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  1. MySpace prank gone bad leads to misuse of school resources, multiple lawsuits
  2. Fight against new FCC video franchising rules heads to court
  3. RIAA and MPAA: Copyright holders should be allowed to use pretexting
  4. MySpace prank gone bad leads to misuse of school resources, multiple lawsuits
  5. Similarity searches accelerate P2P downloads by 30-70 percent
  6. Ruling: double-edged sword for student privacy and search warrants
  7. The scoop on The Coop: an early review of Mozilla's social networking tool
  8. Spam to overtake human-issued e-mails in 2007
  9. The scoop on The Coop: an early review of Mozilla's social networking tool
  10. Fab@Home: 3D objects from your printer for under $2,500
  11. IBM's Higgins project: anonymous authentication for all
  12. TV web site usage spikes during prime time
  13. a/s/l? Xerox patent gives the answer
  14. FTC to Congress: Spyware purveyors need to do hard time
  15. Rah rah rah for old Virtual High! Kaplan buys online high school
  16. China limits online gaming for kids
  17. IBM's Higgins project: anonymous authentication for all
  18. How SET accelerates P2P filesharing
  19. EU patent courts may cause more problems than they fix
  20. MySpace to content providers: it's OurSpace, we're in charge
  21. DRM, lock-ins, and piracy: all red herrings for a music industry in trouble
  22. Prank or harassment? Fake online profiles of principal continue to pop up on the web
  23. Joost scores first deal with major broadcaster, CBS
  24. AMD's 65nm GPU: why the future of GPUs is smaller, faster, cooler
  25. Opera releases 9.2 browser, adds "Speed Dial"
  26. IBM goes vertical with chip interconnects
  27. Judges: online comments by minors protected under Constitution
  28. European ISPs: "aiding and abetting" copyright violations could land our CEOs in jail
  29. Michigan iPod proposal possibly influenced by Apple
  30. European ISPs: "Aiding and abetting" copyright violations could land our CEOs in jail
  31. Liberty, equality, interoperability? iTunes, Zune lock-ins may come to an end in Fran
  32. FTC: Games better regulated than music, movies
  33. Will Vista's *real* sales performance please stand up?
  34. Prank or harassment? Fake online profiles of principal continue to pop up on the web
  35. CIA could get access to even more EU banking records
  36. Fed cybersecurity graded C-, but many departments still failing
  37. China: Internet porn has "perverted China's young minds"
  38. Samsung to hedge bets with combo HD DVD/Blu-ray player
  39. Warner unhappy with new, DRM-free AnywhereCD
  40. Idle copyright threats can be expensive: Joyce Estate settles with professor, may owe
  41. Idle copyright threats can be expensive: Joyce estate settles with professor, may owe
  42. Wave to pay cellphones posed to take off... if carriers go along
  43. Wave to pay cellphones posed to take off... if carriers go along
  44. Google buys DoubleClick for $3.1 billion
  45. Google buys DoubleClick for $3.1 billion
  46. Geek Squad guy caught playing Peep Squad
  47. Palm embracing Linux in the hopes of being relevant again
  48. Users: I'm not gonna pay a lot for this muf^h^h^h mobile internet!
  49. DMCA hitchikes north to Canada, catches a lift with Conservatives
  50. New patent hints at Apple TV 2.0
  51. New AACS cracks cannot be revoked, says hacker
  52. Sony mulling commercial PS3 computing grid. What's in it for PS3 owners?
  53. The Ars guide to inkjet printers for photographers
  54. New AACS cracks cannot be revoked, says hacker
  55. Adobe's new Media Player: bring it on, QuickTime and WMP
  56. Irony alert: Microsoft, AT&T oppose Google/DoubleClick merger on antitrust grounds
  57. ESA awarded attorneys fees in fight against Louisiana video game law
  58. WiMAX coming to Intel laptops in 2008
  59. The wisdom of unhealthy crowds: Web 2.0 takes on the flu
