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  9. New Search Engine Gives Human Touch (AdWeek.com)
  10. Pentagon gearing for overseas voting (AP)
  11. NBC Sports boosts fantasy sports coverage (Reuters)
  12. Intel Corp. to cut 10,500 jobs (AP)
  13. HP director to be pushed out (AP)
  14. Silicon Valley wireless project moves on (AP)
  15. Google News adds newspaper archives (Reuters)
  16. Google expands online news index (AP)
  17. HP sought director records in leak probe (AP)
  18. Apple updates iMacs with latest chip (AP)
  19. Intel shares fall nearly 3 percent (AP)
  20. REVIEW: Frames give new life to photos (AP)
  21. PlayStation 3's European release delayed (AP)
  22. Apple updates iMacs with new Intel chip (AP)
  23. EMI signs download deal with SpiralFrog (AP)
  24. Wired News lets users write wiki article (AP)
  25. Social networking comes to casual games (AP)
  26. New IBM super-computer aiming for petaflop (Reuters)
  27. New IBM supercomputer aiming for petaflop (Reuters)
  28. TiVo offering fantasy football service (AP)
  29. REVIEW: New Blackberry is light, lovely (AP)
  30. Rim to launch multimedia device for consumers (Reuters)
  31. Web social site Facebook hit by privacy protests (Reuters)
  32. Nokia to baptize phones by name rather than number (Reuters)
  33. Sony hit by PS3 delay (Reuters)
  34. Microsoft hints at delay of Vista in Europe (Reuters)
  35. Facebook feature draws privacy concerns (AP)
  36. Amazon launches digital download service (Reuters)
  37. Amazon.com launches TV, movie service (AP)
  38. Amazon.com launches digital download service (Reuters)
  39. Miami, LA top list of cellphone chatterers (Reuters)
  40. Nokia puts Yahoo Internet search software on new phones (AFP)
  41. Xanga settles with FTC for $1 million (AP)
  42. Honor code aims to keep Bud.TV from kids (AP)
  43. Microsoft to release cheaper Xbox 360 (AP)
  44. Microchips shipped for Nintendo's Wii (AP)
  45. Dell chairman touts video games (AP)
  46. Web site offers Pearl Harbor accounts (AP)
  47. Microsoft to sell cheaper Xbox in Japan (AP)
  48. Professor gets $1.2 million tech prize (AP)
  49. HP chair: Board members want her to stay (AP)
  50. Facebook changes after privacy protests (AP)
  51. 12 arrested for prostitution ads on Web (AP)
  52. Popular Christian books spawn video game (AP)
  53. Web site owner gets 7 years for piracy (AP)
  54. Cell phone makers fight resales (AP)
  55. Samsung develops new memory chip (AP)
  56. Gambling firm Sportingbet shares plunge (AP)
  57. More televisions, laptops make shift to wider screens (USATODAY.com)
  58. Nokia, Motorola to cooperate on mobile TV (Reuters)
  59. Fantasy site 2nd Life exposes user data (Reuters)
  60. Vodafone to enter UK fixed-line broadband market (Reuters)
  61. 'Second Life' Hit by Data Breach (NewsFactor)
  62. Intel sells optical component business (AP)
  63. Fox, Tribune to auction some ad space on Web sites (Reuters)
  64. Yahoo Messenger offers free group conference calls (Reuters)
  65. AOL to offer insurance to subscribers (AP)
  66. Microsoft to unveil new search engine (AP)
  67. AOL adds free insurance coverage (AP)
  68. Second Life site reports security breach (AP)
  69. Web video-diary mystery again deepens (AP)
  70. Facebook to open to all Internet users (AP)
  71. Concerns raised over Web sex ad replies (AP)
  72. AT&T launches live broadband TV service (AP)
  73. TiVo unveils its 1st high-definition DVR (AP)
  74. Cingular to launch keyboard Nokia phone (AP)
  75. Sony delays Japan launch of new walkman (AP)
  76. FCC sets roadmap for using vacant TV airwaves (Reuters)
  77. Canon says to recall copiers that can catch fire (Reuters)
  78. Dell studies more retail stores after Dallas site (Reuters)
  79. Palm unveils Vodaphone Treo deal in Europe (Reuters)
  80. Nokia, EA team up to offer mobile games (Reuters)
  81. Morocco jails two for disrupting U.S. computers (Reuters)
  82. Apple's iTunes to start selling movies (Reuters)
  83. BSkyB halts film downloads over software cracks (Reuters)
  84. Microsoft warns of "critical" security flaw (Reuters)
  85. Apple to offer movies on iTunes (Reuters)
  86. Yahoo and Intel to pipe sports data to TV screens (Reuters)
  87. Reality-TV guru Burnett mines multimedia "Gold" (Reuters)
  88. Justice at the click of a mouse in China (Reuters)
  89. Motorola has high hopes for mobile WiMAX: paper (Reuters)
  90. Softbank to sell mobile phones with iPod nano (Reuters)
