Discussion threads on 2006-08

"Enterprise 2.0" as the example that proves the rule
"Free" as in "unfettered"
"Free" content, open access and ad-based business models place far greater demands on datacenters
"No mobile" signs indicate no more peace and quiet
$1.1 trillion to be spent on engineering services by 2020
'Bully' video game to be released in October
'CEOs don't care about SOA'
'Father of ThinkPad' sees future of laptops
'M:I-3': Simultaneous release in three DVD formats
'My Name Is Earl' promotion launched on MySpace
'Open SOA' launched -- no surprise, no Microsoft
'Snakes' on Times Square
(Photos: $100 laptop takes world stage)
1-terabyte drive to debut later this year
10-step program to SOA success
13ò0of US males 30-55 do not work
145 mln households worldwide to have a home network by 2010
2 mln US households to use broadband for online gaming in 2007
29ò0of workers work longer hours today than a year ago
33.1ò0of organizations choosing open source make decision based on control over source code
350 mln mobile subscribers in India by 2010
360 mln households worldwide to have broadband by 2010
38ò0of Americans will travel over Labor Day
39ò0of IT employees to look for new jobs in Q3 2006
49% of teens interested in money management
6th Sense gives deep insight into developer productivity
97.1 bln ad impressions purchased in March 2005, 185 bln in March 2006
A Citrix catharsis
A closer look at Windows Update problems
A database without an operating system?
A divide over the future of hard drives
A gallery of unusual Chinese robots
A girl's best friend? Try plasma
A hijack-free plane?
A hypothetical partnership - Sony and Adobe
A must read document that cuts the RIAA down to size
A new war between Sun and HP?
A password for your credit cards
A ridiculous way to test your speaker volume levels ...
A sneak preview of .NET 3.0
A surprise from Communications of the ACM
A SWAN to guide blind people
Actors seek new scale for new media
Adobe releases Flash Player 9 for the Intel Macs
Adobe's Flex Builder to be available for both Intel and PPC Macs
Adobe, Linux and DRM
Air as a building material
Airline luggage restrictions here to stay?
Airlines to replace 'no smoking' with 'no mobile'
ALERT! Centrino users must update or get owned!
Am I a Windows pirate? WGA would say yes but you decide
Amazon servers, starting at 10 cents an hour
Ambiguity over open sourcing Java only serves Sun's detractors
AMD aims for 40 percent of server market
AMD dominates 4 and 8 socket at Linux World
AMD unleashes next-generation Opteron chips
American ITIL
AMR: SOA will kill ERP
An average 10-year-old will spend $30k on mobile services over lifetime
An end run round copyright laws?
Anonymity and identity
Another cease and desist letter from Apple regarding usage of "pod" turns up
Another hefty patch month for Microsoft
Another mobile magazine shuts down
Another PC with veterans' data missing
Another reason intel is in trouble
Another WGA failure
AOL AIM Phoneline gives you a free phone number
AOL apologizes for release of user search data
AOL demonstrates why cookies are evil
AOL doesn't care about privacy
AOL gaffe draws Capitol Hill rebuke
AOL goes digging for spammer's gold
AOL magic 5? 5GB free storage, 5000 less jobs
AOL offers disturbing glimpse into users' lives
AOL offers free antivirus software
AOL to cut 5,000 jobs
AOL to sell digital movie downloads
AOL to users: Don't defect--here's free stuff
AOL tries to compete with Gdrive
AOL unveils Web-based music store
AOL: You've got free e-mail
AppExchange as SaaS exit route
Apple battery fiasco
Apple delays SEC filing
Apple fixes 26 Mac OS flaws
Apple narrows down recalled batteries
Apple plans Xeon-based Xserve cluster node
Apple recall of special concern to schools
Apple recalls 1.8 million batteries
Apple settles with Creative for $100 million
Apple shows Leopard's spots
Apple suffers 'Vista envy'
Apple threatened with NASDAQ delisting
Apple to meet with Norwegians, Danes, and Swedes over alleged unfairness of FairPlay
Apple tops customer satisfaction index
Apple WebObjects going open source?
Apple work code broken at supplier's China plant
Apple's alternate universe
Apple's Mactel Woes
Apple's Threatening Letter regarding use of "POD" in a trademark
Apple-Sun Deal Unlikely
Apple: iPod means our pod
Are Microsoft's update servers broken?
Are programmers underpaid, or executives overpaid?
Are Treos the traveler's preferred device?
Are violent video games really a problem?
As I was saying
At $3K+, Lenovo's Linux-laden laptop debuts
AT&T hack exposes 19,000 identities
AT&T says cooperation in NSA spying was legal
AT&T spying lawsuit delayed
AT&T sues over unauthorized access to customer data
Attend the GameSpot CS Source tournament with me
Average programmer got a 8.7ò0increase in 2006
Baking bread with hydrogen in Antarctica
Bank of America remedies "caught on tape" customer service problem
Banks cheating their way to web security guidelines
Banning violent games unconstitutional
Barebones Windows to arrive in South Korea
Barney the dinosaur sued after legal threats
BEA: 'registry' no longer joined at the hip to 'repository'
Beanies with small propellers
Best anti-terrorism weapon? Not bullets. Data mining
BetOnSports to close its U.S. business
Big investments, salaries to crimp Google's finances?
