- Yahoo scaling back not just photos, but auctions (Reuters)
- Lexmark's New, Inexpensive Wi-Fi Printers (PC World)
- Three private-equity groups eyeing Alltel: WSJ (Reuters)
- Disney site music to parents' ears? (USATODAY.com)
- Providence, Blackstone chasing Alltel: source (Reuters)
- Comcast CEO shows off super quick modem (AP)
- Java to get 'superpackage' for software distribution (InfoWorld)
- Intel Launches New Santa Rosa Laptop Platform (PC World)
- Ms. Pac-Man Comes to iPod (PC World)
- Microsoft buys minority stake in CareerBuilder.com (Reuters)
- Sprint sues to halt dial-in services (AP)
- Scientists work on Encyclopedia of Life (AP)
- Microsoft signs Web video deals (AP)
- Microsoft Fixes Nasty DNS Server, Exchange Flaws (PC World)
- Red Hat and IBM team up on mainframe software (Reuters)
- Providence, Blackstone chasing Alltel: source (Reuters)
- EA has four new iPod games in the pipeline (Macworld.com)
- Microsoft Patches 19 Bugs in Windows, Office, and IE (NewsFactor)
- Free Paris! Petition asks Schwarzenegger to terminate sentence (AFP)
- Penn archive offers downloadable poetry (AP)
- Microsoft to ship next SQL server in 2008 (InfoWorld)
- Red Hat partners with IBM on mainframes (Reuters)
- Committee tackles NYC's digital divide (InfoWorld)
- Cell tracking locates heart recipient (AP)
- Some profit off Va. Tech domain names (AP)
- Newseum gets $15 million gift (AP)
- Vid-games: PS3 versus Xbox360; more war (AP)
- Microsoft Previews New 'Katmai' SQL Server (NewsFactor)
- Motorola CEO is ready to take on iPhone (InfoWorld)
- Chips on DVDs could prevent theft (AP)
- Review: And now, a mid-sized BlackBerry (AP)
- Intel linking Itanium to Java (InfoWorld)
- Motorola plans movie-playing mobile phone (Reuters)
- Gadgets that tackle tough problems (InfoWorld)
- Comcast CEO shows off super quick modem (AP)
- Yahoo to end North American auctions (AP)
- McNealy says Sun evaluating OpenSolaris on GPL (InfoWorld)
- Online game sells pawnshop licenses (AP)
- Device enables tracking ads by the view (AP)
- IBM aims to make big computing greener (AP)
- IBM aims to make big computing greener (AP)
- Newseum gets $15 million gift (AP)
- Yahoo to end North American auctions (AP)
- Review: And now, a mid-sized BlackBerry (AP)
- Dell donates computer to Smithsonian (AP)
- Symantec pitches rootkit tech as Veritas validation (InfoWorld)
- Q&A: GlassFish shows open source at its best (InfoWorld)
- Cell tracking locates heart recipient (AP)
- Some profit off Va. Tech domain names (AP)
- Yahoo to end North American auctions (AP)
- Faster Wi-Fi Could Spark Chip, Notebook Sales (Investor's Business Daily)
- Microsoft buys stake in CareerBuilder (AP)
- Yahoo to end North American auctions (AP)
- Some profit off Va. Tech domain names (AP)
- Dell donates computer to Smithsonian (AP)
- Microsoft opts to build, not buy, business software (Reuters)
- Time Warner: Cable interactive ads can compete with Web ads (Reuters)
- Some profit off Va. Tech domain names (AP)
- IBM plans program to save energy: NYT (Reuters)
- URL buyers hope to cash in on tragedy (AP)
- MySpace Japan launches video services (AFP)
- MySpace to host online "town hall" US presidential forums (AFP)
- NYC taxi cabs offer high-tech hardware (AP)
- Local agencies test sites for ID software (USATODAY.com)
- Murdoch told Dow Jones of interest in end-March: WSJ (Reuters)
- Microsoft to sell over $1 bln in software to Lenovo (Reuters)
- Red Hat Shuns 'Windows Clone' Model for Global Desktop (PC Magazine)
- Taxi rides in NYC going high-tech (AP)
- Murdoch told Dow Jones of interest in end-March: report (Reuters)
- Sun’s JavaFX helps bridge digital divide, McNealy says (InfoWorld)