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  1. Meebo's 'Community IM' announces new partners
  2. Quicken Online is finally free
  3. Microsoft makes Windows 7 name final
  4. Days of rage on the Internet
  5. Google to appeal German copyright decision
  6. Mozilla launches Developer Tools Lab for the open Web
  7. New laws track child predators online
  8. Microsoft: Mac buyers pay Apple tax
  9. Bandcamp: For cleaner music sites
  10. SNL made YouTube, so SNL site makes sense
  11. The cell phone industry celebrates its 25th birthday
  12. Orange UK halts BlackBerry Bold sales
  13. Apple notebook event: Live blog at 10 a.m. PDT Tuesday
  14. UMG chief on YouTube: 'We don't look at anything as promotion'
  15. Site creator Wix announces funding, subscriptions
  16. Bush signs RIAA-backed intellectual-property law
  17. NBC to launch 'locals only' Web sites
  18. SourceForge turns to virtualization for hosted apps
  19. Microsoft and Viacom show the way to sensible copyright enforcement
  20. Microsoft and Dell climb by double digits, Dow breaks through 9,000
  21. Silverlight 2: Will it finally match Microsoft's expectations?
  22. Palin ordered to save e-mails
  23. Qwest reaches tentative deal with union
  24. Entrepreneurs are worried, but some are not worried enough
  25. Teachit raises undisclosed amount for U.S. expansion
  26. Microsoft ready for Silverlight's second act
  27. Hollywood.com acquires Media By Numbers
  28. Gartner and UBS provide a mixed view on IT spending
  29. '60 Minutes' video: Drone warfare in Iraq
  30. Green news harvest: 'black silicon' solar cells
  31. Network security makes a quantum leap
  32. The Linux opportunity buried in the Unix market share data
  33. Add 2.1-channel speakers to your laptop for $19.99
  34. Yahoo! finally using Zimbra
  35. Another new hard disk... and an unsolved problem
  36. Google's Schmidt: Brands to clean up Internet 'cesspool'
  37. DOJ closes ATI antitrust investigation
  38. Wave and tidal power looks for its footing
  39. MobUI acquires Action Engine, plans iPhone apps
  40. Egnyte simplifies: Now it's a hosted workgroup file server
  41. The Apple notebook guessing game
  42. So much for that idea: Tech stocks have fallen from 1999 to 2008
  43. MIT: Dirty coal, not bad technology, to blame for China pollution
  44. What is a Netbook computer?
  45. Twitter drops support for IM
  46. Who needs an open-source strategy? You do
  47. NComputing lands big India deal
  48. McAfee sees rise in stock scams, social engineering attacks
  49. Micron to buy $400 million stake in memory maker
  50. MySpace targets small advertisers with new program
  51. Report: MP3 players threaten users' hearing
  52. 280 Slides: PowerPoint made fast and easy, online
  53. More MacBook rumors and pics surface
  54. IBM invests in business partners' training
  55. In a first ever, US Navy charters kite-powered cargo ship to deliver equipment
  56. FCC report negates free Internet interference claims
  57. Profitability covers a multitude of sins
  58. Bookmarklet converts Web pages to CD sleeves
  59. EFF: MPAA's RealDVD suit is a smoke screen
  60. Photos: Top 10 reviews of the week
  61. Apple will repair MacBooks that have faulty Nvidia GPUs
  62. ChunkIt for search clarity
  63. Ellison's mantra: Spend, baby, spend
  64. President signs broadband data collection bill
  65. Microsoft to announce Silverlight 2.0 on Monday
  66. Fallout takes hold: Seesmic publicly lays off 7
  67. YouTube beams up 'Star Trek' for long-form video, prominent new ads
  68. Verizon Wireless considers extra text fee
  69. Apple, eBay stocks rise as Dow goes on wild ride
  70. Security Bites 117: How 'Clickjacking' attacks hide behind the mouse
  71. World Bank under cyberattack?
  72. AOL to developers: Put passion over profit
  73. Tech's next step: More M&A?
  74. A financial wreck can't keep good Web developers down
  75. Video: Daily Debrief: Web 2.0 casualties?
  76. Cut road trips in half with MeetWays
  77. Uncov returns to heap scorn on tech companies
  78. China Mobile plans R&D facility in Silicon Valley
  79. Adobe embraces latest Canon, Nikon, Sony SLRs
  80. A financial wreck can't keep good Web developers down
  81. Friday Poll: Which tech product is Joe Biden?
  82. Microsoft exec: Challenging times play to our strengths