Biometric IDs may be wave of future
Black Hat with a Vista twist
BlackBerry fever brings headaches to China
Blackboard wins e-learning patent, sues competitor
Blind leading away from open source
Blog feeds may carry security risk
Blogging as a potential career ender
Blogswarm on Google Apps for Your Domain
Blue Pill: No hoax
Blue Pill: The first effective Hypervisor Rootkit
Boeing to close broadband service, take charges
Brazil prosecutors aim to sue Google
Breaking into a laptop via Wi-Fi
Britain's tech-savvy GOSSIPS new office yuppies
British pensioner becomes YouTube star
British police: We need power to seize encryption keys
Browsers 2.0: Interview with Flock co-founder Geoffrey Arone
Buffett makes first donation to Gates Foundation
Business intelligence for the masses
Busted! What happens when WGA attacks
Buyer Beware: Verizon Wireless and Sprextel disabling features on handsets they sell
CA looks to tech squads to sell security wares
CA to chop 1,700 workers
Cable companies lose round in CableCard battle
CacheLogic bids to make P2P DRM-friendly
California passes Wi-Fi user protection bill
Call centers ramp up VoIP
Call users from inside your Gmail
Can a coupon save holiday PC sales?
Can anything tame the battery flames?
Can employers be liable for your BlackBerry addiction?
Can German engineering fix Wikipedia?
Can good design compensate for XML bloat?
Can Google be as dominant in search, as Microsoft is on the desktop?
Can I bring my laptop?
Can mobile devices help you get things done?
Can texting reveal who committed crimes?
Carmakers race to accommodate iPods
Cars back on Main Street?
Cartoon protectionism
Casual games taking place of daily activities
CBS to use Bluetooth wireless to market new shows
Cell phones taking over as timepieces
Cellphone confiscation a step too far
Cellphone vs. sex: the latest dilemma
China's growing respect for IP
Chinese intellectuals decry closure of Web site
Chips promise to boost speech recognition
Choosing between TV and casual games
Cleaning uranium waste with bacteria
Click Fraud: Google served with class action complaint claiming 'unfair business practices'
Click Fraud: What does Google fear?
Closed platforms could cut high costs of fraud and spyware
Closing the digital divide with solar Wi-Fi
Colleges give fair warning on plagiarism
Coming to an iPod near you: streaming and subscriptions
Computer crimes force states to increase training
Confused over WGA? You're not alone
Cons in the virtual gaming world
Contract for passport chips awarded
Controls pay for themselves
Core 2 Duo - Pricing and availability
Core 2 shortage eases, prices drop drastically!
Core Duo supply & demand means premium pricing. But on price/performan
Corporate loyalties and the temporal disconnect
Could meta-search engine usage shield your privacy from an AOL-like flub? Perhaps
Could the combination of richness and reach no longer matter?
Court rules against man in porn-at-work case
Court to FBI: Why not Google?
Critical BlackBerry exploit to be released Aug 14
Crunch time: delay Vista for quality's sake
Cuba targets illegal TV dishes as U.S. weapon
Current worm warning should be taken very seriously, immediately
CW, MSN team on sneak previews
Dancing bees help businesses
Data mining used to find new materials
Dealing with piles of old CDs/DVDs
Dealing with the CRM bear trap
Deletionists and Networkists duel over 'Enterprise 2.0'
Dell CTO Kettler on virtualization
Dell earnings down, but AMD chips up
Dell notebooks to feature AMD's Turions and Semprons?
Dell on AMD through the years
Dell recalls 4.1 million notebook batteries
Dell reflects on 25 years of PCs
Dell to recall 4 million batteries
Dell to refund laptop customers in China
Dell's XPS 700 still stuck in neutral
Dell, AMD expected to expand chip pact
Dell, Apple notebook batteries linked
Dempsey, Woodcrest, and the G5 Mac
Designers hanker for next-generation DVDs
Detecting the Blue Pill Hypervisor rootkit is possible but not trivial
DHS prepared for cyber attack from hippies
Did Barclays err in going with card readers for two-factor security?
Digg paths to profitability and social networking
Digg stats after Jason Calacanis offer
Digital cameras focus on revised reality
DirecTV tests IP telephony
Disappointment over virtualization techs mount. This time, Oracle takes
Disaster avoidance and recovery
Disk-based data protection to generate $8 bln in 2006
Disney design exec touts good ol' pen and paper
DNS could slow broadband service
Do BlackBerrys help or harm?
Do Google ads belong on a company desktop?
Do you see a pattern?
Do you want TV on your phone?
Does every organization need a Web 2.0 strategy?
Does SOA have a vanishing point?
Don't bother with NAC
Double the cores, double the heat?
Dozen Windows, Office updates coming next week
Drawing up music's retail future
DRM for text? That's next
Dude, where's my battery?
