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	6th November 2006
	Silent plane would cut airport noise
	Building the ultimate speech translation machine
	Texas deploys virtual border patrol
	Microsoft backs Novell's Linux platform
	U.S. Air Force prepares to fight in cyberspace
	Sony to sell world's lightest notebook PC
	Hip-hop gets its game on
	Attacks Launched Against Unpatched Windows Bug
	McAfee Adds Link Checking To New Paid Version Of SiteAdvisor
	Internet Explorer's Market Share Drops Slightly
	United States Cited As Top Spam Nation
	NVIDIA Acquires PortalPlayer For $357 Million
	Company Creates CyberBikes To Whip Young Gamers Into Shape
	Mobile Report: Young People Love Mobile Phones, But Aren't Loyal To Network Providers
	Microsoft Releases Office 2007 To Manufacturing
	Blog: Google Vs. Yahoo
	Microsoft Eschews Auto Push For Japanese IE7
	OpenOffice Blesses Microsoft-Novell Pact
	Trojan One-Two Punch Sends Spam Rates Soaring
	Apple Ramps Red iPod Nano To 8 Gbytes
	'Macarena' Virus Targets Macs
	Xmas Wish List Takes To Web
	Google's Gmail Goes Mobile
	FCC Endorses Broadband over Powerline
	Yahoo Redesigns Shopping Site For Holidays
	Climate Modeling Enhanced By New IBM Supercomputer
	Brightcove Licenses On2's Video Compression Software
	Dell Does Its First AMD Laptop
	Matsushita Gets The Lead Out Of Plasma Displays
	Microsoft Backs Down On Vista License Transfers
	Google Integrates Mobile Social Networking Through Dodgeball
	Blog: Microsoft, Novell Team On Linux
	Comcast tests user-generated video
	"Big Brother" to be launched in Second Life
	PayPal plans $20 rebates to users
	Chile snares suspects in global Web site attacks
	U.S. official urges stiffer anti-spyware penalties
	MySpace may be offered on Japan cell phones: Murdoch
	Google to broker print ads in newspapers
	Web sweeping election coverage
	Microsoft completes Office 2007
	CBS names banker as new digital chief
	Commercial Ratings Flub Extends DVR Debate (AdWeek.com)
	Chile snares suspects in global Web site attacks (Reuters)
	PayPal to offer cash rebates (AP)
	Chile police arrest 4 alleged hackers (AP)
	Microsoft maps next step in Google chase (AP)
	Microsoft launches 3-D maps for Web search (Reuters)
	PayPal tempts online shoppers with cash rebates (AFP)
	Comcast tests user-generated video (Reuters)
	PayPal plans $20 rebates to users (Reuters)
	Snuppy passes torch to YouTube (AP)
	Google dabbles with brokering newspaper ads (AFP)
	Reporters Without Borders lists 13 "enemies of the Internet" (AFP)
	Google to broker print ads in newspapers (Reuters)
	MySpace may be offered on Japan cell phones: Murdoch (Reuters)
	"Big Brother" to be launched in Second Life (Reuters)
	Google targets newspaper advertising (AP)
	Google to experiment with newspaper ad sales online (USATODAY.com)
	South Korean portal seeks ties with Google (AFP)
	CBS names banker as new digital chief (Reuters)
	AdBrite to auction Web ads to brand marketers (Reuters)
	Office 2007 code is frozen
	China to launch home-grown 3G by Olympics?
	Poor business case could hobble WiMax
	IT managers increasingly in demand
	IT spending soars in financial sector
	Time to simplify security software
	Vodafone vows to spike mobile platforms
	Wikipedia used to spread malware
	Wozniak leads Apple anniversary celebrations
	PC sales tipped to flop this Christmas
	Nokia, FinNode Looking For Mobile Plans
	Cyberspies Invade Silicon Valley
	After Google, NBA Breakup, NHL Steps In
	Codename Max Signs Off
	Is Bigger Always Better?
	FTC Slaps Zango On The Wrist
	Google Brings Samba, CC Early Gifts
	Google Facing Hefty Tab For Video
	Google Just Now Owns AdSense.com
	Yahoo China Wages War On Qihoo
	Zune problems for MSN customers
	Virus creators target Wikipedia
	Logo shows 'approved' drug sites
	Fitness machine for child gamers
	Young to test artificial pancreas
	South Korea boosts mobile data
	'Nasa hackers' detained in Chile
	Cyber bullying rises in S Korea
	Microsoft restates China policy
	Top prize for computer bug study
	'Top technology' woman picked
	Google 'acts on YouTube threat'
	Microsoft names Vista launch day
	Britain is 'surveillance society'
	Google ad income 'to surpass TV'
	Google buys YouTube for $1.65bn
	Blog records Britons' daily lives
	Halo fans to get choice of three

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