  83. Yahoo oneSearch 2.0 slowly spreads voice search
  84. Why a new $800 Apple laptop had better be pretty
  85. Wal-Mart reversal teaches us you guys have might
  86. Week in review: Tech stocks tumble
  87. Zuckerberg: Be patient, we're opening up
  88. Lolcalreuse iPhone app helps you find, get rid of junk
  89. Chip forecasts head south
  90. Should Microsoft buy Research In Motion?
  91. Zoho Mail: Mobile, offline, and out of beta
  92. Facebook's Morin calls on developers to Connect
  93. Apple: The cheaper alternative?
  94. Open-source innovation in a recession
  95. Speaker placement tips for audiophiles
  96. Google fine-tunes Gmail's IMAP access options
  97. Today's Kozmos?: 11 potentially doomed dot-coms
  98. Wal-Mart reverses policy on DRM?
  99. VCs throw cold water on portfolio companies
  100. Ning's OpenSocial support goes live
  101. Windation: urban wind inspired by ancient Persia
  102. Green news harvest: Ill winds for carbon trading
  103. Mahalo gets live news ticker
  104. Fitness gadget company Fitbit raises a round
  105. Score a 42-inch Sharp HDTV for $899 shipped
  106. Will Senate actually investigate NSA spying on Americans?
  107. Academics sink teeth into Yahoo search service
  108. Getting global with Digg's Kevin Rose, part 2
  109. Yahoo investor: Sell to Microsoft for $22 a share
  110. Zuckerberg: Facebook is all about growth
  111. SkyFuel heats up solar thermal power race
  112. The Lenovo S10 Netbook is here, count me in
  113. iTunes Genius and privacy
  114. Hi-tech bank robbers phone it in
  115. Collaborate on the quick with Finetuna
  116. Masochistic Web quiz: Can you discern 100 hues?
  117. Apple's October update fixes 20 security flaws
  118. Former software execs charged with wire fraud
  119. Yahoo falls into $12 range, Dow pushes into 8,000 territory
  120. AOL steers Journals bloggers to Google service
  121. Microsoft to issue 11 security patches on Tuesday
  122. CNET News Daily Podcast: How will Web 2.0 weather current financial storm?
  123. Micron to cut workforce by 15 percent, slash flash output
  124. Google Maps gets search-related text ads
  125. Parity provides free online identity management
  126. Microsoft Live Labs launches political meme tracker
  127. Photos: Cracking open Apple's revamped iPod Nano
  128. Start-ups: How freaked out are you?
  129. Guinea pigs squeal over Yahoo home page test
  130. Amazon drops S3 prices
  131. Ben Huh can has successful business model?
  132. Photobucket gets photo organizer, album themes
  133. Video: Daily Debrief: Ceatec impressions
  134. Start-up looks to extend battery life
  135. Symantec eyes pay-per-use software
  136. It's official: Apple to talk laptops on October 14
  137. Social application builds possible electoral map
  138. Study: Mobile Web sites need improvement
  139. Tapping Twitter to monitor broadband outages
  140. Feature or Google's sense of humor? Audio tool speaks your YouTube comments
  141. Getting global with Digg's Kevin Rose
  142. Does IBM signal strength for tech spending?
  143. Wall Street gives Internet titans price cut, sector caution
  144. Submersible airplane, another DARPA 'must have'
  145. Eying solid-state drives, Seagate tries to quell fears
  146. Being smart about Web mail
  147. How an EMI 'portal' could work
  148. Google strategist wants Web to name his baby
  149. The tech downturn: How long and how bad?
  150. Digg's Kevin Rose: We've got to be more than a fanboy hub
  151. MapQuest taps Yelp info for local push
  152. AMD deal triggers Intel warning
  153. Microsoft unveils new Xbox Live 'experience'
  154. Angel investor Ron Conway to portfolio: Cut expenses now
  155. Intel taps Senator Feinstein's chief of staff
  156. Big Blue sees sunny forecast
  157. Earnings alert: IBM posts positive preliminary numbers
  158. Business, labor urge Bush to sign RIAA-backed copyright bill
  159. Yahoo relaunches IndexTools as Web Analytics
  160. How botnets use 'bullet-proof' domains
  161. Google broadens e-mail archiving service
  162. MyAnalytics puts Google Analytics in your pocket
  163. Former 'cyber czar' goes corporate
  164. Tech stocks and broader markets edge down
  165. Attention, Google Maps fans: Here come GeoEye photos
  166. Apple granted patent on Mac OS X Dock
  167. CNET News Daily Podcast: BlackBerry Storm on the horizon
