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  1. Microsoft offers digital media organizer
  2. Cingular offers improved BlackBerry phone
  3. Sprint service in Fla. almost recovered
  4. Worries rise over telecom mergers
  5. Netsurfing kids face more risk at home
  6. SIRIUS posts net loss, rising revenues
  7. Neoware boosts 'thin' Africa sales force
  8. Lenovo earnings up post-IBM buy
  9. Nokia provides TELUS with broadband
  10. Cybercards squeezing out Christmas cards?
  11. Nokia launches open-source Web site
  12. MP3 players seen as hot Christmas gift
  13. Aladdin unveils multi-layer cell security
  14. S&P rates Qwest notes at B
  15. Italy railroad launches ticketless travel
  16. India denies telecom overhaul reports
  17. The Web: Online psychotherapy effective
  18. Sprint, cable cos. form joint venture
  19. Ericsson to continue providing TDC with 3G
  20. Sprint, cable providers unveil $200M deal
  21. Alcatel wraps broadband project in Russia
  22. Broadband faces watershed year in 2006
  23. Red Cross site spikes in Sept. readership
  24. Satellite radio unfazed by losses
  25. Microsoft looks to Internet for growth
  26. Pacific Internet acquires Australia's T3
  27. Internet use in Canada averages 13.5 hours a week
  28. Video-game ideas grab spotlight in capital
  29. Google makes books available online
  30. Intel developers hold forum in Seoul
  31. Sirius to begin Canada broadcast
  32. AOL buys MusicNow
  33. BellSouth offers faster broadband access
  34. Vodafone seen raising S. Africa stake
  35. Carphone Warehouse to boost broadband
  36. Multinational zero-tariff chip deal struck
  37. U.S. lags on cell-phone music listeners
  38. Vast cyberlibrary unveiled by Google
  39. U.S. Net firms launch VoIP publicity drive
  40. Globe Talk: India lures Vodafone, SingTel
  41. Vast cyberlibrary unveiled by Google
  42. Telecom New Zealand signs major bank deal
  43. Wireless World: Convergence arrives
  44. SBC gets Ingalls medical data contract
  45. Feds nab suspect in 'botnet' spam case
  46. S&P downgrades Manitoba to negative
  47. Verizon TV to carry Oxygen network
  48. Ericsson upgrades Vodafone's Tokyo network
  49. Samsung's digital-music hopes remain high
  50. Siemens wins contract from Thailand's AIS
  51. eBay founder gives $100M for microfinance
  52. Strong online sales for new 'Potter' film
  53. Microsoft calls for federal privacy law
  54. I-4 broadband satellite is 'go' for launch
  55. Firm field tests micro-power broadband
  56. Ohio approves SBC merger with AT&T
  57. Nano World: National ranking in nanotech
  58. Aussies to monitor 'Net for zombies
  59. NETGEAR ships 240 Mpbs home wireless
  60. Vigil system monitors movements of patient
  61. India's telecom investment limit raised
  62. Cogent brings broadband to Russia colleges
  63. Yak poised to offer global VoIP service
  64. Yahoo! buys shares in Europe, Korea units
  65. Ericsson provides Serbia's Mobtel network
  66. Networking: Hollywood comes to home movies
  67. Mobile music expected to be a hit
  68. CSL, Nokia offer video-sharing service
  69. No salvation yet for TiVo from Yahoo! deal
  70. Yahoo! to fully own European, Korean sites
  71. Sprint's mobile broadband to serve 150M
  72. BellSouth ties up with Pulte Homes
  73. Paris rioters get an edge with cell phones
  74. Ireland chided on broadband growth
  75. IBM unveils mid-range storage network
  76. Trade unionism hits India's BPO
  77. Navega ups space in Terramark data center
  78. Survey finds fears about online banking
  79. Report: Mashboxx eyes Grokster's carcass
  80. S&P keeps CenturyTel outlook unchanged
  81. Gas prices to increase online shopping
  82. Nano World: Power for soldiers, sat phones
  83. Sun offers more financing options for biz
  84. Lucent provides Supra Telecom with network
  85. Europe's telecoms remain on toes
  86. Intel expects more WiMax rollouts by 2006
  87. Congress calls for telecom reform
  88. Eagle shows high-def IPTV set-box
  89. TCS establishes foothold in Latin America
  90. Brits hunker down amid wireless sales wars
  91. Report: Strategy changes at Microsoft?
  92. Vodafone gets license from Intertrust
  93. The Web: 'Wild West' of the Internet
  94. Iridium sees satellite growth in aviation
  95. Live phishing shows risk of personal info
  96. Blue Coat adds phish protection
  97. India urges better broadband content
  98. U.S. Cellular restating multiple earnings
  99. Wireless aid for Beijing Olympic visitors
  100. Microsoft's Live Arcade to be game central