outsourcing continues to grow
HSBC deluged by viruses
Hybrid-car tinkerers scoff at no-plug-in rule
Hydrogen fuel cells power TV news crews
Hynix, DOJ reach memory price-fixing settlement
I checked consumer complaint sites for Vonage posts; guess what I found
I know I'm piling on, but O-O-O-O- this is fun
I saw a half-page Vonage ad next to a half-pager for ...
IBM boosts dividend, hears complaints
IBM car tech to nab speeders
IBM controls open source license question
IBM getting chummy with local TV
IBM on the hunt for Firefox programmers
IBM pours a shot of methanol for ThinkPads
IBM responds on OpenOffice contribution question
IBM shifts software price for dual-core x86 chips
IBM signs up Java accelerator start-up
IBM vs. Microsoft: It's apparently more than just water under the bridge
IBM works to help cars diagnose themselves
IBM: Proprietary technology not enough
IBM: Vendors who fail to adapt to open source may not be around in 2010
ICANN bosses slam Net-phone regulation
Identity theft: Attack the right issue
If you could be HP's CEO for a day...
IM threats rising sharply, reports confirm
Images: A peek at Longhorn
Images: A peek at Longhorn
Images: AMD's double vision
Imitation is purest flattery as Apple, Microsoft battle
Impatient TV viewers turn to BitTorrent
India: Washed offshore--or not?
Indian flick to premiere on cell phones
Indian outsourcing firm rakes in $2 billion
Indian police make arrests in outsourcing fraud
Insecurities over Indian outsourcing
Inside the OpenSolaris Community Advisory Board
Intel beats estimates, upbeat on manufacturing shift
Intel dual-core chips set to ship
Intel hopes to overtake AMD in flash
Intel offers $10,000 for Moore's Law magazine
Intel targets notebook users in China
Intel to release dual cores this month
Intel to release WiMax chip
Intermix hit with spyware suit
Interview: Bill Joy, the venture capitalist
iPod to boost Apple's desktop share
IRS flaws open door to identity theft
Is IBM close to avenging OS/2's death?
Is IBM-Red Hat Linux a scam?
Is Linux becoming Windows?
Is Moore's Law dead at 40 or is this just a mid-life crisis?
Is open soure more secure?
Is Sun right to insist on copyright transfer?
Is this a VoIP killer?
Is Vonage really entering the VoIP conferencing services business?
Is your IP security STUN-ning?
IT pros consider desktop Linux
It's all about talent 24/7
Itanium start-up signs server software deal
iTunes meets Sony's PSP
Java glitch hits OS X update
JBoss indemnifies. But does it really matter?
Jobs defends Apple's record on environmental issues
Jobs' book banning backfiring
Judge tosses California suit against Microsoft
Kaboodle LAN commander reaches 1.0 milestone
Larry's war: Oracle vs. SAP
Lawsuit could grab Tiger by the tail
Lessig: A war against the freedom to innovate
LexisNexis flap draws outcry from Congress
LexisNexis: Data on 310,000 people feared stolen
Librarians fuming over Intel magazine bounty
Libraries take a hit from the legacy of Moore's Law
Linux for distributed computing is here
Linux on the desktop: latest study susses it out
Linux programmer wins legal victory
Linux tool turns your office into a supercomputer
Linux/Windows celebrity deathmatch anyone?
Liquid-filled chips cool like mini-fridges
Long ago, on a desktop far, far away...
Longhorn before too long?
Longhorn not threatened by Mac "halo" effect
Longhorn will run on some older PCs too
Look out for next wave of BSM solutions
Lotus flaw reported--but IBM's unfazed
Mac, not Linux, is desktop contender
Macromedia, Adobe make peace for bigger fight
Man gets nine years for spamming
Man with guerrilla RFID implant aims to simplify life
Managing IT for the biggest traveling show on earth
Mandrakesoft becoming Mandriva
McAfee: Vulnerabilities still worst threat
MCI spurns Qwest, again
MCI to reopen acquisition talks with Qwest
McNealy dismisses Sun buyout rumor
Measuring RSS and your Internet/Intranet effectiveness
Media groups, ISPs side against Apple in dispute
Media honchos sound off on emerging TV tech
Meet the new boss, same as the old boss?
