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LATEST NEWS

• New iPhones May Be Prone to Overheating
• Microsoft's Bing Steals Market Share From Google
• Report: Dell Working On Pocket Web Gadget
• China Suddenly Suspends New Web-Filter Rules
• Cell-Phone Makers Settle on One-Size-Fits-All Charger
• Is It Time to Ditch the Laptop for a Smartphone?
• Britney Spears, Ellen DeGeneres Twitpic Accounts Hacked
• Apple: CEO Steve Jobs Back at Work
• Supreme Court Lets Cable Company Store Recorded TV Shows
• BlackBerry in Pocket Saves Skier's Life in Glacier Fall
• How to Buy Stock in Facebook, Twitter Before They Go Public
• Pre Helps Palm Beat Expectations as Shares Rise
• Top Web Agency Hires Former Cybersecurity Czar
• PC Makers Grudgingly Installing Chinese Web Filter
• Jackson's Music, Death Dominate Internet

BLOGGING

• Twitter Links Iran Protestors to Outside World
• Study: Ten Percent of Users Dominate Twitter
• Tony La Russa Sues Twitter Over Fake Account
• Flood of Twitter Spam Has Only Just Begun
• Psychic Experiment to Be Conducted Using Twitter
• Bloggers, Beware: What You Write Can Get You Sued
• Tech Rumor: Apple in Talks to Buy Twitter for $700 Million
• Irish Catholic Cardinal Urges Faithful to Twitter Prayers
• 'Twitterjacking' — Identity Theft in 140 Characters or Less
• Study: Most Twitterers Quit After First Month
• Ashton Kutcher Beats CNN, Becomes First 'Twitter Millionaire'
• Ashton Kutcher Out to Beat CNN to a Million on Twitter
• Can Twitter Confuse Your 'Moral Compass'?
• New York City Church to Twitter Passion Play
• Report: Google in 'Late Stage' Talks to Acquire Twitter

BROADBAND & DIAL-UP

• Cablevision Rolls Out Super-Fast Internet Access
• Rural Vemonters Hope Obama Brings Them Broadband
• Broadband Access Becomes Real-Estate Must-Have
• Poor Households May Be Ditching Broadband for iPhones
• Study: Many Dial-Up Users Don't Want Broadband
• Government Urged to Push Out Broadband Across U.S.
• Verizon Jacks Up Speed of FiOS Broadband Service
• Time Warner Cable Begins Metering Internet Use
• AP: Cox Blocking Its Own Internet Subscribers
• Qwest Rolls Out Faster DSL in Dozens of Markets
• Comcast Wants 'Bill of Rights' for Broadband Clients
• Comcast Won't Slow Down Internet Traffic Any More
• Verizon's FiOS Broadband Service Makes Inroad Into Manhattan
• Time Warner Cable Tests Data-Usage Rate Structure
• Comcast Blocks Bible From Being Uploaded

CHILD SAFETY ON THE INTERNET

• Online Child Pornography Declines, Group Reports
• Connecticut Bill Would Require Parental Consent, Proof of Age for MySpace Users
• Segan: Get Your Kids Computers as Early as Possible
• Judge Dismisses Texas Sexual-Assault Lawsuit Against MySpace
• Web Child-Safety Group: Internet More Dangerous Than Ever
• Study: Rising Number of Kids Exposed to Online Porn
• Survey: Fewer Teens Sexually Solicited Over Internet
• News Corp. Launches Internet-Safety Ad Campaign
• MySpace.com Tightening Security for Underage Members

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY & MOVIE-MAKING

• Shooting High-Def Video With Still Cameras
• How Swine-Flu Thermal-Imaging Detectors Work
• Review: Mini Camcorders Cheap, Simple and Flawed
• Software Lets Cameras Take Billion-Pixel Images
• Police: Teen Rigged Camera to Give Electrical Shock
• Web Sleuths Reunite Lost Digital Camera With Owner
• Panasonic Debuts 150-Inch Plasma TV
• Fake Photos Found to Alter Real Memories
• High-Definition 'Last Supper' Image Posted Online
• TiVo Boxes to Stream Rhapsody Music Service
• World's Dullest TV Show to Measure Energy Use
• High-Def DVD Player Sales Unlikely to Take Off Any Time Soon
• E-Mail Chain Sends Lost Digital Camera Back to Owner
• Sony Brings Out Smile-Detecting Cameras
• AT&T Worries Privacy Advocates With Anti-Piracy Initiative

DIGITAL TELEVISION

• Supreme Court Lets Cable Company Store Recorded TV Shows
• Reception Problems Linger After DTV Transition
• End of an Era as Analog TV Broadcasts Sign Off
• Two Million TVs Set to Go Dark Friday
• Hollywood, RealNetworks Square Off on DVD 'Ripping'
• Partial Digital-TV Switchover Goes Mostly Smoothly
• List of Stations Switching to Digital Broadcasts
• Digital TV Switchover Begins This Week
• Hundreds of TV Stations Switching to Digital Next Week
• Digital Switchover Still Set for Feb. 17 for Many Stations
• Digital-TV Delay Bill Passes Congress
• Closed-Circuit TV Ads May Be Watching You Back
• California Cracks Down on Power-Hungry TVs
• Digital-TV Delay Bill to Get Second Chance in House
• House Nixes Digital-TV Transition Delay

