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'Enemies of the internet' named

 Source: BBC - Nov 07 2006

  Civil liberties group Reporters Without Borders has published its list of countries which suppress online freedoms.

AOL Looks To Embed AIM Into Web Sites

 Source: TechWeb - Nov 07 2006

 

India firms warn on IT skills gap

 Source: BBC - Nov 07 2006

  Business leaders warn that India's IT industry faces a severe shortage of highly-skilled manpower.

Microsoft to offer shows on Xbox Live (AP)

 Source: Yahoo! - Nov 06 2006

  AP - Microsoft Corp. has teamed up with a handful of Hollywood studios to sell TV shows and movies that can be downloaded through the software maker's Xbox Live online video-game service and beamed straight onto television sets.

Big Brother enters virtual world

 Source: BBC - Nov 07 2006

  A version of the hit reality TV show Big Brother is to be staged in the online virtual world Second Life.

Online banking fraud rises fast

 Source: BBC - Nov 07 2006

  A surge in "phishing" has produced a sharp rise in the amount of money being lost to online banking fraud.

Yahoo in image advertising test on mobile phones (Reuters)

 Source: Yahoo! - Nov 07 2006

  Reuters - Yahoo Inc. is to begin delivering graphical ads to mobile phones as part of a test of how it can extend corporate brand marketing on the Web into the wireless market, the company said on Monday.

Company fined $3m for adware use

 Source: BBC - Nov 07 2006

  A net advertising company is fined for using "deceptive methods" to install software on people's computers.

Google warns against changes to Australian copyright law (AFP)

 Source: Yahoo! - Nov 07 2006

  AFP - Internet search-engine giant Google has warned that proposed changes to Australia's copyright laws could drive the country back to "the pre-Internet era".

MySpace Japan goes online in Softbank, News Corp venture (AFP)

 Source: Yahoo! - Nov 07 2006

  AFP - MySpace has come to Japan as Softbank Corp and media mogul Rupert Murdoch's News Corp teamed up to launch a Japanese version of the wildly popular US networking website.

Xbox Live to offer TV downloads

 Source: BBC - Nov 07 2006

  Gamers who use Microsoft's Xbox Live service will soon be able to download movies and TV shows to their console.

NBC expands "Passions," "Office" online (Reuters)

 Source: Yahoo! - Nov 07 2006

  Reuters - NBC is ramping up the online presence of "The Office" and "Passions."

Samsung unveils 3-way WiMax gadget (AP)

 Source: Yahoo! - Nov 07 2006

  AP - Samsung Electronics Co. on Tuesday showed off a three-way gadget that's a phone, personal computer and music player tailored for an emerging wireless broadband technology.

NBC expands "Passions," "Office" online

 Source: Reuters - Nov 07 2006

  NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) - NBC is ramping up the online presence of "The Office" and "Passions."

Sony Ericsson takes control of smartphone interface

 Source: Zdnet - Nov 07 2006

  The Swedish handset maker has bought the Symbian user interface company UIQ that its parent company Ericsson set up in 1998

Intel Puts Muscle Behind Web 2.0 Application Suite (PC World)

 Source: Yahoo! - Nov 07 2006

  PC World - SuiteTwo to include blogging, wiki, and content syndication software.

Chile arrests 'Byond' hackers

 Source: CNN - Nov 07 2006

  Read full story for latest details.

Online games lift spirits of seriously ill kids (USATODAY.com)

 Source: Yahoo! - Nov 07 2006

  USATODAY.com - Serious illness such as cancer, cystic fibrosis and sickle cell anemia can be frightening and confusing for children, but the Starlight Starbright Children's Foundation wants to help educate today's tech-savvy kids about thes...

NTP Sues Palm for Patent Infringement

 Source: PCWorld - Nov 07 2006

  Suit alleges that Palm is using NTP technology in its smart phones.

Yahoo in image advertising test on mobile phones

 Source: Reuters - Nov 07 2006

  SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Yahoo Inc. is to begin delivering graphical ads to mobile phones as part of a test of how it can extend corporate brand marketing on the Web into the wireless market, the company said on Monday.

Palm accused of patent infringement

 Source: Zdnet - Nov 07 2006

  Fresh from its epic legal battle against RIM, NTP is now claiming Palm's smartphones and PDAs infringe its patents

Softbank to offer MySpace in Japan with News Corp (Reuters)

 Source: Yahoo! - Nov 07 2006

  Reuters - Japanese Internet and telecoms group Softbank Corp. and News Corp. said they will tie up to offer the MySpace.com online community site in Japan

Video: Microsoft embraces Linux

 Source: Zdnet - Nov 07 2006

  CEO Steve Ballmer outlines Microsoft's recent deal with Novell

Heathrow Express gets on-board Wi-Fi

 Source: Zdnet - Nov 07 2006

  T-Mobile will provide the hot spots for a service similar to the one that runs on the Brighton Express

Microsoft confirms Xbox 360 shipment forecasts (Reuters)

 Source: Yahoo! - Nov 07 2006

  Reuters - Microsoft Corp. on Tuesday confirmed its forecast for shipments of Xbox 360 video game consoles and said its ability to convert occasional online gamers into console users would be key to growth.