  91. "Scarface" writer wary of video game adaptations (Reuters)
  92. Sony to launch Blu-ray recorder in Japan by Dec (Reuters)
  93. Microsoft unveils wireless mouse and keyboard (Reuters)
  94. Google to run in Intuit small business software (Reuters)
  95. Game makers call for mobile shopping revolution (Reuters)
  96. Children at risk on networking Web sites: report (Reuters)
  97. Universal Music pressuring YouTube, MySpace (Reuters)
  98. NBC to offer new shows on Web to build audiences (Reuters)
  99. Nintendo to offer Wii console in Japan on Dec 2 (Reuters)
  100. Nintendo: 16 software titles ready for Wii launch (Reuters)
  101. Yahoo search to run on all PCs of Taiwan's Acer (Reuters)
  102. Nintendo to offer Wii console in Japan in Dec 2 (Reuters)
  103. Vista launch to add 100,000 Europe IT jobs: study (Reuters)
  104. Microsoft says Vista Europe launch on track (Reuters)
  105. Intel, Siemens to cooperate in Internet telephony (Reuters)
  106. CBS wants to buy the next YouTube, not YouTube (Reuters)
  107. New battery tech still years away (Reuters)
  108. Nintendo to debut console in November (Reuters)
  109. Segway scooters recalled for falling hazard (Reuters)
  110. Microsoft to debut Zune this holiday shopping season (Reuters)
  111. Microsoft eyes music, not video, as Zune target (Reuters)
  112. Microsoft touts wireless connection as iPod killer (Reuters)
  113. "Star Trek" heads back to TV with digital makeover (Reuters)
  114. Software firm sees fix to emergency comms (Reuters)
  115. Samsung's Blu-ray player improved (Reuters)
  116. Rage over MySpace photo leads to arrest (AP)
  117. Fastweb, Vodafone reach commercial accord: sources (Reuters)
  118. Toshiba to buy patents from Micron for $288 mln (Reuters)
  119. Taiwan Web site to close online music swapping (Reuters)
  120. Fastweb, Vodafone clinch commercial deal in Italy (Reuters)
  121. Sony Internet unit to take stake in Gamepot (Reuters)
  122. Cyber crime becoming more organized (Reuters)
  123. FX channel tries commercial to combat ad-skipping (Reuters)
  124. Gameworld: Skywalker storms into Lego Star Wars II (Reuters)
  125. Amid privacy backlash, Web publishers turn inward (Reuters)
  126. Sun CEO among the few chiefs who blog (AP)
  127. High-tech shopping carts face hurdles (AP)
  128. Leonsis to step down from AOL management (AP)
  129. Anti-spam group to keep company on list (AP)
  130. Morris: YouTube, MySpace abuse copyright (AP)
  131. China reports major anti-piracy move (AP)
  132. Security products sell despite freebies (AP)
  133. What'll be first new fall show to fall? (AP)
  134. Security products sold despite freeware (AP)
  135. Which new fall show will fall first? (AP)
  136. Warner to send videos through YouTube (AP)
  137. Yahoo Inc. defending its Internet turf (AP)
  138. RealNetworks, SanDisk to take on iPod (AP)
  139. Warner distribute videos through YouTube (AP)
  140. Adobe readies release of flagship Acrobat product (Reuters)
  141. Cognos software goes mobile with BlackBerry launch (Reuters)
  142. Belgian court rules against Google News (AP)
  143. Warner to issue music through YouTube (AP)
  144. Hurd avoids mention of HP scandal (AP)
  145. Time Warner to sell AOL Germany business (AP)
  146. Toshiba to recall Sony laptop batteries (AP)
  147. U.S. uploads anti-drug videos to YouTube (AP)
  148. Yodlee introduces bill payment service (AP)
  149. Warner announces deal with YouTube (AP)
  150. Microsoft launching online video service (AP)
  151. Group says worldwide DSL use jumps (AP)
  152. U.S. war on drugs spreads to YouTube (AP)
  153. News Corp. may not use Internet portals (AP)
  154. Anti-drug videos uploaded to YouTube (AP)
  155. Gonzales wants ISPs to save user data (AP)
  156. Group: Worldwide DSL use up 38 percent (AP)
  157. Disney sells films through iTunes store (AP)
  158. Toshiba recalls Sony laptop batteries (AP)
  159. Gonzales wants Internet records saved (AP)
  160. Search service proposed for `.travel' (AP)
  161. Al Gore's Current TV, Yahoo join forces (AP)
  162. Cingular to sponsor online battle of band (AP)
  163. News Corp. may start Chinese MySpace (AP)
  164. Microsoft plans DVD player for Xbox (AP)
  165. Cingular sponsorship gives YouTube cash (AP)
  166. U.S. agency to extend oversight of ICANN (AP)
  167. U.S. will extend Internet agreement (AP)
  168. Microsoft unveils HD DVD add-on for Xbox (AP)
  169. Review: Manoi AT01 courts niche market (AP)
  170. Review: 'Rising' fun way to kill zombies (AP)
