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  1. Open-source electronic voting
  2. Knol and void: The day I became a published Google 'expert'
  3. Electric car maker Aptera raises $24 million round
  4. Daily Debrief: Google's new user-generated site to compete with Wikipedia
  5. Microsoft's online strategy: Trust us
  6. 'Samurai Girl' to help launch new experiment from Diet Coke and Mentos team
  7. Week in review: Yahoo merges with...Icahn
  8. Report: MySpace could work with Amazon on music service
  9. Users can automatically encrypt Gmail traffic
  10. Reports: AOL cuts XDrive, Pictures, some blogs
  11. Escaped 'Spam King' allegedly kills self, family
  12. Work stress? You're not alone, CDC says
  13. Interesting insights from MobileBeat 2008
  14. Microsoft tries to one-up Google PageRank
  15. Software makers threaten to sue eBay over counterfeits
  16. California utilities lead in solar energy, report says
  17. EFF: Yahoo Music should compensate customers
  18. Cancer doc urges cell phone precaution
  19. Microsoft CFO: Yahoo a 'declining asset'
  20. Microsoft demos robotic receptionist
  21. Court records: MPAA sought info on PirateBay founders
  22. Microsoft: Windows 7 on track
  23. Sprint Nextel sells cell towers to reduce debt
  24. First Solar and Sempra plan thin-film solar plant
  25. Scrabble maker Hasbro sues over 'Scrabulous' Facebook game
  26. Is your home system vulnerable to a DNS cache poisoning?
  27. The case of Twitter's missing followers
  28. Video: Cars charging forward for a plug-in future
  29. Take that Kindle, Sony opens e-book reader to outside publishers
  30. XM, Sirius detail potential FCC consent decree
  31. Zimbra Desktop gives Yahoo Mail offline access
  32. Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio: Worth it?
  33. Should the music industry tax you to use the Web?
  34. Photos: Pushing cars from pump to plug
  35. Microsoft looks to 'Mojave' to revive Vista's image
  36. Geeks make green graffiti
  37. Ballmer's memo on Johnson's departure
  38. Nokia, Qualcomm settle patent dispute
  39. Intel storage chips point to SoC future
  40. Intel quad-core mobile chip coming: Is it overkill?
  41. Marquiss Wind Power snaps up Cirrus Technologies
  42. Click fraud harder to detect, but rate stays flat
  43. Google App Engine sort of getting Perl support
  44. Kevin Johnson to leave Microsoft for Juniper
  45. Accenture offers software to 'green' a business
  46. Report: AMD will split into separate companies
  47. GreenRoad secures $3 million for driver-safety tech
  48. Report: Facebook grows faster than MySpace
  49. California Clean Tech Open names 44 finalists
  50. You can't talk online advertising without the 'G word'
  51. iPhone 3G network issues frustrating early adopters
  52. Google's Wikipedia rival, Knol, goes public
  53. Gates and Bloomberg to announce $500 million anti-tobacco donation
  54. Record labels ask judge for ruling against Lime Wire
  55. Will Google destroy Digg or take it to the next level?
  56. IAC to take $170 million charge for lending spinoff
  57. Zynga snags $29 million in VC funding
  58. iPhone 3G spurs AT&T strong second quarter growth
  59. Warner Bros. moves against Web copies of 'Dark Knight'
  60. Lightning strikes Tesla at London motor show
  61. Free ebooks-- some for a limited time only
  62. Could peace be near for YouTube and Hollywood?
  63. Five quick and useful Google Calendar tweaks
  64. Brainstorm Tech: Getting down to business
  65. SF mayor gets codes to hijacked network
  66. Newscorp COO: 'scarcity' key to online advertising
  67. Video News' future: DéjÃ* vu all over again?
  68. Report: Google talks acquisition with Digg
  69. Cuomo strong-arms Comcast over Usenet images
  70. Yahoo declares the glass to be half full
  71. CNET News Daily Podcast: Why some developers might work late tonight
  72. Microsoft speaks on Games for Windows Live changes
  73. Greening the Valley, one tech giant at a time
  74. Icahn recounts thought process behind settlement
  75. Yahoo to tap Jonathan Miller for board seat and more?
  76. Yahoo earnings decline, miss estimates
  77. Photos: 'Green' graffiti makes paint-free protests
  78. Crossing the line on Steve Jobs' health
  79. So when do we get over with it and declare Google a monopoly?
  80. Details emerge on user-generated games on Xbox Live
  81. Microsoft's "photo op" moment at OSCON?
  82. SanDisk: Windows Vista not optimized for solid-state drives
  83. SAP winds down TomorrowNow
  84. BuySAFE launches beta of e-commerce rating tool
  85. Are Google Maps good or evil?
  86. Viacom CEO Philippe Dauman on Google's 'rogue company'
  87. Will Yahoo ad business weather economic storm?
  88. Yang note welcomes Icahn's 'fresh perspective'
  89. Opening up the cloud
  90. 'Smart' electric grids to ease zap from plug-ins?