E-mail security hero takes on VoIP
eBay, Amazon take heat on privacy practices
eBay, Google strategic bedfellows
Ed Bott's WGA woes signal the big challenges with virtualization
EETT funding may be restored
EFF asks FTC to investigate AOL
EFF succeeds in moving anti-spy case forward
Elite programmers compete in CTF at DEFCON
EMC ups ante in applying DRM to text
EMI music videos to land on Zune
Endless summer of SOA acquisitions
Enterprise 2.0 = Next Generation IT
EoS: Eclipse on Swing
Europe to guzzle 70 million free iTunes songs
Evolution, risks, controls, and strategies
eWeek: Ottelini confirms Intel to follow AMD's lead on integrating graphics
Ex-Brocade CEO free on $2 million bail
Exalead enters the search ring
External controller storage market up 15.8ò0in North America in Q1 2006
External controller-based storage up 59% in Q1 2006 in India
EyeOS - Case Study on how people are using a WebOS
Facebook outsources ad sales to Microsoft: Why can't it make money on its own?
Fact checking the Jigsaw database
FairUse4WM completely breaks Windows Media DRM
FAQ: Protecting yourself from search engines
FBI calls for hacker help
FBI reaches out and calls hackers
FCC passes rules to support broadband over power lines
FCC pushes for broadband over power lines
FCC speeds bidding in wireless sale
Federal judge orders halt to NSA spy program
Federal student aid site exposes borrowers' data
Feds renew contract with Net oversight body
Feds seek formal extension of Microsoft antitrust deal
Firefox developers need to accept Microsoft help
Firefox team accepts Microsoft help
Firefox update issued for video-related bug
Fires stop with Apple and Dell, insists Sony
First China, now Canada: Modern thought police
First on-chip cooling system?
Fix in for Apple flaw
Flaw finders to software makers: It's payback time
Flock's 'social browser' set to fly
Following failed IPO, Vonage's loss widens
Former Comverse execs charged with stock option fraud
Foster's beer shifts ad spending to Web
France's diluted iTunes plan becomes law
Fraud rules blocking doctors from digital data? No longer
Free Google Coupons: Google generosity, or latest AdWords sales tactic
Friendster gets $10 million
FTC chief critiques Net neutrality
FTC: Rambus monopolized memory chip market
Futures and alternatives
Gartner: Web 2.0 to make waves in enterprise
Gates Foundation gives $500 million to Global Fund
Gates: Arm women with AIDS-preventing drug
Gateway buyout bid a call to others?
Gateway receives offer for retail unit
Get rid of software patents says leading open source law professor
Get your blog into mobile format
Global DRAM revenue reached $7.5 bln in Q2 2006
Gloves come off in Symantec, Microsoft dispute
GM, BMW, Daimler to invest in hybrid project
GM, Ford, Mazda, to drive acceptance of Apple's C.R.A.P. Coke to help market soak it up.
Gmail unreliable?
GMail vs. SpamCop
GOOG moving to subscription model as MSFT moves to ads
Google ads now on XM
Google ads will stream out to XM listeners
Google AdSense: Web 2.0 biggest winner?
Google and U.C. sign contract to digitize books
Google Base API launched
Google CEO clicks ads 'all the time,' are his clicks marked 'invalid'?
Google CEO Eric Schmidt: 'all world's information includes personal information'
Google CEO Eric Schmidt: transparency, or more 'Google Speak'
Google CEO joins Apple's board of directors
Google CEO on Apple's Board of Directors: What will he do?
Google CEO wants $74 billion TV ad market
Google CEO's new paradigm: 'cloud computing and advertising go hand-in-hand'
Google Checkout vs. eBay Pay Pal: Where is the competition?
Google Checkout vs. eBay PayPal: Schmidt and Whitman 'best relationship'?
Google Dance: Fun at the Googleplex
Google defends Net neutrality regulations
Google domains, their meaning and some speculation
Google domination of world's information includes your playlists
Google embraces reality
Google expands GWT team, plans new release
Google gives malware the finger
Google GMail personal data mining: Where is the outrage?
Google Image Tagger coming soon?
Google launches local Wi-Fi early
Google miscalculates with Google Checkout
Google Movies onebox
Google Music Trends
Google news not 'universally accessible'
Google offers hosted communications apps
Google Office 'version 1.0' debuts
Google pledges $900 million for MySpace honors
Google puts up 'Beware of malware' signs
Google renames hosted Gmail service
Google royalty-free content: fair use, or foul play?
Google says click fraud estimates are overblown
Google says it won't pull an AOL
Google Service Hosting: A new source of income
Google to content owners: you will be compensated, maybe
Google to media: No more "googling" for you
Google to Microsoft: wolf in sheep's clothing?
Google Video takes a page from YouTube
Google wants people to stop googling
Google welcomes Writely sign-ups
Google's Achilles' Heel: click fraud PPC inflation
Google's automatic language detection and translation service
Google's latest moves also put the pressure on Apple
Google's not so fine print: Google Apps TOS put Google first
Google, Real extend pact
Google, Yahoo and others team up against click fraud
Google, Yahoo, MSN to PPC advertisers: keep raising bids, grow our gross margins
Google: AOL snafu 'terrible thing,' share 'your music listening history with Google'
Google: Government intrusion worse than data retention
Google: just like your favorite sports team?
Google: These books are free
Governments' role in open source
Greenpeace, Apple clash over toxic waste
Hackers at Black Hat rise to Microsoft's challenge to break Vista's security (and succeed)
Hackers try to crack Windows PowerShell
Handhelds, huh?
Happy Birthday Blaster. Death nell for NAC?
