- Oracle tackles identity governance (InfoWorld)
- Anorexics, bulimics learn methods online: study (Reuters)
- Vietnam army's telecom to provide mobile phone services in Cambodia (AFP)
- Qualcomm buys 2 wireless companies (AP)
- Iona open source ESB melds multiple technologies (InfoWorld)
- SOA Software launches Workbench governance solution (InfoWorld)
- AmberPoint extends SOA management platform (InfoWorld)
- wiDock docks iPod with computer via Wi-Fi (Macworld.com)
- At Last, CNBC.com Returns to the Web
- Ask Debuts Revamped Local Search
- Microsoft Introduces Expression Studio
- Net Neutrality Stalemate on AT&T Merger
- Vista's Graphical Power Shown with UniveRSS
- Gigabyte Spinoff with AsusTek Pre-empted Acquisition by Foxconn
- QuickTime Helps Spread MySpace Worm
- Open Source Labs De-structuring Continues
- Microsoft Previews its Flash Alternative
- Kati Kim and Kids Found Safe, CNET Editor is Next
- New chip provides high-end sound (AP)
- Japan group seeks YouTube copyright system (AP)
- AMD rolls out new power-saving processors (Reuters)
- Japan group seeks YouTube copyright system (AP)
- Philips scraps plans to sell navigation devices (Reuters)
- Britney Spears tops Yahoo's searches (Reuters)
- AT&T says won't need fiber-to-the-home network (Reuters)
- Internet users hot for female celebrities in 2006 (AFP)
- IBM extends SOA tools for desktop (InfoWorld)
- China sheds light on 3G rollout, shares leap (Reuters)
- Office 2007, OpenOffice.org Work Together (PC World)
- Tibco Targets SOA Complexity (TechWeb)
- Dell Launches 'Energy Smart' Versions Of PowerEdge Servers (TechWeb)
- Pleo brings dinosaurs back to life (Macworld.com)
- Executives expect new media to pay - eventually (USATODAY.com)
- MySpace to offer technology to block sex offenders (Reuters)
- Japanese Rights Holders Upset with YouTube
- Blockbuster Giving Netflix Users Free Rentals
- Qualcomm's WiFi Joins with Airgo to Battle Intel's WiMAX
- Toshiba to Ship 100GB 1.8-inch HDD
- Sony Debuts PSP Download Service
- EV-DO to Get a New Name: UMB
- MySpace Looks to ID Sex Offender Profiles
- Adobe Releases Reader Version 8
- MySpace tool to help block sex offenders (AP)
- Iran blocks access to YouTube.com (AP)
- Cell phones for the holidays (AP)
- Media players tout portable music, video (AP)
- Some gadget gifts make work, play easier (AP)
- New Service Places Ads In Web Games (AdWeek.com)
- $150 laptops to get rival in Brazil (AP)
- Yahoo and Reuters Seek Cell-Phone Photos, But Don't Pay Up (NewsFactor)
- Novell To Support Microsoft's Office Open XML Format (NewsFactor)
- Novell posts profit against year-earlier loss (Reuters)
- MySpace Goes Wireless (The Motley Fool)
- Software that can predict would-be killers? (Macworld.com)
- AMD Makes its 65nm Move: Will It Be Enough?
- New Microsoft Word Attack
- Yahoo reorganizing, CFO Decker gets key role (Reuters)
- Iran blocks access to YouTube.com (AP)
- Cell phones for the holidays (AP)
- Media players tout portable music, video (AP)
- Some gadget gifts make work, play easier (AP)
- Today's Internet a stage and all the people players (AFP)
- $150 laptops to get rival in Brazil (AP)
- Oz to bring social networking to mobile phones (Reuters)
- IBM Upgrades Rational Development Tools, Beefs Up Support For Open Source Eclipse (TechWeb)
- Novell posts a profit but outlook disappoints (Reuters)
- Microsoft Releases Test Version Of PerformancePoint Server (TechWeb)
- Apple: For The Hip Crowd Or The Hip-Replacement Crowd? (TechWeb)
- Yahoo to Reorganize: CFO Decker Reassigned; Braun, Rosensweig Out
- Mac Office Open XML Converters on Track
- MySpace tool to help block sex offenders (AP)
- Iran blocks access to YouTube.com (AP)
- Cell phones for the holidays (AP)
- Media players tout portable music, video (AP)
- Some gadget gifts make work, play easier (AP)
- Bogus anti-spyware makers ahead of law in South Korea (AFP)
- With cellphone video, little brother is always watching (USATODAY.com)
- Oz to bring social networking to mobile phones (Reuters)
- IBM Upgrades Rational Development Tools, Beefs Up Support For Open Source Eclipse (TechWeb)
- Novell posts a profit but outlook disappoints (Reuters)
- Astron and IBM team up on astronomy telescope (Reuters)
- Apple: For The Hip Crowd Or The Hip-Replacement Crowd? (TechWeb)
- Microsoft to ship over 10 million Xbox 360 units (Reuters)
- Disabled deprived of access to many top Web sites (Reuters)
