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- Intel to unveil new chips for servers Monday-WSJ
- Two Internet gamers plan London floats -papers
- UPC kicks off High-Def TV with Philips set top box
- BT unveils plans for four times faster broadband
- Microsoft, Nigeria fight email scammers
- Judge stays Google suit in Microsoft hiring case
- EA, Spielberg to develop three new video games
- Universal to release "King Kong" diaries DVD
- MTV acquires IFILM to expand Web presence
- Podcasters prepare to launch video era
- Yahoo in early stage talks for AOL stake-source
- Google and Comcast in talks to invest in AOL
- Yahoo Japan steps up mobile content distribution
- Rakuten seeks merger with Tokyo Broadcast
- Palm unveils new PDAs in hopes of reviving demand
- Microsoft, Yahoo hook up instant message networks
- Disney offers next-day iTune downloads of TV shows
- Internet? Give us irrigation, Peru farmers say
- Newspapers cry foul at FIFA's photo limits
- London bomb survivor sets up victim Web site
- BT and ITV table bids for Friends Reunited-report
- 3 UK lets users make, sell videos
- EBay stops bird flu drug auction
- UltraDNS unveils shield for Internet attacks
- Kazakh websites under pressure ahead of poll
- Hunting new books, publishers haunted by used ones
- News Corp. raises bid for Aussie portal
- Yahoo Travel lets users help each other plan trips
- Tech companies complain to EU about Qualcomm
- Talks still on to end Infineon's Munich strike
- Apple sells a million videos in new service
- Universal to make digital movies for Christie/AIX
- US high court won't review Microsoft patent case
- AOL founder resigns from Time Warner board
- Sprint launches music download service
- Emblaze Mobile to supply handsets to Virgin Mobile
- Wikipedia may go to print, says founder
- Microsoft unveils online Windows, Office services
- Man jailed for eBay phishing fraud
- RIM launches Intel-powered BlackBerry on Cingular
- DirecTV's first original series debuts in January
- Nokia sees new mobile TV networks by mid-2006
- News Corp buys Propertyfinder.com
- ITV new media boss plans "imminent" acquisitions
- Usenet searcher preps porn for video iPod
- Nokia gloomy about N-Gage, expands games phones
- iVillage site for sale: report
- Microsoft shifts to ad-backed Web software services
- Deal for "The Simpsons" video games
- Google, libraries post first batch of books online
- Internet sales to households soar 68 pct
- Amazon to sell digital books in Google challenge
- Electronic paper moves from sci-fi to marketplace
- U.S. charges 'Botmaster' in unique computer crime
- EA, Nettwerk in digital music distribution deal
- Expedia says its profit rose in third quarter
- EU court hopes to rule on Microsoft by spring
- Oracle loses second CFO this year
- Yahoo, Google to launch new wireless services-report
- Microsoft launches database program
- Dell may be past its best days - Barron's
- Microsoft seen leading chase for AOL stake - report
- EU optimistic over wider governance of Internet
- Cisco seeks new businesses for stronger growth
- TiVo, Yahoo collaborate on TV recording
- Social funds call on Web firms to defend human rights
- Qualcomm sues Nokia over mobile phone patents
- NBC says safeguards needed for wider programming
- Gates memo calls for new Web strategy at Microsoft
- IBM releases software to promote Cell
- Vietnam opens 1st satellite broadband gateway
- EU takes swipe at U.S. Internet oversight
- Sony BMG pulls CD software
- Vodafone licenses anti-piracy tech
- Showdown looms over U.S. Internet control
- S.African law to force cell phone users to show ID
- PluggedIn: Showdown looms over U.S. Internet control
- Showdown looms over Internet control
- Expedia hotel pricing error irks some travelers
- Dell, seeking sales growth, embraces style, luxury
- Snocap signs deal with Warner Music
- Movielink uploads look at users
- Snocap signs deal with Warner Music
- Google gauges interest for online book renting-WSJ
- AOL, Warner Bros to launch free TV service
- Sun announces new T1 chip
- Free Web site therapy-Google gives away analytics
- Sony Ericsson launches three entry-level phones
- Volunteers helped turn IMDb into big business
- Mobile TV heads to Europe
- Tsunami warnings to go mobile
- Nigerian fraudsters jailed for scam
- Internet still young, faster access to spur growth
- Microsoft tests next Office
- Motorola sees launching new Rokrs in 2006
- Tech companies try to tackle tracking, ad software
- Researchers unveil 58 pound laptop for schoolkids
- Mobile industry tests wi-fi airwaves
- Cyber gamers vie for world glory
- Lie detectors - the last word in airline security?


