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  1. AGs seek sex offender data from MySpace (AP)
  2. VCs take startups on the road (InfoWorld)
  3. Microsoft demands royalties for open source software (InfoWorld)
  4. Microsoft Announces 'Unified Communications' Devices (NewsFactor)
  5. Murdoch offers board seat to Dow Jones' Bancrofts: report (Reuters)
  6. Ex-Oracle executive settles insider trading charges (AFP)
  7. Nokia upbeat on rivalry with Motorola (FT.com)
  8. Thousands of sex offenders discovered on MySpace (Reuters)
  9. US military makes YouTube and MySpace off limits (AFP)
  10. Microsoft demands royalties for open source software (InfoWorld)
  11. Microsoft patent claims hint at internal issues (InfoWorld)
  12. Rogers Communications plans amalgamation w/units (Reuters)
  13. Researcher: Apple TV, iTunes video "dead ends" (InfoWorld)
  14. Intel settles legal dispute in China (AP)
  15. Pentagon limits troops' Web access (AP)
  16. Microsoft patent claims hint at internal issues (InfoWorld)
  17. Santa Rosa plays grinch to April laptop sales (InfoWorld)
  18. DirecTV may test broadband on power lines (Reuters)
  19. Intel settles legal dispute in China (AP)
  20. AGs seek sex offender data from MySpace (AP)
  21. DirecTV may try broadband on power lines (Reuters)
  22. Pentagon limits troops' Web access (AP)
  23. Players in potential patent battle hunker down (InfoWorld)
  24. Internet could help encourage exercise (Reuters)
  25. AGs seek sex offender data from MySpace (AP)
  26. Pentagon limits troops' Web access (AP)
  27. US prosecutors want MySpace sex offenders exposed (AFP)
  28. AGs seek sex offender data from MySpace (AP)
  29. How To Keep Hostile Jerks From Taking Over Your Online Community (TechWeb)
  30. Microsoft details patent breaches (AP)
  31. Songwriter license firm backs music-tracking tool (Reuters)
  32. Microsoft demands royalties for open source software (InfoWorld)
  33. Open-source users, companies scoff at Microsoft threats (InfoWorld)
  34. M&A activity boosts London equities (FT.com)
  35. New Internet says it can forecast air fare changes (Reuters)
  36. ColdWatt: making servers mean and green (InfoWorld)
  37. ABC series making HD waves online (Reuters)
  38. IBM union calls work stoppage to protest U.S. layoffs (InfoWorld)
  39. Samba developers quash serious bug (InfoWorld)
  40. Sun licenses chip technology to ARM (InfoWorld)
  41. NBC boosts Web presence (Reuters)
  42. Microsoft details patent breaches (AP)
  43. AMD gives boost to software aimed at multicore chips (InfoWorld)
  44. U.S. ISPs slam into wiretap deadline (InfoWorld)
  45. Summer will be 'painfully slow' for gamers (USATODAY.com)
  46. Prosecutors ask MySpace for names of sex offenders (USATODAY.com)
  47. Sprint, ABC dial in to television on the go (USATODAY.com)
  48. EU roaming caps would end after 3 years: lawmaker (Reuters)
  49. Fans can take a shot at 'Halo 3' online for brief time (USATODAY.com)
  50. Disney to create VOD travel channels (AP)
  51. Nissan opens technology center (AP)
  52. MySpace expands video offerings (AP)
  53. Clean technology bigger than internet: software guru (Reuters)
  54. Norway likely to mandate open document formats (InfoWorld)
  55. Microsoft says open-source violates 235 patents (Reuters)
  56. Sprint, ABC dial in to television on the go (USATODAY.com)
  57. Fans can take a shot at 'Halo 3' online for brief time (USATODAY.com)
  58. Software group: Piracy losses growing (AP)
  59. Thousands of Sex Offenders on MySpace? (NewsFactor)
  60. Funambol upgrades open-source BlackBerry rival (InfoWorld)
  61. Samsung to Build Overseas Cell Phone Factory? (PC World)
  62. MySpace to launch online TV channels (Reuters)
  63. IRS: More people e-filed tax returns (AP)
  64. Microsoft says Vista sales at nearly 40 mln (Reuters)
  65. EU states, lawmakers strike deal on mobile roaming rates (AFP)
  66. Tomb Raider Coming to Nintendo Wii (NewsFactor)
  67. Napster music to be available on Motorola phones (Reuters)
  68. WINHEC: Windows Home Server Plans Expand (PC World)
  69. Software piracy hits $40B worldwide, says study (InfoWorld)
  70. Critical Bug Found in Samba Server (PC World)
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