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  1. Intel's New 12-Month Rule
  2. Sun Seeks To Simplify Java For Wireless
  3. Wired Slammed For Publishing Slammer Code
  4. Misc News tid bits by Reuters
  5. Virus Guns for Banks' Passwords
  6. Union Says It Will End Picketing Of Evergreen Ships
  7. High Hopes For Electric Net
  8. AOL Designates IMLogic For IM Management
  9. PeopleSoft Moves On J.D. Edwards Bid
  10. Unix's Courtroom Adventures Continue
  11. Magazine & University Draw Ire Of Antivirus Industry
  12. Cracking Down On Cyberspace Land Grabs
  13. Brits warned on email snooping
  14. Tech giants blame SARS
  15. Linux Version of Acquired Antivirus Product Doomed
  16. Man to Plead Guilty in Al-Jazeera Hacking
  17. PeopleSoft Board Rejects Oracle's Bid
  18. Teen Sentenced for Eglin, Sandia Hacking
  19. Wi-Fi 802.11G Spec OK’D, Next Under Wa
  20. Sex.com case gets settled
  21. MSN IM beta hits 2 million downloads already
  22. Spam 'more of a menace than hackers'??
  23. Pornographers hijack home computers
  24. Nothing Can Stop Linux Now, Says IDC
  25. Korea Tries Harder To Wipe Out Spam
  26. AOL Cuts RIM Ties, Picks Up Sidekick
  27. Sun Goes On The Offensive
  28. Linux Gets Renewed Heart
  29. Spam's here to stay, so better start tolerating it ??
  30. L.A. Man Gets 3-Year Sentence In EBay Fraud Case
  31. Netscape ordered to pay 100 grand over complaints
  32. Car-Moving Biz Full Of Surprises
  33. Indian IT Growth Questioned
  34. Spam Cure Could Be Worse Than Ailment
  35. Virus threat to Smartphones ignored?
  36. Sun Microsystems eclipsed by Internet bust
  37. Misc. Tid-bits
  38. Storage Needs Still Continue To Grow
  39. Microsoft Coy About Unix Code
  40. SAP, IBM team to attract smaller firms
  41. Linux lab lands Torvalds
  42. AMD notebook chips aim high and low
  43. Software takes stab at corporate jargon
  44. School launches herculean hot spot
  45. HP to expand notebook lineup
  46. Oracle ups its PeopleSoft offer
  47. Legal Bid To Ban Spam
  48. Miller takes his rant to Fox News
  49. Google Expands Content-Based Internet Ad Services
  50. Apple 17-Inch PowerBook
  51. Coke says employees improperly influenced Burger King promotion
  52. EDS to take charge, cut jobs
  53. Download at your own risk
  54. Hp Pavilion Laptops/class Action Lawsuit Was Filed
  55. Report: U.S. tech exports fall
  56. HP adds brass to Pavilion PC parade
  57. U.K. urged to hold back on open source
  58. MS cuts prices for Thai 'people's PC'
  59. Analysts predict wireless hot-spot crash
  60. Global broadband needs US push
  61. New trojan
  62. Trojan Picks Up Steam, Baffles Experts
  63. HP Adds SpamSubtract To New PCs
  64. No More Passwords
  65. Newest Xbox release date announced
  66. Cisco takes stake in Cogent
  67. Good News for Electronic-Filing Taxpayers
  68. RIAA Warns Individual Swappers
  69. Harry's Not an Only Child
  70. Oracle boosts hostile takeover bid
  71. Office 2003 Interim Beta Release Goes Live
  72. An identity theft scam targets Best Buy customers.
  73. Lindon protesters line up behind IBM
  74. Taxes on Internet sales to net Utah $30 million
  75. Vivendi eyes quick sale of media
  76. New Computer Tools Help Jam Spam, Spare Ham
  77. Affiliate News: Toshiba e740 Pocket PC Review
  78. Ex-Microsoft worker arrested
  79. IBM releases cheaper business PCs
  80. AMD cuts second-quarter outlook
  81. Dell sees economy on the mend
  82. Dell sued by Tulip over motherboard
  83. Hall: Protect open source from 'looters'
  84. Apple unleashes Panther OS
  85. Asian IP address shortage disputed
  86. FTC Commissioner on Spam Bills, Media Ownership