UK businesses warming to Vista

 Source: Zdnet - Nov 07 2006

  Businesses are ready to embrace the next Microsoft platform, says the NCC, while desktop Linux isn't making much impact

Microsoft to offer movies, TV shows on game service

 Source: Reuters - Nov 06 2006

  LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp. on Monday said it would rent movies and sell television shows through Internet downloads to its Xbox Live video game service, pitting the software giant against long-time rival Apple Computer Inc. and others re...

Comcast to launch video Web site (AP)

 Source: Yahoo! - Nov 06 2006

  AP - Comcast Corp. is planning to launch a video uploading Web site similar to YouTube. But in a twist, videos submitted could end up being broadcast nationwide.

Verizon near content deal with YouTube: WSJ (Reuters)

 Source: Yahoo! - Nov 07 2006

  Reuters - Verizon Communications Inc., the No. 2 U.S. telecommunications company, is in advanced talks with YouTube Inc. to bring the Web site's videos to cellphones and television sets, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday.

Official calls for stiffer anti-spyware penalties

 Source: CNN - Nov 07 2006

  Read full story for latest details.

Cameroon launches real-time prices for cocoa, coffee

 Source: Reuters - Nov 07 2006

  YAOUNDE (Reuters) - Cameroon's National Office for Cocoa and Coffee (ONCC) launched a program on Tuesday to provide real-time market prices to local growers over the Internet, aimed at boosting their negotiating power.

AOL Tests APIs for Embedding AIM Into Web Sites (TechWeb)

 Source: Yahoo! - Nov 07 2006

  TechWeb - The new APIs and "AIM Whimsicals" allow developers to embed windows on their pages for sending and receiving IMs, and also integrate functionality into Web sites that allow users to set their IM availability, away message,...

Microsoft to offer movies, TV shows on game service (Reuters)

 Source: Yahoo! - Nov 06 2006

  Reuters - Microsoft Corp. on Monday said it would rent movies and sell television shows through Internet downloads to its Xbox Live video game service, pitting the software giant against long-time rival Apple Computer Inc. and others responding t...

Google Drove Political Hits During Midterm Campaigns

 Source: TechWeb - Nov 07 2006

 

Web 2.0: Adobe and Mozilla Join Forces

 Source: PCWorld - Nov 07 2006

  Organizations working on a standard scripting language to create interactive applications for the Flash Player and Firefox browser.

Microsoft Designs School of the Future

 Source: WebProNews - Nov 07 2006

  Microsoft aids in the design of a $46 million Philadelphia public school that will pave the way for schools in the future.The Philadelphia public school that Microsoft aided in designing is slated to open its doors sometime in the next year. Microso...

Net Video Providers Compete

 Source: WebProNews - Nov 07 2006

  With streaming video footage on the Internet now becoming a key component in all recent high-profile website successes, Atlas and Doubleclick, two marketing technologies providers, are both offering up competing video platform systems for e-commerce ...

Blog: The Global War For IT Workers

 Source: TechWeb - Nov 07 2006

 

Video: Microsoft, Novell, open source

 Source: Zdnet - Nov 07 2006

  Novell CTO Jeff Jaffe explains why the Novell-Microsoft deal is good for open source

Adobe Opens Flash Scripting Engine Code

 Source: TechWeb - Nov 07 2006

 

Phishing attacks surge

 Source: Zdnet - Nov 07 2006

  Latest figures show a huge increase in the number of phishing incidents, as more money is stolen through online fraud

Cameroon launches real-time prices for cocoa, coffee (Reuters)

 Source: Yahoo! - Nov 07 2006

  Reuters - Cameroon's National Office for Cocoa and Coffee (ONCC) launched a program on Tuesday to provide real-time market prices to local growers over the Internet, aimed at boosting their negotiating power.

Ask Takes Facts To Election Day

 Source: WebProNews - Nov 07 2006

  The Smart Answers team at the Ask search engine have put together some helpful sections for voters seeking more information about the US elections taking place today.Many voters will be grateful for the respite that comes the day after Election Day, ...