  168. Napster judge thumped RealDVD but will she ban it?
  169. With 'Ubiquity,' Mozilla chooses functionality over security
  170. Sprint cuts the cord in Baltimore
  171. Tough times for tech
  172. 'Clickjacking' attack hides behind the mouse
  173. Forget AdSense on YouTube, give me explosions
  174. Shoeboxed now tags scanned receipts for you
  175. Does Windows Cloud equal Windows Strata?
  176. For Apple, the kids are alright
  177. Green news harvest: Mascoma, Konarka ramp up clean tech
  178. Study: iTunes, Rhapsody grow in brand awareness
  179. Tips for surviving the market meltdown
  180. Still believe in the stock market? Try Inner8
  181. Reframe It launches community markup system for Web pages
  182. New Wikia interface enables search-results apps
  183. Feds propose consolidation of personal info in databases
  184. Asus makes Eee PC S101 official, expects warm reception
  185. Yahoo shares fall into the $13 range
  186. The BlackBerry Storm is no iPhone
  187. Mufin lets you discover new music with science
  188. Broadcom slaps Qualcomm with another patent suit
  189. Candidates agree on clean tech, differ on details
  190. Why that Canon lens costs so much, part II
  191. Will a sluggish economy mean slower mobile sales?
  192. Music radio? Is anybody listening anymore?
  193. CBS Webcast: Examining McCain-Obama debate No. 2
  194. Print without wires for $38 shipped
  195. Glam's next target: cash money millionaires
  196. Alleged Palin hacker indicted
  197. Oracle orders in Primavera Software
  198. Universal Music videos come to teen site Kiwibox
  199. Symantec to buy MessageLabs for $695M
  200. Fix glitches by updating your software
  201. iPod dying? It's already dead.
  202. Opera 9.6 focuses on neglected features
  203. Government use of biometrics still raises privacy concerns
  204. Verizon officially debuts RIM BlackBerry Storm
  205. Yahoo has high hopes for calendar makeover
  206. Google launches AdSense for Games
  207. Unisys hopes ex-Gateway chief can turn it around
  208. CEA: Economy down, TV sales up
  209. Click-to-buy links for songs, games added to YouTube
  210. No escape from the perfect financial storm
  211. Judge keeps RealDVD restraining order in place
  212. Another iPhone bug?
  213. Will Beijing's sustained driving restrictions maintain clear skies?
  214. Money makes open source tick
  215. Dow plummets 508 points
  216. CNET News Daily Podcast: Subway cards now easily hackable
  217. Firefox Geode: Web sites know where you are
  218. HP to offer printing on MySpace
  219. Army plans 500-megawatt solar thermal farm
  220. Microsoft search results land inside Facebook
  221. Astronaut training awaits Esther Dyson
  222. Scale and zoom around presentations with ZuiPrezi
  223. Search-ad revenues grow amid market malaise
  224. Photos: Messenger returns to Mercury
  225. At last Google invents something truly brilliant
  226. MyPunchbowl gets new look, snazzy invite designer
  227. ZoomProspector helps you relocate your business
  228. EU directive could change iPhone battery design
  229. Virgin turns down $1 million for galactic porn movie
  230. Analysts cut Google and SAP price targets and earnings estimates
  231. MIT prof sees no free ride to cleaner cars
  232. CBS live Webcast: Presidential debate, round two
  233. Solar start-up scores with series of tubes
  234. Why I can't wait for the iPod to die
  235. Government report: Data mining doesn't work very well
  236. If the economy tanks, will subscriptions become a panacea?
  237. At CERN, computers to tackle the Big Bang
  238. Apple's 'Brick' manufacturing rumors--not so revolutionary?
  239. Kleiner Perkins backs smart-grid firm Silver Spring
  240. Open source does not mean "open to pilfer trademarks", suggests Google
  241. AMD finds 'fabless' alternative
  242. VeriSign sells mobility joint-venture stake to News Corp for $200 million
  243. Verizon loses patent suit against Cox
  244. PayPal competitor unveils details on eBay services
  245. Supreme Court denies Samsung appeal
  246. CA acquires identity management company IDFocus
  247. The Audiophile Wiki gives sound answers
  248. Burst Media unveils Thought Leaders Ad Network
  249. Has open source won--or has it lost?
  250. Get a loaded Acer Aspire notebook for $399.99