Happy birthday Flash
Happy birthday Google Talk
Has Google maxed out?
Has Microsoft just killed HD?
Have you had any electronic gear stolen from you at the airport?
Have you seen the ZDNet blog network?
HD-DVD vs. Blu-Ray, round 2
HDTV hardware makers fight customer confusion
Helio to open retail stores
Here comes the biodegradable fork
Hey did you hear what Ed Whitacre *just* said?
Hey YouTube! Can you say ANAMORPHIC
Highway regulators: Car 'black boxes' can't be secret
Homeland security chief promises privacy safeguards
Homeland Security: Lock up your Windows
Honesty, transparency can offset customer service disasters
How about handhelds for teachers?
How big can an open source operation get?
How did Atheros get pulled in to Mac wireless-gate?
How much is Windows worth?
How Salesforce has evolved (over 20 versions) to be a Web Office platform
How to avoid train derailments
How to succeed in the gadget biz
HP balks at patent provision in GPL update
HP offers Debian Linux support
HP revels in Fiorina's vision, Hurd's discipline
HP to support Debian
I give - back to IE6 for now
I'm glad AMD gets it...
IBM announces full AMD Opteron server line
IBM brings management tools to mainframe
IBM comes out on top in age discrimination suit
IBM eyes China expansion amid strong growth
IBM goes on mainframe offensive
IBM researchers predicted PC disruption
IBM researchers: Single molecule stores data
IBM Software M&A: The Not-So-Hidden Agenda
IBM takes potshots at OpenSolaris
IBM to buy ISS for $1.3 billion
IBM to pay $1.6 billion for FileNet
IBM to shell out $740 million for MRO Software
IBM trash talking on Sun's OpenSolaris
IBM wants to speed up Google's PageRank
IBM's newest SOA buy: Webify Solutions
IBM's open source expansion could speed up IT commoditization
Ice-powered air conditioner could cut costs
Identity Open Space at Digital ID World
Identity substitutes, tokens and proxies
IE 7 RC1 - better luck with RC2 guys
IE patch carries security bug
IE7 and standards compliance - Microsoft's Chris Wilson charts progress
IE7 beta on new Sony PCs
IE7 marches toward completion
IE7 not CSS compliant - argh, here we go again!
IE7 or Firefox 2: Which browser is more secure?
IE7 RC1 issue resolved - sort of
IE7 Release Candidate 1 - Review and Image Gallery
IE7 team is serious about squashing bugs
Ilium will soon offer another text input option
Image Gallery: Firefox vs. IE7 security
Image Gallery: What really happens when WGA attacks
Image Gallery: Windows Update
Impact of Vista x64 signed driver requirement bypass
Implications of a Vista delay on RIAs
In U.K., online advertising overtakes magazines
Indian SMBs to spend $500 mln on servers and networking in 2006
Industry shift to services fuels IBM spree
Infineon gets order for U.S. passport chips
Inside Amazon's EC2
Intel aims for open-source graphics advantage
Intel Core 2 Duo in short supply and priced above list
Intel expected to cut thousands of jobs
Intel fights back with high-end Xeon
Intel hangs up on telecommunications business
Intel playing catch-up with open source
Intel readies 'Tulsa' Xeon debut
Intel sells off DSP division Dialogic
Intel sends out Centrino patches
Intel shows off new 'Tulsa' Xeon
Intel Wi-Fi software hogs PC memory
Intel's Barrett knows PCs inside and out
Intel: Optimize applications for multicore
IntelliMouse Explorer glides back to life
Internet Explorer 7 Release Candidate 1
Interview with Mike Melanson, lead engineer on the Linux Flash Player team
iPod accessories galore!
iPod avoids guillotine in France
iPod manufacturer alters libel suit against journalists
IPTV subscriptions to generate $13.2 bln in 2010
Is a GTD Connect subscription "worth it"?
IS a guest hotspot good legal insurance against the RIAA?
Is agricultural biotechnology safe?
Is an Apple Tablet PC/UMPC device coming next week?
Is Google looking past MySpace?
Is IBM open source's little friend?
Is it fonts that holds back Linux growth?
Is Linux getting Comdex-ed?
Is there a case for the WebOS?
Is your personal computer ready for college?
Isn't time to get rid of pre-paid terror cell (phone)?
IT pioneer William Norris dies at 95
IT service management emerging subset of SOA
IT shops 'afraid of SaaS'
iTunes 6 cracked
Japan PC makers: No Sony battery recall needed
Japan reports battery fire in Mac
JBOSS' Fleury plays New York
John Cougar Mellencamp on NAC
John Gruber flames out during cross examination
Journalism of all kinds and the process of growing
Judge lets Blockbuster antitrust suit go forward
Judge stays Hynix trial against Rambus
Judge to EchoStar: Disable your DVRs
Judges back FCC rules on network sharing
Kevin Mitnick Web site hacked
Kids blogging embarrass parents
Latest porn prob at school: net-enabled phones
Launching...Lawgarithms
Lawsuits accuse Net download services of scamming
Lenovo edges into black
Lenovo forms services unit
Lenovo gets second helping of AMD chips
Lenovo snares another Dell executive
Leopard nipping at Vista's heels
Leopard, Power Macs expected at Apple confab
Lessig seeks legal ground for content exchange
Let there be light, optical cables included
License To Nil
Lieberman defeat a win for 'Netroots' politics?
