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  1. iPad Will Read Books Aloud, Support Open EPUB Format (NewsFactor)
  2. GDC: AFK Interactive Brings the MMO Experience to Your Phone (PC World)
  3. Apple iPad 3G Options Include a Data Monitor (PC Magazine)
  4. Apple gives chief operating officer $5M bonus (AP)
  5. Privacy issues nix Netflix movie-picking contest (AP)
  6. HickoryTech to pay dividend of 13 cents (AP)
  7. Summary Box: Court OKs cable TV access rules (AP)
  8. Anticipation Grows as Apple Takes Orders for IPad (PC World)
  9. Microsoft Xbox 360 Leads Gaming Sales in February (NewsFactor)
  10. Privacy issues nix Netflix movie-picking contest (AP)
  11. Internet body delays decision on .XXX domain name (AFP)
  12. Electric Bat Interactive previews free browser-****d games (Macworld.com)
  13. Troyak Takedown, Security Blues, ICANN Meets (PC World)
  14. Apple COO gets $22 million reward as Jobs stand-in (Reuters)
  15. Xbox 360 Outsold Wii in February, Says NPD (PC World)
  16. Mac news briefs: 3D and animation (Macworld.com)
  17. Accessorize Your iPad for Business (PC World)
  18. FCC to propose 10-year Internet expansion: report (Reuters)
  19. Safe and sound
  20. Google "99.9 pct" sure to shut China search engine: report (Reuters)
  21. Innovation on display at Games Conference (AP)
  22. The Macalope Weekly: A sad state of affairs (Macworld.com)
  23. China's new generation picky about factory jobs (AP)
  24. Steve Jobs finally wins approval to tear down house... possibly (Macworld.com)
  25. SXSW: Cuban, Boxee Clash at *** TV Debate (PC Magazine)
  26. Aspyr reveals new plans for The Secret of Monkey Island for Mac (Macworld.com)
  27. HDTV: Even Critters Prefer It (PC World)
  28. Molding the iPad into a Business Tool (PC World)
  29. Venezuela's Chavez calls for internet controls (Reuters)
  30. iPad Swapped if its Battery Fails, Apple Says (PC World)
  31. Venezuela's Chavez: Internet should be regulated (AP)
  32. Australia defends mandatory Internet filter (AFP)
  33. Top tweets
  34. U.S. to roll out major broadband policy (Reuters)
  35. Amazon reacts to new Colo tax, costing affiliates (AP)
  36. Smartphones put the moves on social networking (AFP)
  37. U.S. to roll out major broadband policy (Reuters)
  38. Amazon reacts to new Colo tax, costing affiliates (AP)
  39. News sites popular but few click on ads or will pay (AFP)
  40. Apple to replace iPad batteries with a new iPad (Macworld.com)
  41. High-tech event crowd urged to save the planet (AFP)
  42. Happy silver anniversary dotcom
  43. Google says China talks continue, but pullout signs grow (Reuters)
  44. Dotcom marks silver anniversary
  45. Investors seek signs of China Mobile 3G commitment (Reuters)
  46. Facebook to open office in southern India (Reuters)
  47. Apollo men decry Obama Moon plans
  48. Passing it on
  49. dot.Rory
  50. Top 100 sites
  51. US, UK top debt ratings safe for now, Moody's says (AP)
  52. Facebook opening operations office in India (AP)
  53. Tories may 'lose broadband vote'
  54. Pegasystems to buy Chordiant for $161.5 million (AP)
  55. Survey: Readers don't want to pay for news online (AP)
  56. Ruckus Attacks Enterprise Wi-Fi With Pricing (PC World)
  57. FCC unveiling sweeping national broadband plan (AP)
  58. Smart sanctions can support democratic change: U.S. (Reuters)
  59. If iPad Battery Fails, Apple Will Replace the iPad for $99 (NewsFactor)
  60. People Power pushes 'green' wireless apps (InfoWorld)
  61. iPad Buyer be Aware: $99 Replacement if Battery Dies (PC World)
  62. Trusteer Rolls out Malware Forensic Tool for Banks (PC World)
  63. Been and dotgone
  64. Microsoft's Boyd Questions Future of Online Privacy (PC Magazine)