  91. At FCC broadband hearing, speeches but no consensus
  92. Servers in the home remain scarce
  93. Coulomb unveils electric car charging stations
  94. Green news harvest: Wind power expands in Northwest; lime-laced oceans explored to fi
  95. AOL expands health site
  96. VCs pin hopes on green-tech 'exits'
  97. Adobe revs media player, signs up Sony
  98. Apple getting ready for 'product transition'
  99. Amazon S3: For now at least, sometimes you have to reboot the cloud
  100. Ixia kicks off competitive upgrade program
  101. Brocade swinging for the fences with switching
  102. Brocade to acquire Foundry Networks
  103. Nissans to use ICP Solar battery chargers
  104. Ultrasonic frogs discovered in China
  105. CNET News Daily Podcast: Hacker conference proves nothing is private on the net
  106. Photos: Tracking Last HOPE hackers
  107. 'Dark Knight' available online over opening weekend
  108. Column: Will you be ditching your antivirus app anytime soon?
  109. More problems reported with Apple's MobileMe Mail
  110. Photos: Great Red Spot eats 'Baby'
  111. Carl Icahn blinks, takes Yahoo board seat
  112. Cold boot encryption-bypassing source code published
  113. Intel cuts chip prices up to 31 percent
  114. Yahoo lets the fox into the hen house. Now what?
  115. Why the chip stocks are down
  116. Crank away when your back is to the wall
  117. Carbon counter Carbonnetworks grabs funds
  118. Interview with Replay Solutions CEO about "Tivo for software"
  119. What iPhone? Apple earnings (still) about the Mac
  120. CarbonFlow nets funding for carbon software
  121. Report: Yahoo shareholder calls for compromise slate
  122. Report: Toshiba, Matsu****a will jointly make small EL displays
  123. Amazon's S3 experiencing outage
  124. Social Engineering 101: Mitnick and other hackers show how it's done
  125. The Internet -- a private eye's best friend
  126. India's outsource giants feeling the pinch
  127. Facebook sues German rival
  128. Report: startup VC funding shrinks
  129. Mom tech conference draws Macy's, not Google
  130. Torvalds: Linux not becoming obsolete would be 'sad'
  131. Photos: Top 10 reviews of the week
  132. Photos: Up, up, and away at Farnborough Air Show
  133. Pondering Microsoft's 'Everett Dirkson moment'
  134. Motorola sues iPhone sales executive over trade secrets
  135. Blogging and bringing home the bacon
  136. Security Bites 108: Understanding white listing
  137. At Last HOPE conference, everyone can hack it
  138. Cuba and Venezuela to lay undersea Internet cable
  139. Music, co-op games the dominant trends at E3
  140. Why did investors freak out about Google?
  141. Tech giants tackle information overload
  142. Mom continues to chase Prince on Free Use issue
  143. Team debuts electronic-hacking how-to videos at HOPE conference
  144. Apple circuit board orders point to new notebooks?
  145. Google acquires ad unit of Russia's Rambler
  146. Yahoo gives prime Net real estate to Icahn-bashing site
  147. Week in review: Yahoo snubs Microsoft--again
  148. Dutch court allows publication of Mifare security hole research
  149. Green news harvest: tidal power in the U.K., biogas in Germany
  150. AMD and Intel Centrino 2 make strange bedfellows
  151. Video: The swirling, surreal world of Obscura Digital
  152. Interview: Katy Perry is no tech ingenue
  153. Is Al Gore Nuts?
  154. AMD CEO discusses plan to compete with Intel Atom chip
  155. HOPE conference highlights everyday hacking
  156. Schmidt: YouTube + ads = 'holy grail'
  157. AMD's Ruiz steps off the roller coaster
  158. Report: Microsoft testing self-serve Adsense rival
  159. Torvalds attacks IT industry 'security circus'
  160. Photos: Game on at E3: The sequel
  161. Microsoft ready to lose more money online
  162. Solar LifePod's day in the sun
  163. Nintendo: Wii grabs top spot in next-gen console wars
  164. New T-Mobile Sidekick set for July 30th debut
  165. CNET News Daily Podcast: Web video, TV linkup gets closer
  166. Last.fm gets a makeover, but can't stay standing
  167. Thousands of liberal bloggers meeting face-to-face
  168. Google's search-ad share now up to 77 percent
  169. NPR looks to developers for help distributing shows
  170. Google Docs gets a profusion of templates
  171. Microsoft earnings: What to watch
