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  1. Presidential debates set for cyperspace (AP)
  2. Virginia shooting restarts media blame game (Reuters)
  3. Presidential debates set for cyberspace (AP)
  4. Teen pockets $25,000 in texting contest (AP)
  5. Man gets 5,000 calls for YouTube posting (AP)
  6. RIM to roll out "virtual BlackBerry" software (Reuters)
  7. Time Warner customers get Wi-Fi hotspots (AP)
  8. RIM to unveil new software application (AP)
  9. RIM to roll out "virtual BlackBerry" software (Reuters)
  10. "Shrek 3" dials cellphone video game deal (Reuters)
  11. PC makers get creative as big servers come back (USATODAY.com)
  12. Cyberspies exploit Microsoft Office (USATODAY.com)
  13. Growing wireless use highlights limitations of 911 (USATODAY.com)
  14. eBay says shooter did not buy ammunition on eBay (Reuters)
  15. Business Objects to buy financial software vendor (InfoWorld)
  16. DoCoMo's new phones offer motion-sensing game play (Reuters)
  17. RIM readies software client for non-Blackberry devices (InfoWorld)
  18. Man gets 5,000 calls for YouTube posting (AP)
  19. Time Warner customers get Wi-Fi hotspots (AP)
  20. Salesforce opens up online software marketplace (Reuters)
  21. Motorola to buy video-processing services company (Reuters)
  22. Amazon.com opens support base in Ireland (AP)
  23. Mobile phone operators warn of rate hike (AP)
  24. London financial district goes wireless (AP)
  25. NTT DoCoMo adds motion-sensitive gaming to cellphones (InfoWorld)
  26. "Shrek 3" dials cell phone video game deal (Reuters)
  27. RIM to roll out "virtual BlackBerry" software (Reuters)
  28. Web lenders woo subprime borrowers despite crisis (Reuters)
  29. Motorola buys Terayon for $140 million (InfoWorld)
  30. Microsoft replies to EU on possible new fine (Reuters)
  31. Motion-Sensing Games Come to Japanese Cell Phones (PC World)
  32. Berlin takes easier line on EU roaming fees (Reuters)
  33. China aims to tame Internet and spread party line (Reuters)
  34. London financial district goes wireless (AP)
  35. Motorola Buys Terayon (PC World)
  36. Microsoft answers latest EU antitrust concerns by deadline (AFP)
  37. Motorola to buy video technology supplier Terayon (Reuters)
  38. USDA Admits to Massive Data Breach (NewsFactor)
  39. Microsoft requests guidance on protocol pricing (InfoWorld)
  40. Wi-Fi cloaks the City of London (InfoWorld)
  41. Web lenders woo subprime borrowers despite crisis (Reuters)
  42. Microsoft responds to latest EU charges (AP)
  43. Microsoft answers latest EU antitrust concerns by Monday deadline (AFP)
  44. BlackBerry Connects with Windows Mobile (NewsFactor)
  45. BlackBerry Software Will Move to New Devices (PC World)
  46. Visitors to newspaper Web sites rise: study (Reuters)
  47. Foreign sites 1st to report French vote (AP)
  48. Salesforce.com Opens Up Its Platform (NewsFactor)
  49. Enterprise mobility is nascent reality (InfoWorld)
  50. "Spider-Man 3" Web ticket sales top predecessor (Reuters)
  51. Foreign sites get scoop on France vote (AP)
  52. Data startup wins GE, reveals hot market (AP)
  53. Microsoft answers latest EU antitrust concerns by Monday deadline (AFP)
  54. EnterpriseDB upgrade aimed at Oracle (InfoWorld)
  55. "God of War II" tops March U.S. video game chart (Reuters)
  56. Microsoft responds to latest EU charges (AP)
  57. Activist groups drop suit against Viacom (AP)
  58. Salesforce.com launches SaaS platform (InfoWorld)
  59. Texas Instruments posts 1Q earnings drop (AP)
  60. Report: ID breach smaller than feared (AP)
  61. Fon helps people share their broadband connections (InfoWorld)
  62. AT&T to aim the iPhone at enterprises (InfoWorld)
  63. Newspaper Web Site Traffic Sets New Record (Editor and Publisher)
  64. Ukrainians Use Opera Mini More Than Apple Safari (PC World)
  65. IBM Introduces x86 Linux Virtualization On System P Servers (TechWeb)
  66. MySpace test launches sites for Hispanic users (Reuters)
  67. California tops "cyberstate" list (AP)
  68. Texas Instruments shares surge 9.4 pct. (AP)
  69. Yahoo, Gracenote launch lyrics service (Reuters)
  70. Yahoo expanding its online music section (AP)
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