Mercury Interactive goes after wallet share
Merrill Lynch predicts offshoring growth
Meta-search: More heads better than one?
Metaphor watch: Super-saturated solution
Microsoft buddies up for business IM
Microsoft CFO scooted last week, filing says
Microsoft delays supercomputer version of Windows
Microsoft discloses some IE 7 plans
Microsoft draws new fire for lobbyist ties
Microsoft dreams up low-cost mini-tablet PC
Microsoft hands out antidote to poisoned URLs
Microsoft launches 64-bit Windows
Microsoft names new CFO
Microsoft offers EU concessions on server data
Microsoft planning VoIP softphone? Here's why it makes sense
Microsoft plans massive Windows ad campaign
Microsoft plans sales force reorganization
Microsoft plugs up critical holes in Windows
Microsoft profit rises on server, Xbox sales
Microsoft shelves plans for management package
Microsoft sues over counterfeit software
Microsoft surrenders?
Microsoft takes internal servers 64-bit
Microsoft to add 'black box' to Windows
Microsoft to expand low-cost Windows to Brazil
Microsoft to license test software for real-world use
Microsoft tool helps combat threat to kids
Microsoft uses Longhorn to promote Itanium
Microsoft whiffs on tools, database betas
Microsoft XML guru sees power for the people
Microsoft's Ballmer grins and bears Linux--a little
Microsoft's Ballmer grins and bears Linux--a little
Microsoft's Raikes 'blogs' own dog food consumption, but sans RSS
Microsoft's SP2 gets pushy
Microsoft, a mindshare marvel
Microsoft, Gateway reach antitrust settlement
Microsoft, Oracle call for patent reform
Microsoft: 'Trusted Windows' still coming, trust us
Microsoft: No fears of Mac 'halo effect'
MIT to make tech 'exoskeleton' for Army
Mitnick: 'Human firewall' a crucial defense
Moore's Law at 40
More cell phones, less satisfaction
Most popular search terms for online tax help
Most SMBs have no plans to adopt software-as-service solutions, report says
Motorola opens lab in Bangalore
Mozilla flaws could allow attacks, data access
MSN to mix advertisers with blogs
Music moguls trumped by Steve Jobs?
NASA looks to carbon to lighten spacecraft
Naughton lawyers try role-playing defense
Netflix posts loss as it fights Blockbuster
Netscape pioneers launch free content network
New FCC chairman bullish on deregulation
New House bill protects political bloggers
New product will record your Skype calls
New round of outages peeves some Comcast users
New service brings radio to phones
New Siebel chief: 'We can do better'
New U.K. Apple store welcomes Tiger fans
Nikon's photo encryption reported broken
No, that was *not* Vonage spam
Nokia makes more room for Yahoo
Nokia readies premium handset
NORAD gives thumbs up to blade PCs
Novell delivers Linux package to home PCs
Novell hires top Samba programmer from HP
Novell rings up Linux for retailers
Of forced downloads, security updates and Trojan horses
Open source does not end corporate intrigue
Open Source Initiative Board takes shape
Open-source companies chase steady money
Open-source group to corral licenses
OpenOffice.org details vulnerability
Opera 8 aims for simpler browsing
Opera CEO starts Atlantic swim
Options expand despite telecom mergers
Oracle, Intel partner on radio ID technology
Oregon proposes local cell phone tax
OSBC: enterprise applications next wave for open source
Outsourcing moving to China?
Overheard
Paging Dr. Inkjet--broken bones need mending
PalmOne goes for flash with new Tungsten
Patent litigants target DVRs
Patent Office chief endorses legal reform
PC Forum: Moving from friction-free to productive friction
PeopleSoft founder looks out for his own
Perceptions vary for role of IT in 2005, study shows
Personalization comes to brick-and-mortar stores
Peter Cochrane's blog: Am I uncool?