  87. Maxtor Ships 300-Gbyte Hard Drive
  88. UPS and eBay enter agreement over online shipping tools
  89. Kazaa Unveils P2P Software Upgrade
  90. Netflix granted DVD rental patent
  91. Winamp pioneer makes peace with AOL
  92. West Virginia sues Wall Street firms for analyst conflicts
  93. E-Mail Habits Are Risky Business
  94. Windows 2000 fixes creep onto Web
  95. PeopleSoft said to hire antitrust luminary
  96. HP chooses SuSE for servers
  97. 3Com expects loss to continue
  98. AOL set to promote version 9.0
  99. Microsoft enlisted for six-year Army hitch
  100. Re: Sobig.e--description and prevention
  101. Microsoft patches two media flaws
  102. 'Hulk' pirate faces three years
  103. FTC to Launch National Do-Not-Call List
  104. How To Really Make The Internet Kid-Safe
  105. Dem. Campaigns Look To Virtual Primaries
  106. Companies Look To Rent, Rather Than Buy, CRM Apps
  107. IBM's Intel Servers To Reach New High
  108. Hydrogen Fuel Hopes Get A Boost
  109. Intel To Adapt PC Specs To Networking
  110. Microsoft Can Avoid Carrying Sun's Java
  111. Microsoft Cuts Off Windows NT Workstation Help
  112. Crook-to-crook hookup
  113. Google Gets Souped Up Toolbar
  114. Bill Requires Hacked-Account Alert
  115. Yahoo Spam Filter Thwarts FTC
  116. 28 Year Old Man To Pay $180 Million For Satellite Piracy
  117. Microsoft cuts staff, refocuses services group
  118. Dot-Com Hits 20-Year Mark
  119. Microsoft Slashes Exchange Fees
  120. Bloggers Gain Libel Protection
  121. Microsoft's Second Assault On Smartphones
  122. Navy To Defend Sonar In Court
  123. A Spam-Fighter More Noxious Than Spam
  124. Free Wi-Fi On Way To Becoming Standard Of Service?
  125. AMD Misses Its Unannounced Deadlines
  126. Parents sue over school webcam
  127. The Stink Over Bogus Ink
  128. Microsoft Tweaks Latest Beta Of Office
  129. Microsoft Fends Off Linux In Three European Deals
  130. Sheltered Judges Keep Aimster Down
  131. Grumman Gets Navy Pact For LI
  132. Judge OKs Global Crossing Buyout
  133. Spammer Pleads Guilty Over Fraud
  134. Plot Thickens In AMD-IBM Fab Venture
  135. Next Linux Beta Imminent, Says Torvalds
  136. Linux Lab Hires Heavy-Hitters
  137. Microsoft Offers Free E-Book Downloads
  138. PeopleSoft Earnings Represent Coup As It Fights Oracle's Bid
  139. Cisco Fans' Latest Chant: Defense!
  140. IBM Gives Blades A Kick In The Pants
  141. Matchmaking Nets Megabucks
  142. Ad Swapping Games
  143. Mandrake supplying Linux on HP desktops
  144. Xtreme Pc Central releases Biostar M7NCD Pro Motherboard review
  145. Hacker Group Releases Software-Only Xbox Mod Details
  146. UK Laws May Help Spammers Look Legit
  147. Internet Chaos Fears For Sunday
  148. Microsoft Mulls $10B Dividend
  149. ISPs Fight To Shape Spam Legislation
  150. Utah Now 24/7 With Live E-Help
  151. Op begins on conjoined adult twins
  152. MIT project lets citizens 'Google' feds
  153. Web hacking contest claims 'no big names'
  154. NASA delays Mars rover launch to replace battery
  155. Taking Search Out Of Search And Rescue
  156. Editor's Note: It's All In How You Apply Technology
  157. Life for Telemarketers After the DNC Registry
  158. Computer Literacy Is Just A Click Away
  159. New Adobe Video-Editing Software Snubs Mac
  160. Hummer, The Truck for Jerks?
  161. Net Survives Mass-Defacement Contest
  162. Be-Aware of a New PayPal scam.
  163. Microsoft wants more remote control
  164. Idaho Plant's Dishes Listen For ETs
  165. Microsoft, Open Source Leaders Coming Together
  166. EMC Buys Legato For $1.3bn
  167. Microsoft Pressured To Share The Wealth
  168. Apache Scalped By Software Code Analyst
  169. Foam tears hole in shuttle wing in test.
