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• Adobe, NFL Bring Live Sunday Night Football to Internet Adobe and The National Football League announced a partnership on Thursday that will bring Sunday Night Football to fans...
• Spore, The Year's Most Anticipated PC Game From the team headed by Will Wright, creators of The Sims, comes Maxis's next wild burst of imagination, Spore. It's a game, it's a toy, and it's the most intriguing computer gaming experience to come along in years.
• Sun to Craft Software Stack Into NAS Appliances Sun Microsystems will introduce a storage appliance based on its FISHworks software package by the end of this year.
• 10 Open Source Companies to Watch Products range from databases to data integration.
• What's at Stake for Apple at Tuesday's IPod Event There was an interesting undercurrent to the reader chatter surrounding Apple's announcement of a special, presumably...
• Should IT Form a Union? Life for IT workers has never been harsher. Maybe IT should organize and fight back against bosses who demand the impossible and turn to outsourcing as if it were the new scab labor. Then again, maybe not.
• More Power Yet More Green Power over Ethernet -- nice now, better soon.
• Facebook Tests Icon to Identify Predators, Porn Deal stems from May agreement between Facebook, 49 states to better protect children.
• Do VMware SDK License Limits Go Too Far? License limits make third-party developers into 'outlaws.'
• Google App Engine: Getting Data Out Ain't Simple. Yet. Data checks in... but it won't check out! No, not really; data management is just more of a pain than you might expect. To use Google App Engine today, you need to use a Python API to export from its proprietary data store. But soon, Google says, the situation will get a lot easier.
• Wall Street Beat: Yahoo Slumps, Strategic M&A Continues Yahoo hit a 52-week low as economic concerns battered the stock market Thursday.
• CNBC Gets LinkedIn Partnership adds CNBC content to LinkedIn, social networking tools to business network.
• FCC Wireless Tests Aim to End Debate The FCC is conducting tests this week into potential interference from a new wireless service it is proposing.
• Open Text to Buy Captaris Open Text is planning to buy data capture vendor Captaris for $131 million.
• Chip Imitates Ear to Clean up Cell Calls If instead of writing this story I were telling it to you on my cell phone, while rushing through San Francisco International...
• Adding Streaming Radio to Apple TV Your copy of iTunes plays streaming radio. Your iPhone can do the same with the right application--and that right application...
• Zoho Adds Google Docs-like File Management Better late than never - and the Zoho version offers nice features Google Docs doesn't have.
• Spore Executive Producer Discloses Game Details PC World talks with Lucy Bradshaw, Spore's executive producer, about this year's hottest game, which goes on sale September 7.
• Comcast Appeals FCC's Network Management Order Comcast appeals an FCC order against its network management practices.
• New Business Objects User Group Forming A new global Business Objects user group is forming.
• AppleJack 1.5 As someone who's written books and many articles on Mac troubleshooting, one of my favorite utilities has long been The...
• Spore Executive Producer Discloses Game Details PC World talks with Lucy Bradshaw, Spore's executive producer, about this year's hottest game, which goes on sale September 7.
• Microsoft to Release Four Critical Patches Microsoft will issue four critical patches next Tuesday.
• O'Reilly Launches IPhoneLive Conference Book publisher and conference organizer, O'Reilly Media, announced a new conference targeted to the iPhone. iPhoneLive will be...
• Epson Unveils New Lower-priced 1080p Projector Epson America on Thursday introduced a new High Definition (HD) digital projector that it claims is the industry's first to be...