  60. Google, Microsoft look beyond mobile search for voice interaction
  61. Google preparing to crack down on paid search links
  62. Internet radio dealt severe blow as Copyright Board rejects appeal
  63. Microsoft tries to outshine Flash with Silverlight
  64. Intel's Spring IDF brings details on Penryn and SoC plans
  65. Intel eyes home users with media, management, and an answer to QuadFX
  66. Intel officially owns up to GPU plans with Larrabee
  67. THQ turns its back on ports, embraces console-specific development
  68. Rural Arkansas school turns school buses into classrooms
  69. Survey: user-generated content biggest worry, opportunity for media companies
  70. College advises students to push back against the RIAA
  71. BBC's plans for online programming archive creeping along
  72. California county tags gang members with GPS
  73. NVIDIA takes DirectX 10 to the mainstream with budget cards.
  74. Intel officially owns up to GPU plans with Larrabee (updated)
  75. Be funny or die: Will Ferrell enters the world of user-submitted video
  76. Intel details Penryn performance, new SSE4 extensions
  77. Be funny or die: Will Ferrell enters the world of user-submitted video
  78. Google Docs to add presentation app this summer
  79. The White Spaces Coalition's plans for fast wireless broadband
  80. Gamers affected by violence... on the telly and the big screen, that is
  81. Intel shows off ultraslim concept laptop at IDF
  82. Sun calls for merger of ODF and Chinese office format
  83. Web 2-point-Yoda: Ended these browser wars have?
  84. Google Video powering some pirate sites
  85. Dedicated HD DVD players outsell Blu-ray counterparts
  86. Voyeurism still rules the Web 2.0 world
  87. Study: Windows costs $21.50 extra in "patent tax"
  88. Study: Windows costs $21.50 extra in "patent tax"
  89. Media looks for nonexisting link to gaming in VT massacre
  90. Acacia claims patent on CD hyperlinks, sues for billions
  91. Despite revenue slump, RIAA still not getting the big picture
  92. Sony admits, fixes problem with DVD DRM
  93. New patent reform bill would streamline appeal process
  94. Vista, IE7 help Microsoft boost search market share
  95. Google releases Ajax API for RSS mashups
  96. Thunderbird 2.0 flies the coop
  97. Human rights group sues Yahoo over jailing of Chinese dissident
  98. Dell continues to take market share beating
  99. Microsoft to pay out $180 million to Iowa individuals and businesses
  100. FCC bows to criticism, updates broadband data collection policy
  101. FCC chairman: A la carte cable requires a law
  102. Microsoft's Sender ID hits new milestone for stopping spam
  103. Super Paper Mario
  104. Microsoft hopes to extend its reach with $3 software bundle
  105. Outsource your dry cleaning and dog walking with DoMyStuff
  106. Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty) officially released
  107. Dell responds to customer feedback by bringing back Windows XP
  108. Consumer advocates try to derail Google/DoubleClick merger
  109. Smile: Google acquires videoconferencing software
  110. First quarter console sales: Nintendo rules the roost
  111. New Intel initiative plans to deliver $500 mobile Internet devices
  112. Canadian MP wants to cleanse the Internet with the scratchy sponge of censorship
  113. Sound familiar? Circuit City and Napster partner on music service
  114. This is your life, according to Google
  115. DoubleClick may have spurned offer from Microsoft
  116. HP's ultra-efficient high-volume inkjet: so good, they won't sell it
  117. A look at personal music-streaming service MediaMaster
  118. Child porn case shows that an open WiFi network is no defense
  119. GNOME Foundation announces embedded initiative
  120. OpenDNS says its keyword browsing makes address bar "usable again"
  121. Blackberry hitches a ride on Windows Mobile
  122. FON, Time Warner Cable link up for free WiFi