Intel group to sell Web 2.0 collaboration software (Reuters)

 Source: Yahoo! - Nov 07 2006

  Reuters - Intel Corp. has formed a partnership with top Internet software makers to create a set of Web tools for office workers to share information with colleagues, the companies said on Tuesday.

Microsoft targets Google with new online '3-D' city maps (AFP)

 Source: Yahoo! - Nov 07 2006

  AFP - Microsoft has unveiled an online three-dimensional mapping function that provides detailed views of major US cities in a challenge to Internet maps offered by rival Google.

SEC chief suggests blogs for disclosures (AP)

 Source: Yahoo! - Nov 07 2006

  AP - In the first official communication posted to a blog by a chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, Christopher Cox said he was intrigued by the idea of letting companies use Weblogs to disseminate important corporate information.

ChaCha Beta Released; Users Seek Google

 Source: WebProNews - Nov 07 2006

  ChaCha, which describes itself as "the world's largest live search engine," is now available in beta form. The interesting feature is the defining one - ChaCha can supply "a human guide who assists you in real-time via an instant-message chat." "Eve...

Google positioning for move into U.S. radio

 Source: Reuters - Nov 07 2006

  LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Web search leader Google Inc. is hiring scores of radio sales people and is spending heavily in a bid to expand its position in the $20 billion radio industry.

Film, TV downloads newly available via Xbox 360

 Source: Reuters - Nov 07 2006

  LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Microsoft Corp. will unlock the digital-distribution capabilities of its next-generation console, Xbox 360, to Hollywood studios beginning November 22.

Mobile Phones Push IR Xceivers Past Billion Mark

 Source: TechWeb - Nov 07 2006

 

Yahoo Mobile Ads Go "Graphical"

 Source: WebProNews - Nov 07 2006

  Yahoo has launched a new "graphical advertising platform for its Mobile Web service," and - don't get too excited, now - "the first advertisements on this beta platform will go live later this week." An Associated Press article hints that Google may ...

Adobe to hand JavaScript code to Mozilla

 Source: Zdnet - Nov 07 2006

  Firefox gets the scripting engine that powers Adobe's Flash Player, which should mean better performance

E-Voting Security Under Election Day Microscope

 Source: TechWeb - Nov 07 2006

 

Microsoft targets Google with new online '3-D' city maps (AFP)

 Source: Yahoo! - Nov 07 2006

  AFP - Microsoft unveiled an online three-dimensional mapping function that provides detailed views of major US cities in a challenge to Internet maps offered by rival Google.

Attackers target zero-day Windows flaw

 Source: Zdnet - Nov 07 2006

  Microsoft admits that an 'extremely serious' vulnerability is already being exploited

Google positioning for move into U.S. radio (Reuters)

 Source: Yahoo! - Nov 07 2006

  Reuters - Web search leader Google Inc. is hiring scores of radio sales people and is spending heavily in a bid to expand its position in the $20 billion radio industry.

Intel to invest up to $1B in Vietnam

 Source: CNN - Nov 07 2006

  Read full story for latest details.

Verizon near content deal with YouTube: WSJ

 Source: Reuters - Nov 07 2006

  NEW YORK (Reuters) - Verizon Communications Inc., the No. 2 U.S. telecommunications company, is in advanced talks with YouTube Inc. to bring the Web site's videos to cellphones and television sets, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday.

Microsoft maps next step in Google chase (AP)

 Source: Yahoo! - Nov 06 2006

  AP - Microsoft Corp. has upgraded its online mapping service to include three-dimensional tours of 15 U.S. cities, marking another step in its dogged pursuit of Internet search leader Google Inc.

Gates Unloads 2 Million Microsoft Shares

 Source: TechWeb - Nov 07 2006

 

Yahoo in image ad test on cell phones

 Source: Reuters - Nov 07 2006

  SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Yahoo Inc. is to begin delivering graphical advertisements to cell phones as part of a test of how it can extend corporate brand marketing on the Web into the wireless market, the company said on Monday.

TV and Movies Coming Soon to Xbox

 Source: WebProNews - Nov 07 2006

  Microsoft has announced plans to offer up video content to Xbox users in standard and high definition formats beginning November 22, the one-year anniversary of the Xbox 360 launch. This move makes the Xbox 360 the first gaming console to offer telev...

Intel targets businesses with Web 2.0 bundle

 Source: Zdnet - Nov 07 2006

  Blogging, RSS, search and wiki capabilities will be integrated into a single package backed by Intel

IBM surveillance could monitor borders

 Source: Zdnet - Nov 07 2006

  System analyses video for certain characteristics, and could potentially prove useful in a wide range of situations

Microsoft offers tools for Vista, Office and web

 Source: Zdnet - Nov 07 2006

  Developers will get free add-ons to create programs for Vista and Office 2007 as well as Ajax-style web applications

Verizon near content deal with YouTube: paper

 Source: Reuters - Nov 07 2006

  NEW YORK (Reuters) - Verizon Communications Inc., the No. 2 U.S. telecommunications company, is in advanced talks with YouTube Inc. to bring the Web site's videos to cellphones and television sets, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday.