  65. Five Features the iPad Needs for Business (PC World)
  66. Online music vet launches song service for smartphones (AFP)
  67. Rhapsody app to sport offline listening 'very soon' (Macworld.com)
  68. Militant and hate group Internet use grows: report (Reuters)
  69. Molyneux Says PlayStation Move 'Not as Big a Step' as Natal (PC World)
  70. TomTom 1.3 adds real time traffic updates (Macworld.com)
  71. Oracle Loses XML Co-inventor to Google (PC World)
  72. The MacBundles offers 'Build Your Own Bundle' option (Macworld.com)
  73. Saudi warns charity 'phishing' scams could fund terror (AFP)
  74. Apple to charge $107 for iPad battery replacement (AP)
  75. Pegasystems Buys CRM Vendor Chordiant (PC World)
  76. Windows Phone 7 Development Uses Familiar Skills (NewsFactor)
  77. OpenLogic Pushes Open-source Scan Service for M&As (PC World)
  78. China TechFaith posts jump in 4Q profit (AP)
  79. FCC's Broadband Plan: $15.5 Billion for Deployment (PC World)
  80. Yahoo loses revenue chief to *** content start-up (Reuters)
  81. Google sees mobile ad rates passing PC rates (Reuters)
  82. DirecTV, Comcast settle on sports channel (Reuters)
  83. New Aperture update fixes video issues (Macworld.com)
  84. Google expects Android to 'flourish' in China: CFO (AFP)
  85. Broadband plan aims to boost speed, wireless (Reuters)
  86. FCC Wants 120MHz of Spectrum From TV Stations (PC World)
  87. Venezuela denies plans to censor Internet (Reuters)
  88. Did Video Games Wreck 1,000 Marriages? (PC World)
  89. AP Source: Jackson in $200M-plus recording deal (AP)
  90. HBO puts "The Pacific" online (Reuters)
  91. Hack Lets You Control Your DLSR Camera From Your Nintendo DS (PC World)
  92. Twitter working on Chinese registration page (AP)
  93. China star Zhang takes blame in 'Donationgate' (AFP)
  94. Canon EOS 5D Mark II firmware udpate released (Macworld.com)
  95. NVIDIA App Brings 3D Gaming to Your TV (PC World)
  96. China without Google: 'a lose-lose scenario' (AP)
  97. Twitter in China? In Due Time, Twitter Founder Promises (PC World)
  98. China again tells Google to obey the law (AFP)
  99. Sony, Jackson estate inks $250 mln deal: reports (AFP)
  100. US plans high-speed net for all
  101. Lords pass internet piracy bill
  102. Facebook removing stalker apps
  103. Print baron
  104. Indian Security Startup Offers Free Software (PC World)
  105. Erin Andrews peephole stalker lands in jail (Reuters)
  106. PlayStation's Move ups the interaction, fidelity (AP)
  107. Intel's New Xeon 5600 Chips Outperform Predecessors (PC World)
  108. Boom time for cyber crime in US
  109. Twitter embeds itself in the ***
  110. MPAA boss Glickman says goodbye to Hollywood (AP)
  111. Schools accused in Google hacking case ask "why us?" (Reuters)
  112. dot.Rory
  113. Egypt regulator enforces Internet voice call ban (Reuters)
  114. Break the law and your new 'friend' may be the FBI (AP)
  115. Twitter Will Stream Tweets Across Popular *** Sites (NewsFactor)
  116. PayPal app now lets you 'bump to send money' (Macworld.com)
  117. KaleidoVid turns your iPhone into a kaleidoscope (Macworld.com)
  118. BroadSoft files for IPO worth up to $103.5 million (AP)
  119. BlackBerry Users Willing to Swap for an iPhone (PC World)
  120. S.Korea to offer software to fight *** addiction (AFP)
  121. Windows Phone 7 Series: Everything You Need to Know (PC World)
  122. Supersonic car's lift flaw fixed
  123. Microsoft Will Rule on Phone 7 Apps, Require Trials (NewsFactor)
  124. IBM Adding Development and Test Offering to Public Cloud (PC World)
  125. 'Alice' sparks debate over quick DVD releases (AP)
  126. The top 10 singles and albums on iTunes (AP)
