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  1. New technology may increase identity theft - scientist
  2. Australian court rules against music Web site Kazaa
  3. Internet is bulletin board for Katrina victims
  4. Skype and Tom Online create Chinese joint venture
  5. Microsoft takes Google to court over ex-employee
  6. Online gamer Sportingbet bidder for Empire-sources
  7. Ofcom says launches probe into C&W unit
  8. Broadcast TV next frontier for mobiles
  9. Standards row puts brakes on mobile TV in Europe
  10. Samsung to launch dual-standard DVD player -paper
  11. Nearly 100,000 seek family on Katrina site-Red Cross
  12. Regulator plans more pricing freedom for BT
  13. Internet satellite imagery under fire over security
  14. Bundesliga to test live games broadcast to mobiles
  15. Thai military upset by Google satellite pictures
  16. Apple unveils new combination iPod/cellphone
  17. Microsoft files suit against European Commission
  18. More pricing freedom for BT
  19. European Parliament proposes .kid Internet domain
  20. Microsoft unveils new brand of business software
  21. Microsoft, Google await China expert hire ruling
  22. Apple unveils iPod nano; cell phone iPod
  23. Ebay in talks to buy Skype
  24. News Corp. expands Web grasp
  25. Hewlett-Packard to cut 6,000 jobs in Europe-union
  26. Nokia to take mobile e-mail to corporate masses
  27. M'shita to sell more displays to rivals
  28. Weak tone seen for Japan's wallet phones in Asia
  29. Gates pushes upcoming Windows, Office versions
  30. Gripes from Skype users after eBay buy-out
  31. FBI warns about fake Katrina charity Web sites
  32. Ex-Microsoft exec free to work for Google-judge
  33. Sony recalls 3.5 mln Playstation power adapters
  34. Reprieve for gambling sites as US ban averted
  35. Microsoft in talks on AOL link: source
  36. Freeview sales grow, more used on second TV
  37. BSkyB moving towards hybrid Internet platform
  38. Cyber cons, not vandals, now behind viruses-report
  39. Dell to sell laptop with Verizon's high-speed data
  40. Microsoft claims resellers sold counterfeit software
  41. Vodafone Japan to beef up handset portfolio
  42. Peerflix DVD exchange gives old discs new life
  43. Microsoft says it buys Alacris; terms not disclosed
  44. Baidu ordered to halt music downloading service
  45. Mobile phone users get on down to beat of downloads
  46. Dell launches new music player
  47. Google library push faces lawsuit by U.S. authors group
  48. EU states still negotiating data storage plan
  49. Google prepares to launch WiFi service
  50. Qwest, Microsoft to offer Internet phone service
  51. AOL to introduce new Internet telephone service
  52. Music biz explores wireless frontier
  53. PluggedIn: "Recommendation engines" lead fans to music
  54. Ofcom says O2 optimistic on TV spectrum sale
  55. China steps up Web controls but investors untroubled
  56. Media watchdog tells bloggers how to avoid censors
  57. D.Telekom to slash jobs at fixed-line unit -report
  58. Intel sees WiMax trials in parts of Asia end-2005
  59. Microsoft, Intel throw weight behind HD DVD standard
  60. Google to triple search scope
  61. Toshiba to launch PC with HD DVD drive in 2006
  62. Microsoft, Palm make peace, plan new Windows phone
  63. Motorola wins new cheap phone deal with $30 model
  64. Japan's Willcom unveils new phones, pricing
  65. Sony may invest more in Samsung LCD venture
  66. Electronic Arts announces mobile game line-up
  67. Dixons owner DSG in cut-price home phone foray
  68. Erotic chat grounds for divorce -court ruling
  69. Samsung says set to decide on raising US chip output
  70. Sony makes style pitch to women for flat TV
  71. Toshiba delays US launch of HD DVD player
  72. Sanyo widens loss forecast, speeds up job cuts
  73. KPN picks Lucent, Juniper Networks for IP network
  74. Mobistar to launch broadband Internet access
  75. Apple admits problem with iPod nano
  76. Samsung, Bang & Olufsen to unveil new phone in UK
  77. Online games spawn own economy, society
  78. UN telcom agency says would be ready to run Internet
  79. Google proposes free Wi-Fi for San Francisco
  80. Microsoft plans cheaper Windows version for India
  81. Microsoft's Office upgrade to support PDF files
  82. Yahoo backs new digital book group, invites Google
  83. Internet crime shifts to Russia
  84. Galileo under threat over costs-paper
  85. AOL to buy Weblogs network
  86. Eircom shares rally after Swisscom report
  87. Al Qaeda puts job ads on Internet - Arab paper
  88. Eircom says no talks after bid report
  89. Australian court rules modified PlayStation legal
  90. Microsoft says Windows is safer than you think
  91. Universal Music vows it's not the same old song
  92. AOL to buy Weblogs Inc., courts bloggers
  93. AOL makes new broadband push into France
  94. Hackers jailed for global computer worm plot
  95. Sanyo CFO quits
  96. Blog subscribers seek out small universe of sites
  97. Dutch police arrest suspected computer hackers
  98. BBC seeks above-inflation fee rise
  99. EU states told to improve 112 emergency calls
  100. Microsoft and RealNetworks near settlement