Philadelphia reveals Wi-Fi plan
Phishing twist relies on bogus blogs
Photographers ask camera makers to open up
Play to pay: Service inserts ads in games
Playboy offers free pics for your PSP
Podcast popularity picking up
Podcasting made easy
Polite and Reasoned Discourse
Political Identity
Pope's funeral to be shown online
Pope's influence includes technology firsts
Pope's last will and testament hits Web
Post Toasties
Pricey Comcast VoIP headed to Boston, Hartford
Pricey Comcast VoIP headed to Boston, Hartford
Pricey Comcast VoIP headed to Boston, Hartford
Prison terms on tap for 'prerelease' pirates
Pro-tech China policy on shaky grounds
Pulver to Canadian regulators: give VoIP providers time to devise 9-1-1 solutions
Putting the spin on IBM
Q&A: Gordon Moore talks tech
Qwest gives Vonage the 911
Qwest to turn up heat on SBC-AT
RealNetworks fixes 'highly critical' flaw
RealNetworks offers free songs for new service
RealNetworks readies new music service
RealNetworks rekindles iPod tech tussle
Red Hat tests dual-core support
Report: Digital camera market peaked too soon
Research grid passes crucial network test
Retailers feel security heat
RIAA cracks down on Internet2 file-swapping
Roadmapping SOA
Robot plane ready to connect your call?
Rockin' growth seen for MP3 players
Rogues are easy to spot
Roxio updates CD-burning software
RSS raises tension in the enterprise
RSS: Feeds by the dozen
Running Skype on your network? You might want to read this document
Rx for a CIO: RFID implant
Salesforce.com lifts curtain on new release
Samsung hybrid hard drive works while it sleeps
Samsung, Microsoft announce essay contest
SAP says it won't join the on-demand crowd
Satellite radio hits landmarks
Satellite radio is altering the airwaves
Satellite will help set Islamic dates
Scheme preys on people who mistype 'Google.com'
SCO case nearing its climax
Seagate queues up 400GB DVR
Security breach laws become state's rights issue
Security guru slams misuse of 'cyberterrorism'
Senators don't want 1898 tax to hit Net
SGI to release Itanium workstation
Sheet could shelter Wi-Fi from eavesdroppers
Shortage of LCD materials likely in 2005
Siebel replaces chief executive
Silicon Valley lessons--decline of the West?
Sims play the dating game
Sirius nabs Martha Stewart
Site-blocking worm carries phishing risk
Skeletons on your hard drive
Skype rolls out premium services
Smile! Your face may be scanned
SOA cuts IT budget by half
SOA rises from the soup
SOA what?
Sober worm makes a comeback
SODA and SOBA anyone?
Software sector under attack
Solar-cell makers fear silicon shortage
Some (vague) analyst advice for an OS switch
Some MasterCard holders exposed to data theft
Sony creates auction site for game artifacts
Sony Ericsson: No CDMA in U.S. phones
Sony PSP will ruin wireless LAN security in the home
Sony PSP will ruin wireless LAN security in the home
Sony, Toshiba discuss DVD standard
Sony: We're open to avoiding a DVD format war
SOS - Salesforce's Operating System
Spamhaus hits out at ISPs, praises Microsoft
Sprint earnings double
SQL Server 2005: a 3-tier purist's nightmare
Stages of SOA adoption
Start-up claims injunction against Microsoft
Start-up wants to improve on Firefox
States gang up on Vonage
States yearn to collect online sales taxes
Studio calls 'action' on PDA movies
Studios settle lawsuit on DVD-copying chips
Study shows Microsoft, Linux costs neck-and-neck
Study takes close look at Desktop Linux
Study: Digital audio to surge
Study: Outsourcing falls from favor
Study: People getting inured to the taste of spam
Suit accuses AOL chat monitor of seducing girl
Sun criticizes popular open-source license
Sun misses revenue, profit targets
Sun: The network is your computer?
Survey: Tagging tech gets to work
Survey: Top CEOs bullish on the future
Survey: VoIP cost savings are cool, but what about audio quality?
Symantec debuts integrated anti-spyware tools
Symantec security: Never hire a hacker
Teachers leave grading up to the computer
Tech giants boost recycling efforts
Tech group to join EU against Microsoft
Tech industry slashing jobs again
Tech reps to frustrated VoIP user: it's not my department
Tech stocks up, but for how long?