  127. Google Nexus One sales lag Apple, Motorola: Flurry (Reuters)
  128. Sony in new music deal with Michael Jackson estate (Reuters)
  129. Sophiestication releases Articles Wikipedia reader (Macworld.com)
  130. Intel unveils new server chips ahead of AMD (Reuters)
  131. Apple delays ship dates for some iPad accessories (Macworld.com)
  132. Internet Dot-Com Addresses Began 25 Years Ago (NewsFactor)
  133. Apple offers drivers for Samsung, Brother printers (Macworld.com)
  134. Latest "God of War" videogame hits US (AFP)
  135. Google announces AT&T-compatible Nexus One (Macworld.com)
  136. Broadband plan sent to Congress
  137. Google Starts Selling Full-price Nexus One on AT&T (PC World)
  138. Windows Phone 7: What You Need to Know (PC Magazine)
  139. Microsoft Encourages Developers To Test Drive IE9 (NewsFactor)
  140. IPad sub******ions could boost mag circulation (AP)
  141. Google phone now works on iPhone's wireless system (AP)
  142. Microsoft embraces HTML5 specification in IE9 (InfoWorld)
  143. Navigon releases MyRegion apps for U.S. (Macworld.com)
  144. Attack Samples Show Targeted Sophistication (PC World)
  145. Cable channel taps Fake Steve Jobs writer for tech CEO satire (Macworld.com)
  146. Google Quietly Releases Nexus One for AT&T (PC World)
  147. FAA: Boeing 777s must get new software (AP)
  148. New DivX Plus Lets You Transfer HD Videos (PC Magazine)
  149. Dotcom celebrates 25th birthday (AFP)
  150. BlackBerry Users Casting Glances at iPhone, Android (NewsFactor)
  151. AMD, Intel Bringing More Cores to More Servers (PC Magazine)
  152. Summary Box: Boeing 777 software fix (AP)
  153. US watchdog orders Boeing to fix 777 (AFP)
  154. Microsoft Bing nabs more *** searches in February (AP)
  155. AOL launches Seed.com for Internet Age news operation (AFP)
  156. Xobni for BlackBerry: A Smarter Address Book (PC World)
  157. Microsoft hit with $106M fine in patent dispute (AP)
  158. Microsoft's Internet Explorer 9 Browser: FAQ (PC World)
  159. When tweets can make you a jailbird (AP)
  160. Google partners call for clarity on China plans (Reuters)
  161. Sony bets MJ fans won't stop 'til they get enough (AP)
  162. Your Next Facebook 'Friend' Could be a Federal Agent (PC World)
  163. HTC, T-Mobile Mum on Windows Phone 7 Plans for HD2 (PC World)
  164. Microsoft Loses $106 Million Patent Verdict to VirnetX (PC World)
  165. Fujitsu Aims New Server at Cloud Compute Providers (PC World)
  166. Drive a Porsche? Up your status with a phone (Reuters)
  167. Mobile 'apps' a $17.5 bln market by 2012: study (AFP)
  168. Chinese ad firms seek Google compensation talks (AFP)
  169. Merged worlds
  170. Digital lifelines
  171. Google partners in China appeal for word on plans (AP)
  172. What users want from Oracle's Java Community Process (InfoWorld)
  173. Google quizzed over China plans
  174. Mobile application sales explode
  175. Disconnected UK
  176. dot.Rory
  177. 'Hacktivism'
  178. Qualcomm to Bid in India’s Broadband Wireless Auction (PC World)
  179. Microsoft's IE9 Browser: FAQ (PC World)
  180. Folding plug wins design accolade
  181. PayPal plans to double staff in Asia (AP)
  182. Simplify Media yanks iPhone apps, promises 'new direction' (Macworld.com)
  183. Android Market Push Threatens BlackBerry and iPhone (PC World)
  184. Motorola Droid Finally Gets Android 2.1 Upgrade (PC Magazine)
  185. Java pioneer distances himself from JCP (InfoWorld)
  186. Fear of surge in Internet crime ahead of S.Africa World Cup (AFP)
  187. Apple Stores purging screen protection? (Macworld.com)
  188. Review: GOD OF WAR III - Not Quite Godly (Newsarama.com)
  189. EDITING Pegasystems Acquires Chordiant Software for $161.5M (NewsFactor)
