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  • Keeping Score in the Thin TV Battle A stroll rounds the halls of last week's IFA electronics show in Berlin, or this week's CEDIA show in Denver or, well, just...
  • Patent Holders Cut Some DVD Licensing Rates The nine member consortium that holds most of the important patents covering DVD technology is cutting some of its license...
  • Report: Dell in Talks to Sell PC Factories Computer-maker Dell is attempting to off-load its computer manufacturing plants around the world, The Wall Street Journal...
  • Let Zoho Send the Bill Zoho's new service handles invoicing and collections for small businesses.
  • Casual Friday: Star Wars, Episode 3.5 Some of the best Star Wars stories aren't told on the big screen. As this week ends, watch some videos, play some games, and get a taste of the dark side.
  • 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.

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