  171. Review: Sony woos teens with Mylo gadget (AP)
  172. Study: Interest in political news steady (AP)
  173. Nissan sees technology cutting accidents (AP)
  174. Virtual keypads are vulnerable to snoops (AP)
  175. Startup urges item registry for recovery (AP)
  176. Zillow.com lets homeowners add new info (AP)
  177. Fox tries to thwart DVR fast-forwarding (AP)
  178. Yahoo, Current TV unveil new video service (Reuters)
  179. FCC seen backing airline's broadband at Logan (Reuters)
  180. Motorola unveils phone vending machines (AP)
  181. Nokia to put Microsoft search on cellphones (Reuters)
  182. Facebook in talks to sell itself to Yahoo: WSJ (Reuters)
  183. Mobile phone industry aims to reduce pollution (Reuters)
  184. Two U.S. software firms lobby EU on Microsoft: WSJ (Reuters)
  185. Philly Orchestra opens online store (AP)
  186. Orion moon capsule mock-up has test spin (AP)
  187. HP sponsors 'privacy innovation' award (AP)
  188. AOL to disband access subscriptions unit (AP)
  189. Motorola to sell cell phones via machine (AP)
  190. Cell phone concerto may be music to your ears (Reuters)
  191. Senate telecom bill still short of votes: Stevens (Reuters)
  192. Boston cardinal adopts new habit with Vatican blog (Reuters)
  193. Sony to cut price of PlayStation 3 (AP)
  194. Sony cuts price of PlayStation 3 to $410 (AP)
  195. Ad assignment goes awry on MySpace.com (AP)
  196. Census Bureau loses hundreds of laptops (AP)
  197. MTV Networks to acquire Harmonix (AP)
  198. Official sues students over MySpace page (AP)
  199. States offer Web sites to help students (AP)
  200. Belgium court rejects Google appeal (AP)
  201. Teacher persists on Oprah '08 Web site (AP)
  202. Encryption expert teaches security (AP)
  203. High-tech firms get small-town benefits (AP)
  204. Companies discover text messaging market (AP)
  205. Savvy marketers using text messaging (AP)
  206. Pirate radio stations challenge feds (AP)
  207. Mercora to debut mobile music service (AP)
  208. DEMOfall 2006 to showcase new technology (AP)
  209. Startup to develop new online video games (AP)
  210. Cuts Inc. to offer video-editing service (AP)
  211. Messages that go `poof' after sending them (AP)
  212. Dell adds 500 engineering jobs in Texas (AP)
  213. Computer virus writers plan slow spread (AP)
  214. RealNetworks to offer desktop news feed (AP)
  215. Online ad revenues in U.S. set record (AP)
  216. Yahoo to close U.S. offices for holidays (AP)
  217. 3 AOL subscribers sue over data release (AP)
  218. RingCube software squeezes PC onto iPod (AP)
  219. SEC awards new data system contracts (AP)
  220. IBM touts steps toward services products (AP)
  221. Microsoft spinoff Wallop launches test (AP)
  222. Sony Launches GPS for Cameras (PC World)
  223. Families pack 43 hours of activity into 1 day: study (Reuters)
  224. Nokia unveils N95 multimedia phone (Reuters)
  225. Microsoft spin-off to take on MySpace, Facebook (Reuters)
  226. Nintendo's Wii on Toys "R" Us hot holiday list (Reuters)
  227. Study shows modern families grappling with technology overload (AFP)
  228. Pressure Mounts on Microsoft to Patch IE Flaw (PC World)
  229. New technology could nip DVD format war in the bud (Reuters)
  230. Intel says to launch quad-core chips in November (Reuters)
  231. Tokyo tastes the future of gaming (USATODAY.com)
  232. CinemaNow offers new DVD for download-to-burn (Reuters)
  233. Google to keep focus on Web search (Reuters)
  234. Sony to launch Web bookstore, e-book device (Reuters)
  235. Microsoft puts out fix for Explorer flaw (AP)
  236. Intel says to sell quad-core chips in November (Reuters)
  237. Nokia unveils new media phones, music service (Reuters)
  238. Dresses from high-tech fabric light up catwalk (Reuters)
  239. Microsoft offers Explorer patch ahead of schedule (Reuters)
  240. Microsoft's MSN to air live webcasts of concerts (Reuters)
  241. Intel plans quad-core chip in late 2006 (AP)
  242. Companies tap cell phones for podcasts (AP)
  243. MySpace launches voter-registration drive (AP)
  244. Vodafone set to sell own-brand 3G handsets: source (Reuters)
  245. Sharp develops world first triple-vision LCD panel (Reuters)
  246. Co-founder tells his side of Apple story (Reuters)
  247. MySpace launches voter-registration plan (AP)
  248. Court Kills Part of AMD's Suit Against Intel (PC World)
  249. Comcast server failure makes Google, others unavailable (Macworld.com)
  250. Price latest weapon in 3-way console war (AP)