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- Aussie Court: Kazaa File-Swapping Illegal (AP)
- Online Advertisers Turning to Pay-Per-Call (AP)
- Firms Offer Technology for Katrina Effort (AP)
- More Parents Going High-Tech to Track Kids (AP)
- Australian court rules music file-swapping software infringes copyright (AFP)
- High-Tech Parking Meters Rake in Coins (AP)
- Hey, Don't Count Unix Out Just Yet (TechWeb)
- Toyota Computer Makes You Watch the Road (AP)
- Samsung to launch dual-standard DVD player -paper (Reuters)
- Linux firm Trolltech readies board for IPO (Reuters)
- Borland upgrades IDE as open source alternatives loom (InfoWorld)
- New free software license takes aim at patents (Reuters)
- Apple to unveil music phone (SiliconValley.com)
- Greenpeace Protests PC Recycling Policies (PC World)
- Telecom Damage Tops $400 Million (washingtonpost.com)
- Japanese Internet mall Rakuten expands into US (AFP)
- Panel Rules Against Nextel Partners (AP)
- Ex-Microsoft Exec Alleges Incompetence (AP)
- Music Industry Awaits Apple Announcement (AP)
- India Computer Sales Up 8.6 Percent (AP)
- Microsoft Files Appeal Against EU Ruling (AP)
- Ex-Student Sentenced for Computer Hacking (AP)
- UK sets out case for data logs to fight terror (Reuters)
- Unmanned Planes Survey New Orleans Damage (AP)
- New Trojan Aims Koran at Viewers of Porn (NewsFactor)
- Apple introduces iPod nano (MacCentral)
- Apple unveils iTunes phone (Reuters)
- Apple unveils iTunes phone (Reuters)
- Spanish City Gets High-Tech Buggies (AP)
- NerdTV Available by Free Internet Download (AP)
- Microsoft, Google await China expert hire ruling (Reuters)
- Apple unveils iPod nano (Reuters)
- Cingular music phone ads take cue from iPod images (Reuters)
- Microsoft unveils new brand of business software (Reuters)
- IBM Ships Lotus Notes/Domino 7 (PC World)
- Inventor Working Hard on Video Headstones (AP)
- News Corp to buy Internet firm IGN -WSJ (Reuters)
- IPods shrink, phones now sing (USATODAY.com)
- SCO Continues to Lose Money (Ziff Davis)
- New Backpack Puts Juice in Power Walking (AP)
- Google hires 'father of the Internet' Vinton Cerf (Reuters)
- Backpack designed to generate power from walking (Reuters)
- Google hires Vinton Cerf (Reuters)
- Wireless Networks Give Voice To Evacuees (washingtonpost.com)
- Review: Dock Extends Cell Phone Functions (AP)
- Netflix sees subscriptions soaring (Reuters)
- Japan's Access to buy PalmSource (Reuters)
- Angry women sue NY doctor for online dating lies (Reuters)
- My ROKR doesn't rock (MacCentral)
- Cingular, Sprint give Katrina victims bill breaks (Reuters)
- September 10 Declared 'Software Freedom Day' (PC World)
- Ford, Honda Unveil Latest Hybrid Autos (AP)
- Marine Corps Unveils High-Tech Humvee (AP)
- Mozilla offers workaround for Firefox flaw (InfoWorld)
- Microsoft Looks To Developers To Close Rivals' Search Lead (TechWeb)
- Yahoo Ordered to Share Reporter's E-Mail (AP)
- China Telecom Seeks to Block VoIP (AP)
- Clinton sidesteps China's Internet jailings at web summit (AFP)
- Pentagon document would alter nuclear weapons plan (Reuters)
- Yahoo Founder Explains China E-Mail Move (AP)
- Fraud Reveals Workings of Internet Theft (AP)
- Journalist Googles Google With New Book (AP)
- In China's cyberspace, many do not know the dangers of a careless phrase (AFP)
- Samsung Elec unveils powerful new flash memory chip (Reuters)
- Oracle's Ellison settling lawsuit-NYT (Reuters)
- EBay to Buy Internet Phone Company Skype (AP)
- EBay to buy Skype (Reuters)
- EBay Set to Acquire Skype Technologies (AP)
- eBay takes on Internet telephony with Skype deal (AFP)
- Samsung Readies 32GB Memory Cards (PC World)
- Deutsche Telekom Selling Stake in OJSC (AP)
- Oracle to Buy Rival Siebel in $5.85B Deal (AP)
- EBay Set to Acquire Skype Technologies (AP)
- The Sun Also Rises (Investor's Business Daily)
- Microsoft Set to Debut New Vista OS Features, Graphics Software (PC World)
- Fujitsu's Robot on Wheels to Go on Sale (AP)
- EBay to buy Skype in $2.6 billion deal (USATODAY.com)
- Sony recalls 3.6 million PlayStation 2 adaptors (AFP)
- Nokia ups Q3 forecasts on strong demand (Reuters)
- Now, Oracle May Finally Rest (BusinessWeek Online)
- Microsoft: Office 12 to Anticipate Needs (AP)
- Blogs can help boost a career or sink it (SiliconValley.com)
- Gates pushes new Windows, Office versions (Reuters)
- Nokia lifts its earnings forecasts (FT.com)
- In Brief: Software AG enhances ApplinX legacy modernization software (InfoWorld)
- Fujitsu Siemens in server tie-up (FT.com)
- U.S. Lacks Unified Emergency Radio System (AP)
- Videogame Tourneys Draw Big-Time Sponsors (AP)
- Officials Warn of Katrina Relief Web Scams (AP)
- China Telecom Blocks Skype Services (NewsFactor)
- Microsoft, Partners Offer IP-Based TV Platform (NewsFactor)
- Robots to Race in Nevada Desert for $2M (AP)
- Mao-era model soldier to clean up online gaming (Reuters)
- Siebel Acquisition May Signal Death Of Traditional CRM (TechWeb)
- Sprint Nextel sees cost from Katrina (Reuters)
- Bill Expands Monitoring of Sex Offenders (AP)
- PDC goes with the flow (InfoWorld)
- Airgo Raises Bar for Wireless-Network Speeds (NewsFactor)
- Mozilla Issues Workaround for 'Critical' Firefox Vulnerability (NewsFactor)
- IBM Strengthens SOA Offerings (NewsFactor)