HARDWARE

• Apple: CEO Steve Jobs Back at Work
• Tech Q and A: When Your Camera Won't Play Well With Others
• Tech World Awaits Steve Jobs' Possible Return
• Report: Steve Jobs to Return to Apple by End of June
• Tech Q and A: Is Your Fiber-Optic Connection for Real?
• Researchers Create DVDs With Massive Storage
• Report: Electronic Gadgets Killing the Planet
• Tech Q and A: Which PC Should a College Kid Get?
• Amazon Unveils Larger Kindle for Textbooks, Magazines
• Amazon to Launch Kindle for Textbooks
• Obama Tax Plan Would Hit Tech Companies Hard
• Apple Gets Set to Make Its Own Computer Chips
• GIs in War Zones Rely on Apple's iPod Touch
• Pocket Projectors: A Pocketful of Miracles
• Steve Jobs Remains Closely Involved in Apple Operations

INTERNET & WORLD WIDE WEB

• Microsoft's Bing Steals Market Share From Google
• China Suddenly Suspends New Web-Filter Rules
• Top Web Agency Hires Former Cybersecurity Czar
• PC Makers Grudgingly Installing Chinese Web Filter
• Jackson's Music, Death Dominate Internet
• China Cracks Down on Online Sexual-Health Information
• China Cuts Off Google for Being Full of Porn
• Microsoft Tweaks Bing, Makes Porn Easier to Filter Out
• Going Mobile With In-Car Wi-Fi
• Internet Cutting Down on Family Time, Study Shows
• Israel Debuts 'Kosher' Search Engine
• Fear Grips Google as Founder Sergey Brin Orders Bing Study
• How Iranians Get Around Web Censors
• Company: China Stole Our PC-Censoring Software
• 'Web 2.0' Crowned One Millionth English Word

MUSIC & MOVIE DOWNLOADS

• Misic Company Vows to Prove Woman Shared Copyrighted Music
• iTunes Gang Bought Own Songs With Stolen Credit Cards
• Swedish 'Pirate Party' Nabs Euro Parliament Seat
• French Lawmakers Reconsider Internet Piracy Bill
• Music-Download Saga Ends With $7,000 Settlement
• Pirate Bay File-Sharing Four Found Guilty
• Price Changes Take Effect at Apple's iTunes Store
• Google Launches Free Music Downloads -- in China
• AT&T to Send Warnings to Illegal File-Sharers
• Three Strikes and You're Offline: Music Industry, ISPs May Cut Internet Access for File-Sharers
• Teen's 'Lost' Downloads Cost Mom $50,000
• Music Industry Settles Famous Downloading Lawsuit
• Brooklyn Band Busts Sarkozy for Copyright Infringement
• Swedish File-Sharing Trial Thrown Into Uproar
• Isle of Man Mulls All-You-Can-Eat File-Sharing Fees

ONLINE GAMBLING

• Feds Freeze Online Poker Bank Accounts
• Minnesota Using Old Law to Block Online Gambling
• Congress May Overturn Online Gambling Ban
• Web Site Lets Users Bet on Outcome of News Stories
• Copyright Cops Scour Web for Unauthorized Music, Videos
• U.S. Settles BetOnSports Online-Gambling Civil Case
• Britain Hosts International Conference on Online Gambling
• Online Poker Threatened by Web-Gambling Ban
• Experts: Online-Gambling Ban Won't Work
• Wounded British Web Gambling Firms Look to Asia
• Online Gambling Shares Fall as Congress OKs Bill
• British Gambling Exec Resigns, Free to Leave New York
• Sportingbet Shares Plummet in Wake of Executive's Arrest
• Sportingbet Chairman Held in U.S.
• BetOnSports.com Shutting Down U.S.-Targeted Operations

ONLINE VIDEO

• Guessing Game: How Much Money Is YouTube Losing?
• YouTube Video May Show Gunman Killing Protesters in Iran
• YouTube Flooded With Porn Clips
• Disney Takes Stake in Hulu Online-Video Site
• YouTube Goes Big-Time With Full-Length Movies, TV Shows
• China Blocks Access to YouTube
• YouTube Blocks Music Videos for British Viewers
• Bloody Massacres and Suicide -- They're Just a Click Away
• Cable Companies Try to Catch Up to Online TV
• Hitler Video Dubbing Phenomenon Shocks and Amuses
• Woman's Airport Meltdown Becomes YouTube Hit
• Cable Companies Panic as Viewers Shift to Internet
• Vatican Launches YouTube Channel
• Vatican to Get Its Own YouTube Channel
• One Woman Rules YouTube: Beyonce