  170. Google AdSense - A Content Publisher's Dream
  171. A Search Engine Friendly Shopping Cart Solution
  172. Goodbye UPC Bar Codes
  173. Disaster-Recovery Distance Record Smashed
  174. Logitech Plummets After Warning
  175. Faster Wi-Fi Standard Given Green Light
  176. Xtreme Pc Central Releases New Gaming Review of Pro Race Driver
  177. Sony Recalls 18,000 Vaios
  178. Lack Of Evidence Frees Family Murder Suspect
  179. Microsoft Patches 'critical' Holes
  180. Sneaker Wars End As Nike Buys Converse
  181. Cheap DSL Will Hurt Providers: Report
  182. Lindows Offers Easier-To-Install Linux
  183. HP Launches Storage Developer Program
  184. Torvalds Wraps Up Linux Core Work
  185. Identity Management Could Backfire, Analysts Warn
  186. PDAs Pose Potential Privacy Problems
  187. Is VOIP Ready For Prime Time?
  188. Aeroplane Broadband Is Cleared For Take-Off
  189. 3Com Allowed To Intervene In Cisco-Huawei Suit
  190. Verity To Release Ultraseek Search Engine
  191. Little Room For Content Providers
  192. Hijacked Windows PCs Spread Porn
  193. Bill Gates Email Hoax Tops the Charts
  194. AOL Cuts Links To Amazon
  195. AOL may not float cable TV IPO
  196. No 'White Knight' Seen For PeopleSoft
  197. Lesser known Internet stocks trade at more reasonable prices than Amazon, eBay, Yahoo
  198. Warning Goes Out on New Spam Attacks
  199. Librarians Seeking Software With Flexible Porn Filters
  200. Removing Financial Data From Your Computer -- For Good
  201. Thai Internet Firm Is Forced To Shut Down Game
  202. Hard For File Swappers To Hide Identity
  203. 911-only cellphones can't accept callbacks
  204. Nvidia claims it will trounce Intel with Nforce options
  205. 'Brand Spoofing Spam' A Growing Web Threat
  206. Sun's Second Blade Delayed
  207. Emailer Lures British Girl To Vanish
  208. New Database For Spying On The Spies
  209. Intel Powers Up 3GHz Xeon
  210. EMC Extends Lead In Storage Management
  211. Yahoo finds itself in search spotlight
  212. Roll-Your-Own Net TV Takes Off
  213. SAP Gains From Merger Mud-Slinging
  214. IBM, Cisco Deepen Storage Pact
  215. Lucent Drops 2003 Profit Goal
  216. Spying On Big Brother
  217. Motorola Posts $119M Q2 Profit
  218. Sizing Up Cheap ISPs
  219. What Makes Virus Writers Tick?
  220. Intel's Earnings Double On 2Q Sales Surprise
  221. Sneaking A Peek At AOL 9
  222. Sybase Strengthens Linux Support
  223. Ex-Worker Admits Guilt In Microsoft Theft Case
  224. Yahoo, Overture: More Consolidation Likely
  225. EMC Unveils Pay-Per-Use Storage
  226. Why 64-Bits Are Good, And Why They Are Not
  227. IBM Cautious On Recovery
  228. ISPs And Labels "must Cooperate"
  229. Humanity: Computing's Biggest Problem
  230. Safeway Set To Offer Online Home Delivery
  231. DirecTV Dragnet Snares Innocent Techies
  232. Microsoft Plugs 'Enormous' Hole
  233. Cisco issues network security brown alert
  234. Microsoft Reports Higher Quarterly Profit
  235. Porn Sites May Not Stream Any More
  236. Windows Cheaper Than Linux? Read the Report
  237. Can You Decipher Kitty Chat?
  238. Spammers Target Wi-Fi Security
  239. Experts Fear New Internet Attacks
  240. Porsche Joins The SUV Club - Sort Of
  241. Legato Investors Sue To Block EMC Bid, But Why?
  242. Digging For Googleholes
  243. French Government Bans Term 'E-Mail'
  244. Woman dumps man for his online alter ego.
  245. Judge OKs $1.1 Billion Microsoft Deal
  246. Pension Funds Sue AOL Time Warner
  247. First Attempts Made To Exploit Cisco Flaw
  248. PeopleSoft Scores Big Against Oracle
  249. Music Industry Wins 871 Subpoenas Against Internet Users
  250. The Next Big Thing: Very Small Things