Lieberman: Site nailed by denial of service, demands AG investigate opponent
Linspire makes download service free
Linux explodes in Indiana high schools with new funding
Linux heavies plan lightweight virtualization
Linux powers unusual multicore machine
Liquid explosives threaten air travel
Local Chat Gadget v.4.0
Logitech keys in to Vista
Look for a quickening tango between open source and SaaS at LinuxWorld
Louisiana video game law put on hold
Lucent, Alcatel seek U.S. approval of merger
MacBook hack video draws ire of Mac fans
MacBook hacked in less than 60 seconds
MacBook wireless hacked, not hacked, ok hacked
MacBooks and death threats
MacBooks not upgradable to Merom
Managing desktops the Microsoft way
Managing the Sun Ray business architecture
Mangle those cell phones!
Mangle those hard drives!
Mark Cuban has a dumb media business model
Market is expressly ready for a real, high-end OSS relational database
Mass. to use Microsoft Office in OpenDocument plan
Master data management - it's about information not technology
Maybe not Googlezon, how about Gapple?
Maybe the Apple-Google relationship is stronger than I thought
McAfee patches holes in security software
McAfee sets Falcon free
Merchants on Google Checkout: undermines our customer relationships
MicroID could support trust networks
Microsoft and Ajax
Microsoft backs GetHuman customer service plan
Microsoft backs off on the ribbon In Office 2007
Microsoft blogging software available in beta
Microsoft Canada leaks Vista pricing
Microsoft confirms slow updates
Microsoft cranks up stock buyback program
Microsoft extends a helping hand to Firefox developers - but why?
Microsoft fixes faulty security patch
Microsoft fixes troubled IE patch
Microsoft gets good reception at Black Hat
Microsoft hands out 37 million shares in bonuses
Microsoft has 97ò0of OS market, says OneStat.com
Microsoft hires McAfee antivirus veteran
Microsoft investigates leak of 'Office' videos
Microsoft lands Facebook ad deal
Microsoft Live Labs shows off Photosynth
Microsoft Live Writer is a litterbug
Microsoft moves closer to new browser release
Microsoft offers helping hand to Firefox
Microsoft on worm watch
Microsoft patch can cause IE trouble
Microsoft puts cybersquatters on notice
Microsoft re-names IE7... to IE7
Microsoft reaches out to Firefox developers
Microsoft releases Windows Live Writer - new word processing app
Microsoft reshuffles executives
Microsoft reshuffles financial services execs
Microsoft reveals more about Live Drive
Microsoft rolls up Office ribbon
Microsoft security tools go global
Microsoft shelves its Virtual PC for Mac
Microsoft shows off HD DVD drive for Xbox
Microsoft shows off improved search
Microsoft tests parental-control software
Microsoft to offer broader support for older software
Microsoft turns photo albums into navigable 3D worlds
Microsoft warns game developers of security risk
Microsoft's antivirus package makes a splash
Microsoft's PR agency doesn't "get" blogs
Microsoft's Rich Internet Application strategy
Microsoft's Web vNext: architectural implications of Web 2.0
Microsoft's Zune aims to be social butterfly
Middleware is cool again (just ask eBay)
Misconceptions about Rich Internet Applications and the enterprise
Mobile-phone outage hits New York's outer borough
Mobile-phone woes dog Samsung, LG
Mobilizing the river of news
Moral hazards and net neutrality
More battery misery - This time affecting Apple users
More disturbing long-tail content from Zango
More on Merom ship dates
More on PPC vs. x86
More security bang for fewer bucks
Morphine relief without addiction?
Moto Q review, Apple's 'Pod' fixation, whither desktop Linux and more...
Moto Q: Impossible to access company phone directories
Motorola dialing up mainstream Linux phones
Motorola gives a "Push" to the Q
Motorola Q and it's OS (Windows Mobile for Smartphones) are disappointments
Movieland.com sued for spyware
Mozilla delays Firefox 2.0 release
MP3tunes throws music locker doors open
MSN Spaces struggles on launch
MTV--will digital kill the video star?
Mudslinging over California's clean-fuel initiative
Multitenant, yes. Hosted, not necessarily
Music industry sues P2P firm LimeWire
Music pushes kids to early sex
My take on the Google-eBay deal: Google Talk isn't interested in Internet telephony's full potential
My,my I'm hi on mylo's Skype integration
N.Y. Times move to block U.K. readers raises questions
Nanotech and immortality
Nanowires built to fight bioterrorism
Napster subscribers decline
NASA joins search for elusive woodpecker
NASA satellites track the growth of forests
Nasdaq puts Apple on notice
National database of molesters, new penalties for kiddie porn
NBC fulfills computer quarterbacks' 'Fantasy'
NBC's 'Heroes' pilot free on iTunes
NEC Electronics launches image chips for cars
Need a Writely invitation? No you don't
Negroponte: $100 laptop trials to kick off
New Apple feature sends users back in time
New Flash Player penetration statistics
New LGPL should work with Java
New links in Gmail
New pump and dump scheme
New Sun servers to use old Sun chip
New tools test VoIP security
New toys - USB Skype phone
New Wi-Fi standard delayed again
News Corp. to release TV/films for download (protected by MS-DRM)
News Focus: Apple meets developers at WWDC
News Focus: LinuxWorld
News Focus: Vista at Black Hat
Next Google Apps targets: Intuit QuickBooks, MS Money?