  123. Russian firm commercializes OpenOffice.org password crack
  124. Bring it on, iTunes: Amazon readying DRM-free music service
  125. EU MPs to ISPs: Take hate sites offline
  126. Viacom: we goofed on Colbert parody takedown notice; case dismissed
  127. Fujitsu debuts e-paper tablet device
  128. Viacom: We goofed on Colbert parody takedown notice; case dismissed
  129. Fujitsu debuts e-paper tablet device (updated)
  130. Presidential debates to go online in 2008: will it matter?
  131. Why early high-def disc adoption rates don't really matter
  132. Moving beyond podcasts: multimedia and the academic experience
  133. The road to cyborgs may run through your mouth
  134. EU threatens Microsoft with "structural remedy" over antitrust compliance
  135. Apple sued over vague user interface patent
  136. Novell seeks summary judgment on SCO UNIX ownership claims
  137. Why early high-def disc adoption rates don't really matter
  138. AMD feels cash crunch, will take on $2 billion in debt
  139. The web audience measurement kerfuffle: why it's a good thing
  140. Judge denies RIAA request to reconsider attorneys' fees award
  141. The web audience measurement kerfuffle: why it's a good thing
  142. Report: 80 percent of blogs contain "offensive" content
  143. A French e-voting "catastrophe"
  144. Court grants permanent injunction to Vonage in Verizon patent fight
  145. A French e-voting "catastrophe"
  146. Project aims to bring DX10 gaming to XP, Linux, OS X
  147. Project aims to bring DX10 gaming to XP, Linux, OS X
  148. Adobe Photoshop CS3
  149. Amiga Inc. announces new hardware
  150. Microsoft accused of patent infringement with .NET
  151. Analysis: Verizon's VoIP patents drop dime on need for reform
  152. FCC readies "for sale" sign on beachfront 700MHz property
  153. Hollywood's piracy fears holding up Samsung's wireless HD displays
  154. Lessig asks Dem, GOP leaders to make debate video freely available
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  156. Microsoft accused of patent infringement with .NET
  157. DrinkOrDie warez ringleader cops to piracy charges
  158. MPAA: We are committed to fair use, interoperability, and DRM
  159. Attack of the "evil twin" WiFi networks
  160. Exec: Music labels "about to cave in the next six months" on DRM
  161. FCC tries (and fails) to define unacceptable TV violence
  162. Sony to join video sharing party on Friday
  163. We come not to bury Kutaragi, but to praise him
  164. Controversial copyright directive passes European Parliament
  165. Project Honey Pot springs $1 billion lawsuit on spammers
  166. Net neutrality advocates thank AT&T CEO for shooting off his mouth
  167. We come not to bury Kutaragi, but to praise him
  168. Adobe liberates Flex source code
  169. Microsoft releases Longhorn Server Beta 3 to the public
  170. Steve Jobs: "He's done a lot for DRM"
  171. Clearing up the confusion over Intel's Larrabee
  172. Adobe liberates Flex source code
  173. Controversial copyright directive passes European Parliament
  174. Barenaked Ladies: If I had a compulsory blanket music license
  175. Schools take wait-and-see approach after Ohio U bans P2P traffic
  176. Vista, Office 2007 drive record profits for Microsoft
  177. OLPC reveals price increase, reconsiders selling to US schools
  178. Nintendo reports monster profits, promises increased Wii production
  179. Wal-Mart, Fuh Yuan deny $299 HD DVD player deal
  180. Internet Radio Equality Act would overturn decision on webcasting fees
  181. Distrust and piracy go together like PB&J
  182. IBM announces Cell-based "gameframe" system for hosting virtual worlds
  183. New spyware legislation a mixed bag
  184. IBM announces Cell-based "gameframe" system for hosting virtual worlds (updated)
  185. A peek at Sun's new Streaming System
  186. That's Dell in the spotlight, losing its religion