  190. ******* attacked Colombian vote count (AFP)
  191. 02 condemns file-sharing letters
  192. Verizon to Finally Update Droid to Latest Android 2.1 OS (PC World)
  193. Internet piracy taking big toll on jobs (Reuters)
  194. Yahoo! buys Citizen Sports (AFP)
  195. iWork.com adds easier public sharing, mobile support (Macworld.com)
  196. Net piracy takes 'toll on jobs'
  197. Court: Pa. DA can't bring 'sexting' charges (AP)
  198. Sprint to support Google's Nexus One smartphone (Reuters)
  199. Google phone now works on iPhone's wireless system (AP)
  200. Hands On: the T-Mobile HTC HD2 (PC Magazine)
  201. Microsoft: IE9 Won't Support Windows XP, Period (PC Magazine)
  202. Viacom-YouTube secrets to be exposed in lawsuit (AP)
  203. Yahoo buying fantasy sports company Citizen Sports (AP)
  204. FCC plans to announce broadband agenda (Reuters)
  205. Apple lets iPhone developers schedule sales (Macworld.com)
  206. KongZhong shares rise on strong report (AP)
  207. XpanD's Universal 3D Shutter Glasses to Work on Most Displays (PC World)
  208. Is This an Xbox 360 'Slim' Motherboard? (PC World)
  209. Nexus One to call on Sprint too (Macworld.com)
  210. Java founder emphasizes Oracle's commitment (InfoWorld)
  211. After Weeklong Fight, Rogue ISP Troyak Struggles for Life (PC World)
  212. Forcing China to revalue currency may boomerang: analysts (AFP)
  213. No copy-and-paste in Windows Phone 7 OS (InfoWorld)
  214. Sprint expected to unveil HTC WiMax phone at CTIA (Reuters)
  215. Cisco Borderless Access Offers Low-Cost Switches (NewsFactor)
  216. AT&T Zero Phone Charger Won't Draw Power by Itself (PC World)
  217. Nexus One Rival Droid Gets Android 2.1 Update (NewsFactor)
  218. IBM Offers Software Development in the Cloud (NewsFactor)
  219. Verizon seeks to ban Cablevision set-top boxes (AP)
  220. Texan accused of disabling 100 cars over Internet (AP)
  221. EA to offer complete online Woods game around Masters (Reuters)
  222. MacUpdate bundle offers Parallels, other apps for $50 (Macworld.com)
  223. 24 hours of video uploaded to YouTube every minute (AFP)
  224. Diebold names Pavithran as development group head (AP)
  225. Sprint WiMax Phone Rumors Abound, Carrier Stays Mum (PC World)
  226. Viacom-YouTube secrets to be exposed in lawsuit (AP)
  227. New password-stealing virus targets Facebook (Reuters)
  228. Seattlepi.com celebrates 1 year of ***-only news (AP)
  229. Report: Apple director York hospitalized (Macworld.com)
  230. Google working with Intel, Sony on TV project: report (Reuters)
  231. Hosted Drupal CMS Planned for Midyear (PC World)
  232. Email scam targets Facebook users: *** security firm (AFP)
  233. HTC says confident can defend against Apple suit (Reuters)
  234. FTC Member Rips into Google's Privacy Efforts (PC World)
  235. Google to Simplify Exchange to Apps Migrations With New Tool (PC World)
  236. China Mobile revenue up on surprise ARPU gain (Reuters)
  237. PayPal ties up with Chinese partner: report (AFP)
  238. Amazon brings Kindle app to the Mac (Macworld.com)
  239. Apple's Ban on Screen Protectors Makes (Some) Sense (PC World)
  240. Microsoft MSN China top exec to leave (Reuters)
  241. *** inventor calls for open data
  242. HTC Says Will Fight Apple Lawsuit, Stresses Innovations (PC World)
  243. UK 'can cope with cyber attack'
  244. China Mobile says 2009 profit up 2.3 percent (AP)
  245. Spammers survive botnet shutdowns
  246. Watch March Madness & Get Scores On Your Mobile Phone (PC Magazine)
  247. HTC says it will fight Apple suit (AP)
  248. Teva to buy Ratiopharm for nearly $5 billion (Reuters)
  249. Government to question Facebook
  250. Hacking "fun" for British teens