- Cell phones don't raise cancer risk: study (Reuters)
- Astron and IBM team up on astronomy telescope (Reuters)
- Cyber Santa shines light in Europe's retail gloom (Reuters)
- Britain broadcaster launches downloadable TV service (AFP)
- Microsoft: 1M Zunes to be sold by June (AP)
- Company sues over cell phone rule (AP)
- IBM Upgrades Rational Development Tools, Beefs Up Support For Open Source Eclipse (TechWeb)
- Novell posts a profit but outlook disappoints (Reuters)
- MySpace Set To Block Sex Offenders (NewsFactor)
- Apple gets low score in Greenpeace e-waste report (Macworld.com)
- Study: HD DVD Has Lead in Consumer Support
- Microsoft Testing its Own Book Search
- Record Industry Slowly Embraces MP3
- Word 2003 and Earlier Still Vulnerable to E-mail Attacks
- Microsoft Opens Up Halo 3 Beta
- You Witness News
- Fake FBI Attack Targets Gamers
- Intel Answers Back: Centrino Duo to Incorporate WiFi, WiMAX
- In Memoriam: CNET's James Kim
- MS: We'll Sell 1 Million Zunes by June
- No Cell Phone-Cancer Risk, Large Study Says
- New Version of Adobe Reader 8 Available
- CNET Senior Editor Found Dead
- Nintendo cautions gamers on Wii remote safety (Reuters)
- Nintendo investigating Wii strap problem (AP)
- Major labels to offer unrestricted MP3s (AP)
- 3 convicted in Microsoft software scam (AP)
- NTT DoCoMo recalls 1.3M Sanyo batteries (AP)
- Review: Gaming PCs surpass new consoles (AP)
- Disrupter Man goes after TV this time (USATODAY.com)
- More families playing video games but concerns remain (Reuters)
- Greece bans cellphone use in schools to curb controversial pupil videos (AFP)
- Spring Framework is in the air (InfoWorld)
- Company sues over cell phone rule (AP)
- Big Blue Looks for a Big Bang (The Motley Fool)
- Adobe Reader 8 available for download (Macworld.com)
- Three Convicted of Software Fraud
- NYT: Malone to Take Control of DirecTV from Murdoch
- Nintendo: Be Careful With That Wiimote
- 'Perpetual License' for Palm OS Secured
- Yahoo shakeup highlights Web video shift (AP)
- Data format approved as int'l standard (AP)
- BitTorrent Buys uTorrent Application
- Six Patches Coming on Patch Tuesday
- NTT DoCoMo Recalls 1.3M Phone Batteries
- Sony Resolves PS3 HD Issue -- Sort Of
- Has Xbox 360 Already Won the War?
- Macho Wii Users Send Controllers Flying
- Poll: 'IM-ing' divides teens, adults (AP)
- Group advocates video game rating system (AP)
- Office Open XML Gains ECMA Approval; IBM Votes No
- Supercharged Mouse Pad That's Actually Useful
- HP Settles Civil Suit; California Will Not Pursue Board Members
- ICANN Signs Contract for '.asia'
- Vista Minimum Requirements Unrealistic, Says ISuppli
- Google Launches Radio Ads Service
- Clinton, Lieberman Team With ESRB
- BenQ Pulls Questionable 9/11-Themed Ad
- Exchange Server 2007 Goes Gold
- High-tech firms to push data-privacy law (AP)
- Wii fever hits Europe (AFP)
- EU seeks navigation system comment (AP)
- Group: China has most jailed journalists (AP)
- Blu-ray DVD drive no bonus for some PS3 buyers (Reuters)
- PluggedIn: Taipei, global cities, hum Wi-Fi tune (Reuters)
- Wii trounces PlayStation 3 in US sales in November (AFP)
- Intel Completes WiMax Chipset Design (NewsFactor)
- Ecma Approves Microsoft's Open XML (TechWeb)
- Palm Buys Back Its OS for $44 Million (NewsFactor)
- Microsoft Hits Back at Its OpenXML Critics (PC Magazine)
- Apple May Dial Up iPhone To Shore Up, Expand Its Realm (Investor's Business Daily)
- Nintendo Retracts One Million Wiis Promise, Outsells PS3 Anyway
- Heap Overflow Vulnerability in WMP
- Zune Has Too Many Issues to Compete
- Hackers Find New Vista Activation Crack
- School shuns tech, teaches fountain pen (AP)
- How much will Windows security matter? (AP)
- Google Earth Adds Geographic Web Layer
- Study: Vista to Create Jobs, Spur Revenue
- Advanced Memory Chip May Surpass Flash, HDD
- Recused FCC Commissioner May Vote on AT&T/BellSouth
- Cingular, HP Offer First 3GSM Laptop
- The New Frontier: Portable Karaoke
- Advanced Memory Chip May Surpass Flash, Hard Drives
- Google Earth Adds Geographic Web Layer
- Supercharged Mouse Pad That's Actually Useful
- Macho Wii Users Send Controllers Flying
- New Version of Adobe Reader 8 Available
- CNET Senior Editor Found Dead
- You Witness News
- Fake FBI Attack Targets Gamers
- New Microsoft Word Attack
- Ask.com Revamps Local Search
- CNET Senior Editor Goes Missing
- Microsoft Office 2007: Free for 60 Days
- Bill Gates for President?