Next-gen DVD war could be messy--or not
Nintendo Learning League: Education with brandingt
No price cuts for Verizon, BellSouth DSL customers
Nokia asks court to enforce Qualcomm obligations
Nokia to buy music distributor Loudeye
Nokia to buy navigation software firm gate5
Nortel climbs to profit
Notebooks embrace the Core 2 Duo
Notes on a 24,000-mile move
Novell bans proprietary Linux modules
Novell exec: Xen's not unstable
Novell profit climbs, company starts options probe
Now playing on the Net: War propaganda
Now, about that G5
NSA wiretapping unconstitutional
Nuance turns text into speech
NuJournalism
Off-topic: bring on the freak olympics
Off-topic: Floyd Landis, the Tour de France, doping, and security
Office 2.0 conference news
Office 2.0, elastic compute clouds, Sony batteries and more...
On heels of AOL's privacy snafu, is a class action lawsuit next?
On not learning from history
On the trail of the $1000 Vista PC
Online ads to generate 18.9 bln by 2009, PPC to overtake impressions
Open Source and the Law
Open source can be recycled
Open source for open SOX
Open source grows beyond its roots
Open source is no guarantee
Open source makes development faster
Open source seeks the top of the stack
Open source stack era ending?
Open source standards and proprietary profit
Open source threatened by judicial activism
Open source won't doom traditional enterprise software
Open source: the mark of cool?
Open-source start-up nabs $4 million in funding
Open-source VoIP company wins funding
OpenOffice security is questioned
Opera Mini is a good little browser
Opera's Håkon Wium Lie compares IE7 to Ford Pinto
Oracle's Ellison to take stage at next RSA confab
OS X on Intel may give Wine a place at the table
Over-thinking Blackberries, Treos and the like
Packet storage sounds Clever
PalmSource delays hurting Palm?
PalmSource delays hurting Palm? No, it's just PalmSource hurting Pal
Paper toner = workstations
Passport chips can be copied, researcher says
Patch Tuesday comes for Vista too
Patent verdict against Microsoft, Autodesk stands
PC users can't get no satisfaction
Pedophiles seek community online
Personal Disasters
Personalized Homepage coming for new hosting service
Pervasive exits open-source PostgreSQL business
Pics of the 3G Treo 750 appear online
Pics of Treo Nitro appear on Chinese site
Platform wars
Play your own Xbox game
Pluto demoted
Podcasting should be a natural adjunct to any media and business communications
Police blotter: Trojan horse leads to porn convictions
Police: Bomb plot foiled for U.K.-U.S. flights
Politics, technology, and doubt by association
Portable office on your USB flash drive
Post-October Windows PC purchases likely to include coupon for Vista
Pouring cold water on SOA 'reuse' mantra
Prediction: Google Talk will be MySpace's voice provider
Printers a weak link in network security
Profile of a private jet owner
Providing content to the long tail
Publishing 2.0: GigaOm and CrunchNetwork
Push for huge DNA database
Quality of service: Seven steps to success
Questioning backup
QuIET molecular transistors
Qwest calls for mandatory data retention laws
Qwest on data retention laws: Oops
Rails users urged to fix flaw immediately
Real to plug Windows media support into Linux
Recall may cost Sony up to $430 million
Reciept for my first computer (IBM PC celebrates 25th anniversary)
Redefining value in an open source world
Regaining control of your company's data
Register: Fliers stripped of hi-tech, remote detonation a possibility in terror plot
Rejected TV pilot resurrected on Web
Relative Mac Pro pricing
Report from Foo Camp – goodness!
Report: Apple options granted before stock jump
Report: Digital-camera shipments up
Report: La La a threat; but labels should hold tongue
Report: Sprint seen choosing WiMax
Researchers chase goal of nonhijackable plane
Researchers develop new 3D nanomaterial
Researchers: E-passports pose security risk
Revisit 20 years of IT communications innovation with Lois Paul and friends
RFID passports and VeriChip security podcast
RFID passports arrive for Americans
RFID passports with improper shielding triggers bomb in simulation
RIAA copyright education contradictory, critics say
Rights group calls Net firms 'censors' in China
Riparian Rights
Ruscoe digging up more dirt
SaaS bloggers (part one)
Sage takes a $565 million shot at medical software
Salesforce.com automates sales process for SMBs
Salesforce.com sets sights on a billion dollars
Samsung strives for LCD record
Samsung-Matsushita patent suit rejected
SanDisk unveils 8GB music player
Satellite TV providers exit FCC auction
Scalix 11 joins the commercial open source world
School files defamation claim against Wikipedia
Schwarzenegger, Blair to terminate global warming?