PHONES & PERSONAL DIGITAL ASSISTANTS

• New iPhones May Be Prone to Overheating
• Report: Dell Working On Pocket Web Gadget
• Cell-Phone Makers Settle on One-Size-Fits-All Charger
• Is It Time to Ditch the Laptop for a Smartphone?
• BlackBerry in Pocket Saves Skier's Life in Glacier Fall
• Pre Helps Palm Beat Expectations as Shares Rise
• Apple's iPhone Gets Its First 'Porn' App
• iPhone, iPod Security Flaws Get 45 Patches
• Verizon and AT&T Deny Collusion on Texting Prices
• New iPhone App Lets You Write in Thin Air
• AT&T Not Ready to Roll Out MMS, Tethering for June iPhone Launch
• Palm Pre Draws Small but Dedicated Crowds to Debut
• Apple Unveils Faster iPhone, Drastic Price Cuts
• Rumors Have Apple Unveiling New iPhone Monday
• Review: Palm's Pre Is No iPhone Killer

PORTABLE MEDIA PLAYERS

• University Makes iPods, iPhones Mandatory for Freshmen
• How to Make an iPod Into an iPhone
• Review: Apple ReShuffles the Deck
• New Apple iPod Shuffle Speaks Names of Songs
• Young Music Fans May Be Deaf to iPod's Limitations
• Report: Bill Gates Won't Let His Kids Have iPods
• ReKindled: Amazon's Second-Generation Electronic Reader
• EU: MP3 Players Could Damage Hearing of Millions
• Secret-File MP3 Player Turned In to U.S. Officials
• Thrift-Shop MP3 Player Held Secret Military Files
• Zune Extinction Event: Microsoft Music Players All Freeze Up at Once
• Analog Era Slowly Sputters, Clicks to a Close
• Apple Founder: iPod Destined to 'Die Out'
• Record Labels to Sell Music on Memory Cards
• Apple Recalls iPhone 3G Power Adapters

SOCIAL NETWORKING

• Britney Spears, Ellen DeGeneres Twitpic Accounts Hacked
• How to Buy Stock in Facebook, Twitter Before They Go Public
• Top Corporate Executives Shun Online Social Networks
• New Mafia Game Hits Up Twitter Players for Money
• Facebook Rolling Out Personalized Domain Names Saturday Morning
• China Turns Twitter Back On After Tiananmen Anniversary
• Guess What? You're Spending Twice as Much Time on Facebook
• Facebook Worth $10 Billion, According to Investors
• Co-Founders Say Twitter Will Eventually Charge for Its Services
• Iran Suddenly Lifts Facebook Ban
• Iranian Politician Blasts Country's Facebook Ban
• Muslim Clerics: Facebook Encourages Extramarital Affairs
• Craigslist Founder Calls Social-Media Participation Patriotic
• Facebook Cuts Off Users With Fake-Sounding Names
• U.S. Military Gingerly Embraces Social Networking

SOFTWARE

• Sony Shows Off Motion Controller at E3
• Microsoft Says Hackers Seek to Attack PowerPoint Users
• Microsoft Says Windows 7 on Track for Holidays
• Microsoft Lays Off Thousands, Hints at More to Come
• Google Accidentally Offends Japanese Sensibilities
• Tech Q and A: Does Your Mac Have the Conficker Virus?
• Fear of Viruses Could Be Causing PC Attacks
• Tech Q and A: Happy Birthday to Us, and Beware
• Driver Says GPS Unit Led Him to Edge of Cliff
• Tech Q and A: Why Can't iPhones Run on Verizon's Network?
• Google Earth Uncovers British Nuclear Sub Base, Missile Facility
• Windows 7 Has Secret 'Off' Switch for Internet Explorer
• Microsoft Testing New Search Service Internally
• Tech Q and A: Size Does Matter
• Google Challenges Hackers to Attack New Security Program

WIRELESS NETWORKING

• English Hippies Upset Over Local Wi-Fi Network
• FCC Head Wants Free Nationwide Wireless Internet Access
• Wireless Networking Settles In on Airplanes
• Delta to Offer Wireless Internet Access on Most Flights
• Chrysler to Offer Internet Access on 2009 Models
• American Airlines Testing In-Flight Internet Access
• Sante Fe, New Mexico, OKs Wireless Despite Complaints From the 'Electrically Sensitive'
• Monster Cable Rolls Out Wireless HDTV Connection Kit
• Researcher: WiMAX to Replace Wi-Fi Within Five Years
• Tech Companies, Broadcasters Battle Over TV 'White Space'
• Time Warner, Comcast May Bankroll Sprint's WiMax Network
• Google Urges FCC to Open Up TV 'White Space' to Wireless Internet
• Starbucks Ditches T-Mobile, Will Offer Free, Paid Wi-Fi With AT&T
• Review: Portable Wi-Fi Messengers Get Better
• Wireless Camera-Memory Card Wins CES Contest

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