Tech's big complaint of 2005
Terrorists attack VoIP: Could it happen here?
The "Top Ten" most inexcusable failures of technology?
The decline of the West
The end of corporate computing?
The F1000 embraces SOA
The GPL and fonts
The GPL is economic imperialism, Sun says
The GPL is economic imperialism, Sun says
The next application platform will run Linux
The rise of the open sorcerers
The shrinking world of enterprise software
The six dumbest ways to secure a wireless LAN
The vertical CRM challenge: Siebel vs. salesforce.com
Thinkin different
This city-owned cable system will offer VoIP
This earbud's for you: a look at VoIP headsets
This week in Tiger
This year's father of invention
Threats to Linux penetration center on open source processes
Time Warner Cable tests tech to hold viewers
TiVo beefs up patent portfolio
TiVo courts search giants
TiVo looks for an edge
TiVo, DirecTV extend ad pact
Too much information
Top court mulls P2P 'pushers'
Torvalds looking for new Linux home
Torvalds unveils new Linux control system
Toshiba CompactFlash cards reach multigig memories
Transmeta charts new course
Trend Micro customers suffer weekend mayhem
Trojan horse takes down smart phones
Trojan horses take aim at Symbian cell phones
Two reasons why Verizon is opening up its NYC E911 to VoIP
U.C. Berkeley to head cybersecurity project
U.K. backpackers heed call of India firms
U.K.-funded initiative to push open source
U.S. agencies ordered to be brand neutral
U.S. blogger thwarts Canadian gag order
U.S. consumers eye bundled services
U.S. slips lower in coding contest
U.S. spending bill encourages telecommuting
Ubuntu: Is the new Linux distro for you?
UK employees admit to 'desktop skiving'
Unpatched flaw found in Microsoft software
US companies to delay IT projects; economic factors at play, cites IDC
Veritas CEO defends Symantec acquisition
Verizon CEO calls for pay-TV rule changes
Verizon offers lower-cost Net phone service
Verizon racks up more TV deals
Verizon threatens to ditch MCI deal
Verizon Wi-Fi(nished): here are the lessons for VoIP services
Videophones get cheaper
Virtualizing Information Assets
Virus pits itself against music pirates
VMware expands to 64-bit realm
Voice-over-IM a Skype-Out killer?
VoIP marketer: You SMBs don't get it
VoIP over Wimax? Mais naturellement!
VoIP revenue-hungry Cal. PUC to FCC: "we give up"
Vonage says Clearwire interfered with VoIP calls
W3C cuts member fees to help developing countries
Week in review: Longhorn on Tiger's tail
What Adobe buying Macromedia *could* mean for VoIP
What CPU is right for you? Look for yourself.
What I like about the new AOL Internet Phone Service
What is in a name for SuSE?
What makes Cisco run?
What makes salesforce.com tick
What's a podcaster to do when his iPod breaks?
Whatever it is, everybody is doing it
When is the right time to kill an IT project?
Who do you trust?
Why $100 computers are on the way
Why .NET will benefit other platforms
Why can't Johnny program?
Why Comcast is chasing DNS outages
Why do competitors hate Oracle?
Why is Cisco buying Sipura? Here's the killer app
Why is my cable modem so slow?
Why Longhorn matters
Why South Korea out-networks U.S.
Why you'll join the Longhorn evolution
Will SCO case make the finish line?
Wind River's Linux transformation
WinHEC: Show-and-tell for Microsoft
Wireless rating system to tackle porn
With Firefox gaining steam and a new IE on the way, can Opera survive?
With support like this, patent reform should be a snap--right?
Worm attack forces Reuters IM offline
WTO slams U.S. Net-gambling ban
Xbox chief talks up next generation
Yahoo focuses on research
Yahoo names chief number-cruncher
Yahoo offers up 10 million free ads in contest
Yahoo profit doubles
Yahoo releases e-mail of deceased marine
Yahoo tests hotel search
Yahoo to support Wikipedia
Yahoo updates spyware toolbar for Firefox
Yankee Group slams 'Linux extremists'
Your own VoIP 'radio station' for 40 bucks: welcome to the world of Skypecasting