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Digital TV: Rough on Rabbit Ears
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Can Undersea Cables Presage a Boom?
Communications links among countries are like transportation routes in the past, opening up new territories to trade and an economic upsurge
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A big shift in how companies obtain software and computing capacity is under way as more companies tap into Web-based applications
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Olympic Winner: Online Video
The success of NBC and Yahoo in attracting viewers is showing advertisers the value of placing messages alongside Internet video
Book Publishers: Learn From Web 2.0
Book publishing could keep itself vital by taking a page from Web 2.0 technologies, but it has a long way to go. Here are some lessons
Inside the World of Blizzard
The recent $18.9 billion merger of Activision and Blizzard created the gaming industry¹s biggest player. But Blizzard is worth much more than its greatest hit, World of Warcraft
Motorola Slumps in China
How can the U.S. company be No. 1 again in the world's biggest cell-phone market? It'll need a sharp Razr follow-up to beat Nokia and Samsung for starters
Palm Goes Pro
The company that helped popularize smartphones is trying to get back in the game with its new Treo Pro device
Intel: Nothing but the Net
Intel's announcement of a partnership with Yahoo could vastly simplify development of Intel-based hardware with consumer electronics makers
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Computers
Ex-Apple Exec Settles Charges
AMD vs. Intel: The Next Phase?
Standing Out in a Sea of Storage Startups
One Laptop per Child Lands in India
Internet
EBay: Amazon-ification Takes Hold
Can Microsoft Catch Up With Google?
Where Customers Go to Praise (or Bash) You
Online Sharing with Creative Commons
Congress to Push Web Privacy
EBay Steps Up Asian Expansion
Facebook: No. 1 Globally
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Workday: The Next Software Power?
Open Source: An Open Question
IBM's Speech Recognition
Mozilla's Future Directions for the Web
Will Cisco Take on Google and Microsoft?
Telecom
Google's Upcoming Phone: More Details
Sprint Makes Progress, But Not Much
Economic Woes Boost Videoconferencing
Consumer Electronics
Sony Ericsson's Answer to the iPhone?
The iPhone Kill-Switch Kerfuffle
VCs Hope to See Wi-Fi Everywhere
The iPhone's Impact in Japan
iPhone Deal: Best Buy Wins, Radio Shack Loses
Digital Entertainment
Profiting from Social Gaming
Can Online Video Support Its Next Generation?
How to Make Money off Free iPhone Games
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In Your Face: Open Source, An Open Question
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The Trouble with Twitter
Don't be surprised to see advertising on Twitter soon. It's about the only way the service can generate revenue. But will it be enough?
The Wireless Way
Navigating By Phone
Arik Hesseldahl demonstrates the latest navigation software from Networks In Motion
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Nanotechnology: Safe and Green Cuisine
Food created with nanotechnology is healthful for humans and environmentally friendly. Pro or con?
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How Cloud Computing Is Changing the World
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Cloud Computing: Small Companies Take Flight
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VCs Have Their Heads in the Clouds
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