  172. High-ranking Google Earth programmer departs
  173. Linus Torvalds: Don't glorify the security 'monkeys'
  174. The Mac owns the US. Windows owns the world. Nary the two shall meet?
  175. YouTube on TiVo: It's about time
  176. It's official: Audiophiles are over CD
  177. Report: Lionsgate cranks open for YouTube
  178. Bob Barr: The privacy candidate for president
  179. 3G iPhones at an AT&T store? Fuggedaboutit
  180. Opera Software releases Opera Mobile 9.5 beta
  181. MySpace kicks off contest for Asian game developers
  182. Report: Amazon's new video store requires Sony TV
  183. Would you like chat with that log-in? Meebo unveils 'Community IM'
  184. AddictingGames makes play for social-network gaming
  185. Curtains for desktops? If not now, when?
  186. Microsoft revises DirectX security bulletins
  187. Microsoft updates Live Calendar with birthdays, holidays, iCal subscriptions
  188. Gmail users get control over their contact list
  189. eBay profits up 22 percent on listing gains
  190. Dell faces class action lawsuit from workers
  191. Video: Hard to get your hands on the iPhone
  192. CNET News Daily Podcast: AOL's spot in the Microhoo saga
  193. Microsoft faces lawsuit over Silverlight
  194. BlogHer nabs iVillage deal, NBC investment
  195. Yahoo plans Groups improvements
  196. Recurrent Energy gets dough for solar-as-a-service
  197. ERM: The forgotten data security space
  198. MTV's 'Soundtrack' jumps on stage
  199. Apple offers 30 days free to MobileMe customers
  200. Microsoft opens up Live Mesh
  201. NY spammer hit with 30-month prison sentence
  202. Why it matters what Chad Hurley watches
  203. ReCaptcha: Reusing your 'wasted' time online
  204. Intel CEO on Atom chip shortage, flash problems
  205. Report: Intel faces new EU antitrust charges
  206. Blinkx 'Red Label' opens video-search interface
  207. Fat Spaniel: Distributed energy meets Web 2.0
  208. Yahoo takes defense of Google ad deal to Capitol Hill
  209. Live blog: Activision at E3 is 'Guitar Hero' and beyond
  210. Yahoo's declining share price a drag on Icahn's proxy fight?
  211. Photos: Game on at E3
  212. Disney bucks music industry downturn
  213. Pubmatic: Online ad prices stay flat
  214. Intel rides strong Q2 on strong notebook demand
  215. Sun issues upbeat fourth-quarter forecast
  216. Report: SK Telecom in talks to acquire Sprint
  217. Video: Move against clone maker reasserts Apple's proprietary claims
  218. Google's U.S. search share nears 70 percent
  219. Live blog: Sony's PlayStation E3 press conference
  220. Apple suit: Psystar's Mac clones must be recalled
  221. Apple, AT&T foiled again: iPhone 3G unlocked
  222. Apple sues clone maker Psystar
  223. As Web 2.0 goes mainstream, VCs plot a mass exodus
  224. Green news harvest: Chyrsler's answer to the Chevy Volt, solar 'land grab'
  225. Get an 802.11n home router for $28.99 shipped (after rebate)
  226. Norton 2009 products open to public beta
  227. Army recycling Packbots
  228. Google's invented what will be the most scorned technology on Capitol Hill
  229. Facing the pain of passwords
  230. World of Warcraft maker wins round in exploit 'bot lawsuit
  231. The backstory on Senate's Google-Yahoo hearing
  232. Viacom, YouTube reach deal on user information
  233. Fisker Auto chooses Porsche vet to make Karma
  234. Centrino 2 takes the stage
  235. EA announces 'Sims 3,' relationship with 'Quake' maker id, at E3
  236. Selling the suckers on Google-Yahoo
  237. Cell phone is mom-avoidance device for teens
  238. Preview: Updated CNET News and Downloads
  239. Photobucket plugs hole that revealed private photos
  240. Former Tesla Motors employee files class action suit
  241. High notes from a low-profile E3
  242. States also reviewing Yahoo-Google search advertising deal
  243. Warner to offer cheaper Blu-ray movies later this year
  244. Google wins over more Net users in June
  245. Microsoft enters Yahoo-Icahn fight to "set record straight"
  246. Report: Guns N' Roses may release song on 'Rock Band 2'
  247. Yahoo's Yang warns employees to expect Icahn battle to heat up
  248. Veoh Networks launches behavioral ads
  249. Icahn and Yahoo size of Microsoft search offer with different rulers
  250. eBay wins counterfeit-sales lawsuit brought by Tiffany