SCO's Mobile Play
Scrap Web 2.0, yes, but embrace Knowledge 2.0 surely
SD schools: check your figures
Seagate net income crashes after Maxtor buy
Second Life and social responsibility
Securing healthcare data
Security pest found on BlackBerry
Security Update 2006-004 released
Selling SOA: different strokes, different folks
Selling used bits: German database ruling sets ugly music precedent
Senate ratifies controversial cybercrime treaty
Senators offer sweeping patent system changes
Serious nerds, doing serious things
SES on Click Fraud: Industry collaboration, or vested interests?
Setting an ISP speed trap in the name of Net Neutrality
Shady Google Toolbar feature has a bug
Sharing calendars may get easier
Shatner hopes new game will revive 'Trek'
Should the online world reflect the "real" world?
Should ZDNet use an open source process?
Silicon Valley execs to Blair: Take risks, try blogging
Singapore: One nation under Wi-Fi
Skype and Sony team up on new personal communicator
Skype phones sans the PC
Slashdot the Apache of open source journalism
Slashdot, you don't matter much anymore
Smart passports roll out
Snapple (Sun/Apple) pretzel logic
SOAphobia? (Fear of SOA...)
Social Media Club launches
Social media for CIOs
Software pirate gets six years
Solution to Congress' technological ineptitude: A comic book
Some HD DVD News
Sony desktop doubles as flat-screen TV
Sony gets into video sharing with Grouper hug
Sony readying Wi-Fi IM, music device
Sony shares fall on battery recall
Sony ships recordable Blu-ray discs to U.S.
Spam free (with a little help from your friends)
Spammer explains how I got spammed (but I'm not buying it)
Sparc-on-Intel translator due in weeks
SpiralFrog in music deal with Universal
Sprint COO resigns; position not to be filled
SprintNextel's WiMax challenges aren't all technical. Some are executi
Spying an intelligent search engine
Stalemate seen in high-definition DVD war
Step away from the compiler
Stolen smart phones scream to be found
Story about Apple's crackdown on 'pod' usage getting lots of pickup
Strip-mining customers is no way to behave
Strong Angel III: Disaster response innovation
Struggling schools put ads on websites
Studios to OK copying movie downloads to disc
Study: Tech, not spec, fueled U.S. housing boom
Subsecond pageviews are mission critical, so outsource
Sun expands open-source Java plan
Sun layoff hits hundreds
Sun outlines Java open source roadmap
Sun recoups server market share
Sun scraps low-end 'Serrano' Sparc chip
Sun sells mainframe rehosting business
Sun tackles privacy, speech recognition
Sun's Niagara 2 doubles down with twice the threads
Sunday funnies - ironic packaging
Surf faster on your mobile device for free
Survey: Parents worried about online use
Symantec picks away at Vista's core
Systems are go for Mountain View WiFi
Take control of the Windows Update reboot nag screen
Taking on fair use, privacy and DRM
Taking the Devil's dollar
TalkBack: 'A feeding frenzy for SaaS detractors'?
Tan Don't Burn With Coppertone
TBS game show takes texting to next level
Tech session: Vast and the long tail of classifieds
Teen perspective: Careful with that Wiki
Teens arrested in that theft of VA PC with 26.5M vet records on it. Questions remain
Teens arrested in VA laptop theft
Telecom spy suits consolidated in federal court
Telecom tax imposed in 1898 finally ends
Terrorism and technology, AOL's privacy scandal, WGA busted, WWDC highlights and more...
Test for MacBook Random Shutdown Syndrome (RSS)
The (traditional) disaster recovery plan
The Bear robot to the rescue
The big iTunes/Zune cellphone integration challenge no one is talking about
The clue train has no caboose
The Collapse of Competition
The dead-end Web 2.0 trend
The disingenuity of Microsoft's Windows Genuine Advantage program
The End of Applications?
The fabric of innovation and open source
The future of movies
The fuzz wants to add you as a friend
The greatest software ever
The Intel Kentsfield comes in at 2.66GHz
The Internet Business Model
The mobile Internet: Are we there yet?
The Motorola Q's all important, but erratic thumbwheel and back button
The mystery of Oregon's 'dead zone'
The New York Times Reader - technically simple, conceptually spectacular
The next computer interface: your finger
The Nokia N90 is still a very capable camera phone
The perfect Ajax application - Joe's Goals
The quest for enterprise mashup tools
The role of IT
The shameful destination of your music purchase dollars
The skinny on desktop Linux pros, cons and adoption
The state of spyware according to Webroot
The tip of the open source spear
The tools and technologies of the Microsoft platform
The Vega portable Windows computer not quite as bright as the star
Theft of laptop puts thousands of identities at risk
ThinkFree review Pt 2 - and Java vs Ajax discussion
Thinking of getting a PS3 for the Holidays? I'll pass ...
ThinkPad--now with Suse Linux
This is not a column
Three workers depart AOL after privacy uproar
Time Warner threatens court action over NFL channel
Too important to be open source?
Too late for federated identity?
Top electronics stores by customer satisfaction
Top Exchange problems for sysadmins: Outlook client and SMTP
Top five reasons NOT to buy YouTube
Top Secret features in Mac OS 10.5 Leopard
Torvalds battle with GPLv3
Torvalds dodges GPLv3's 18-wheeler?