  187. MSNBC restricts Internet redistribution of debate; Joe Biden ignores them
  188. Behind the OLPC price bump: better hardware
  189. The RIAA's worst nightmare: computers that understand music
  190. May's Ultimate Budget Box: Ars System Guide
  191. SCO wanted gag order for Linus Torvalds, Groklaw in 2004
  192. Gowers: I took the "politically prudent" course on copyright in IP report
  193. Microsoft's guru: malware and viruses will evolve on Vista
  194. Coming this fall: a 65nm Xbox 360
  195. FiOS a drag on earnings for Verizon, but adoption strong
  196. Google AdWords hijacked to install spyware
  197. 40W from your desktop: wireless power gets more powerful
  198. Consultant: Antipiracy group pirated my data
  199. Average American household spends $1,200 annually on gadgets
  200. Supreme Court ruling makes "obvious" patents harder to defend
  201. Supreme Court ruling makes "obvious" patents harder to defend
  202. Peter Gabriel shakes the tree, ad-supported MP3s fall out
  203. Microsoft reveals Dynamic Language Runtime for .NET
  204. Dance Dance Revolution hits the high school gym class
  205. US singles out China and Russia on piracy watch list
  206. SCOTUS ducks software patent issue in Microsoft v. AT&T ruling
  207. Microsoft's Flash-killer Silverlight steals the show at MIX07
  208. Microsoft: UAC approach is so good, other OSes should follow suit
  209. GameTap to offer free, ad-supported gaming, along with new store
  210. 49 percent of movers ditch landline services
  211. Google cites Safe Harbor, fair use in Viacom v. YouTube defense
  212. Mexico, EU ask to join piracy talks with China
  213. Joost signs on CNN, other programming in advance of official launch
  214. Google cites Safe Harbor, fair use in Viacom v. YouTube defense
  215. BBC Trust approves final plan for DRMed program downloads
  216. The RFID Guardian: a firewall for your tags
  217. Introducing iGoogle: Google's Personalized Homepage rebranded
  218. Dell to offer Ubuntu on a select assortment of budget computers
  219. Study shows complicated interplay between anger, aggression, and gaming
  220. Vonage cites SCOTUS obviousness ruling in Verizon patent fight
  221. Stop the Real ID Act by May 8
  222. Microsoft mixes up web services licensing strategies at Mix'07
  223. FCC gives thumbs up to first WiMAX laptop card
  224. Microsoft drops hints about Internet Explorer 8
  225. The social technography of Web 2.0
  226. HD DVD cracks: there's no going back
  227. U.S. Army clamping down on milbloggers
  228. HD DVD cracks: there's no going back
  229. Student creates Counter-Strike map of school, gets kicked out of school
  230. OLPC project clarifies: no plans for Windows support
  231. Internet radio royalty hike delayed; last chance to petition Congress
  232. Xbox 360 Elite
  233. Study predicts majority of laptops to have Flash drives by 2009
  234. Library coalition comes down hard on National Security Letters
  235. Blockbuster bleeds cash while gaining on Netflix
  236. Congress to universities: Curb piracy or we "will be forced to act"
  237. T-Mobile's cell-to-WiFi service to launch this summer
  238. Wireless network neutrality opponents: The status quo is good enough
  239. Belgian newspapers back on Google, but stay out of Google News
  240. IBM's catches air, touts Top Ten list
  241. New report urges smart approach to wind power
  242. Vonage cites SCOTUS obviousness ruling in Verizon patent fight (updated)
  243. Pidgin 2.0
  244. Asustek to launch $249 Classmate PC design in July
  245. European Institute of Technology moves another step closer to reality
  246. Yahoo releases browser-based instant messaging client
  247. No debate: Obama, Edwards, GOP bloggers support free access to footage
  248. AACS LA: Internet "revolt" be damned, this fight is not over
  249. Yahoo-Microsoft merger talk resurfaces
  250. FCC warns carriers to stop blocking free conference calls