Yahoo! Cures Holiday Headaches

 Source: WebProNews - Nov 07 2006

  Yahoo! Tech has tried to make it as painless as possible for holiday shoppers to find gadgets with the launch of it's holiday gift center.Thanksgiving turkeys have yet to be carved, but it's not too early to compile your holiday wishlist. That is wh...

IBM Sneaks Into Video Surveillance

 Source: TechWeb - Nov 07 2006

 

MySpace Rises In Japan

 Source: WebProNews - Nov 07 2006

  MySpace said "hajime-mashite" (nice to meet you) to Japan today as the News Corp.-owned site teamed up for a 50/50 venture with Japanese telecom powerhouse Softbank Corp. to launch MySpace KK (MySpace Japan)."The launch of a Japanese community is a h...

Computer glitch may delay shuttle launch

 Source: Zdnet - Nov 07 2006

  NASA could be forced to postpone the launch of shuttle Discovery to avoid it being in orbit at midnight New Year's Eve

Microsoft Should Invest in Marketing

 Source: WebProNews - Nov 07 2006

  Microsoft's annual Employee Giving Campaign raises $63 million for various chartiable organizations, and receives almost no media coverage. Meanwhile search engine giant Google donates $30 thousand to Creative Commons, generating 2100 times the medi...

Intel group to sell Web 2.0 collaboration software

 Source: Reuters - Nov 07 2006

  SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Intel Corp. has formed a partnership with top Internet software makers to create a set of Web tools for office workers to share information with colleagues, the companies said on Tuesday.

OS Bug Project Is Security Wake-Up Call

 Source: TechWeb - Nov 07 2006

 

Microsoft releases .Net 3.0 ahead of Vista

 Source: Zdnet - Nov 07 2006

  Builder: The tools and frameworks required to write applications for the latest, as yet unreleased, incarnation of Windows are now available]]>

Softbank to offer MySpace in Japan with News Corp

 Source: Reuters - Nov 07 2006

  TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Internet and telecoms group Softbank Corp. and News Corp. said they will tie up to offer the MySpace.com online community site in Japan

Christmas Comes Early for Drop Spot Participants

 Source: WebProNews - Nov 07 2006

  The creators of the online gift sharing community known as Drop Spot restore a little faith in the human race by starting a chain of giving, linking cities across the United States.Scavenger hunts are no longer reserved for children since the creatio...

Dell announces first quad-core servers

 Source: Zdnet - Nov 07 2006

  Servers based on Intel's quad-core Xeon chip will be available from early 2007

'Stration' Worm Spawns Sneak Attacks

 Source: TechWeb - Nov 07 2006

 

Microsoft Makes Big Call For VoIP

 Source: TechWeb - Nov 07 2006

 

Microsoft to Offer Video Downloads for Xbox 360

 Source: PCWorld - Nov 07 2006

  New service launching on November 22 lets users download movies and TV shows from Xbox Live.

Democrats PWN The Political Web

 Source: WebProNews - Nov 07 2006

  For whatever larger reason, Democrats seem much better at utilizing the Internet, and e-marketing in general, than the Republicans to get their messages out. From YouTube, to Google bombs, to SEM and SEO, the Democrats own the Internet, inherited fro...

Google: Aussie Law Threatens 'Net

 Source: WebProNews - Nov 07 2006

  Australia may make changes to its copyright laws that, according to Google, would cause the Internet to "promptly grind to a halt." The Federal Government, which proposed the changes, maintains that it is only "modernizing" the laws. "At present, Au...

$2 Billion In Ad Spending By 2010

 Source: WebProNews - Nov 07 2006

  A recent estimate by eMarketer concerning the advertising spending on social networks has the figure at $2 billion by 2010. In 2007 the ad spending on social network sites is projected to explode to $865 million up from the 2006 figure of $350 milli...

Nvidia Buys PortalPlayer

 Source: PCWorld - Nov 07 2006

  Graphics card maker looking to expand into handheld market.

Microsoft Pushes Dual Deployment of Vista, Office 2007

 Source: PCWorld - Nov 07 2006

  Company could be disappointed, as most companies say they will hold off on upgrades.

Intel Puts Muscle Behind Web 2.0 Application Suite

 Source: PCWorld - Nov 07 2006

  SuiteTwo to include blogging, wiki, and content syndication software.

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