Toshiba, SanDisk confirm plans for $5.2 billion NAND plant
Toward an honest GPL
Toyota to sell driver-friendlier phones
Triple-play VoIP services: and their appeal to the risk-averse
Trolltech offers fully reprogrammable mobile phone
Trolltech programmable phone likely to have uphill battle
Try this little SOA-to-BPM experiment
U.K. spammer gets two-month curfew
U.K.'s Home Office admits to database breaches
U.S. agency reviewing all Sony laptop batteries
U.S. pushes air security alert to red for first time
Ubuntu getting the desktop Linux buzz, but SuSE gets first major preload partner
UMPCs can't be priced at US$500 at this time
Undistinguished Identity and Your Reputation
Unity08 wants to make Internet voting a reality
Update aims for a friendlier Blogger
Upgrading first-responder comm problems not an easy fix
Uptick in Windows attacks reported
US watch sales down 4.9% in 2005
Use "POD" in your trademark, get sued. Has Apple gone to far?
Used mobile devices share secrets
User management view
Using disaster avoidance to drive change
Using iTunes, MySpace to launch a music career
VA laptop breach victims to get free ID monitoring
Verizon adds Windows Live services
Verizon drops DSL surcharge
Verizon gaffe lets customer details slip
Verizon heeds call of fuel cells
Verizon's Fios services build momentum
Veterans Affairs to protect data on laptops
Vets Admin: Retrieve one stolen PC, another gets swiped(this time, just 38K names lost)
Vicious orchestrated assault on MacBook wireless researchers
Video game sales up 22% in July 2006
Video interview on hacked MacBook
Virtual wireless carriers face tough times
Vista coupons will not generate more sales
Vista fans, circle January 30 on your calendar
Vista hacked at Black Hat
Vista Mythbusters #1: It's not a hardware hog
Vista prices revealed!
VMware readies virtualization software for Macs
Vonage outages apparently fixed
Vonage slashes Internet ad dollars by two-thirds
Vonage stock highest in seven weeks: what's going on?
Vonage's red ink: why all the woo-hoo in the world won't help
Wall of Sheep at DEFCON illustrates what not to do
Warner's wolf in DVD clothing?
Web 2.0 = a piece of jargon
Web 2.0 amateur entrepreneurs: failure to succeed
Web 2.0 cold shower: Mike vs. Nick
Web site fosters 'comedy community'
Webify: More insurance for IBM's SOA line
Welcome Esther Dyson and Denise Howell
What can we learn from Microsoft's Mac BU blog?
What drives Web 2.0 VC bets?
What is Red Hat's achilles heel? No, it's not SuSE, Windows, or Solaris. Ubuntu anyone?
What price utility computing for the Web 2.0 era?
What to look for in a SaaS vendor
What's Michael Dell running now? Windows 98? DOS?
What's up with Windows Desktop Search?
Where are the profits in the long tail?
Where are the proprietary hits?
Where is the disruption from the Internet?
Where US teenagers shop online: Hollisterco, HotTopic, BabyPhat
Where Web 2.0 intersects with the enterprise
Which comes first -- SOA or success?
Who owns the on-demand customer?
Who's to blame for Apple's C.R.A.P.?
Who's waiting for Windows Vista?
Whose new tools are more open?
Why business is driving SaaS adoption
Why does that new widescreen HDTV look so weird?
Why economic development leads to democracy
Why experience makes good business sense
Why I don't want a wireless iPod
Why Java won't be GPL'd
Why Rich Internet Applications are a blend of "Web 2.0" and "Internet 2.0"
Why SprintNextel's COO got the boot
Why the Rich Internet Application is important for advertising
Wi-Fi Alliance to certify "pre-standard" 802.11n gear next year
Wiki site aims to boost patent review process
Wikipedia's Wales touts 'free culture' movement
Will Mac's growth make it a bigger target?
Will media companies and video site buyers value Rich Internet Applications?
Will Netflix DVDs go the way of AOL CDs?
Win XP inferior in the security department
Wind River further embraces Eclipse with developer tools code donation
Windows defense handcuffs good guys
Windows Desktop Search 3.0 beta 2 released
Windows Live in a state of paralysis? Surely not...
Windows Live: Fresh look but same walled garden?
Windows Update: The slowdown continues
Windows Vista inches forward
Windows without viruses and spyware? Yes, it's possible
Worm duo tries to hijack Windows PCs
Worm sparks rise in zombie PCs
Would Microsoft make a good private equity play?
Writer is Microsoft's first Live killer app
WWDC: Apple completes transition to Intel
X Prize funder to become first female space tourist
XenSource CTO takes on Oracle's criticisms, discusses virtues of paravirtualization
XenSource's first product due next week
XOFTspy Portable lets you clean from a U3 flash drive
XXX Porn at Google.com powers AdWords business
You didn't pay for that cable did you?
You, Mr. Bank Customer! Halt! Very slowly, drop that cell phone
YouTube could be a steal at $1 billion
YouTube directors ready for postproduction
YouTube hopes to cash in on Paris Hilton
YouTube nod to MySpace: Paris Hilton is YouTube's newest friend
YouTube, Digg, Wikipedia: Can Web 2.0 play hardball?
YouTube, MySpace, Digg stats: Web 'tabloid' tease?
Yuck. Chocolate never tasted this C.R.A.P-py
Zag steers new route to buying a car
Zimbra rolls out new version with 'Documents'
Zune - Creating "music" social networks