- Yahoo Outage?
- AMD Releases Its 4x4 Platform, New FX CPUs
- Researchers developing anti-fraud tool (AP)
- Qualcomm Patent Infringement Ruling Upheld by ITC; Broadcom Wins
- Media Companies Mulling YouTube Rival
- Va. AG wants sex offenders' online names (AP)
- IBM Announces Memory Chip Advancement
- Fujitsu Unveils 300GB Laptop Drive
- Dell Ships Laptop with Blu-ray Drive
- Yet Another MS Word Flaw Surfaces
- Xbox Takes Game Development to the Masses
- RIM Sues Samsung Over BlackJack
- VA Wants E-Mail Addresses of Sex Offenders
- RIM Sues Samsung over BlackJack Phone Name
- China tightening control of online games (AP)
- Berkeley to regulate nanotechnology (AP)
- Big Media taps new set of digital gurus (AP)
- HP says more cost-cutting ahead (AP)
- Fujitsu Announces 300GB Notebook Drive
- Sony, SanDIsk Team on Faster Memory Stick
- UCLA probes computer security breach (AP)
- Yahoo Unveils New Search Ad Platform
- LCD Price-Fixing Probe Widens
- Next Stage of HP Restructuring Begins as CFO Wayman Retires
- China tightens control over online music (AP)
- Microsoft releases software flaw patches (AP)
- Yahoo opens Panama ad system upgrade to newcomers (Reuters)
- Study: Broadband big with home Web users (AP)
- Microsoft starts test of new VoIP server (Reuters)
- German states set to ban Internet gambling - paper (Reuters)
- EU and U.S. probe possible LCD cartel (AP)
- Text messaging traffic set to double by 2010-survey (Reuters)
- Novell Ships OpenSuse Upgrade (TechWeb)
- 2 retailers settle software claims (AP)
- Microsoft Tests VoIP in Communications Server 2007 (NewsFactor)
- Windows development chief 'would buy a Mac' (Macworld.com)
- AMD Chasing Intel to 45nm by 2008
- Spotlight is Again on Allchin's Words
- The Devil Makes His Calls on a Prada
- Technology gives police instant ID info (AP)
- Micorsoft Issues Three Critical Patches
- Jitterbug Makes Cell Phones Easy
- Microsoft Beta Testing New VoIP Server
- Tech Etiquette: Goodwill Towards Your Fellow Man
- ComScore: MySpace tops Yahoo in November (AP)
- Adobe Preps Response to Microsoft XPS
- Microsoft Issues Three Critical Patches
- Jitterbug Makes Cell Phones Easy
- Microsoft Beta Testing New VoIP Server
- AMD Chasing Intel to 45nm by 2008
- Spotlight is Again on Allchin's Words
- Yahoo Unveils New Search Ad Platform
- LCD Price-Fixing Probe Widens
- Next Stage of HP Restructuring Begins as CFO Wayman Retires
- Sony, SanDIsk Team on Faster Memory Stick
- RIM Sues Samsung Over BlackJack
- VA Wants E-Mail Addresses of Sex Offenders
- Yet Another MS Word Flaw Surfaces
- Xbox Takes Game Development to the Masses
- IBM Announces Memory Chip Advancement
- Hacker infiltrates UCLA, data on 800,000 people (Reuters)
- Java SE 6 Tries Smaller Footprint, JavaScript Support
- IBM to open islands in virtual world (AP)
- IBM and Yahoo try to challenge Google (AP)
- ComScore: MySpace tops Yahoo in November (AP)
- Technology gives police instant ID info (AP)
- China tightens control over online music (AP)
- Google to let workers sell stock options online (AFP)
- Christian video game stokes controversy (Reuters)
- Skype replaces free U.S. calls promotion (AP)