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  1. Adobe merges business units serving PCs, mobile (Reuters)
  2. Hitachi buys majority stake in ID management vendor (InfoWorld)
  3. US cyberwarfare prep includes offense (AP)
  4. Yahoo details plans for new online ad sales system (Reuters)
  5. Free Trade Advocates Face 'Difficult Time' (PC World)
  6. Good, Symbol Team to Manage Mobile Workplace (PC World)
  7. Linux Kernel Community Grows (PC World)
  8. Microsoft CEO sets deadline for Yahoo deal (Reuters)
  9. Microsoft gives Yahoo deadline on offer (AP)
  10. ISPs hog rights in fine print (AP)
  11. Couple sues Google for posting house pix (AP)
  12. Microsoft threatens Yahoo with proxy battle (AFP)
  13. Older Adults Shifting To Mobile Phones From Landlines (TechWeb)
  14. Verizon, Others Tell Spectrum Plans (PC World)
  15. U.S. Health Agency Forbids Sensitive Data On Apple MacBooks (TechWeb)
  16. London Heathrow airport terminal in fresh turmoil (AFP)
  17. Microsoft 'evaluating' its Yahoo offer (AP)
  18. Microsoft to appeal $367M patent ruling (AP)
  19. ISPs hog rights in fine print (AP)
  20. No, your ISP doesn't own the Internet (AP)
  21. Courts disagree on legality of uploading (AP)
  22. Microsoft evaluating Yahoo bid: sources (Reuters)
  23. A new day for Macs in the enterprise? (InfoWorld)
  24. Suit alleges Nextel faked pre-merger sales data: paper (Reuters)
  25. Linux Contributor List Grows Longer; Many Paid (TechWeb)
  26. Jury rules for Alcatel in Microsoft patent case (Reuters)
  27. Kindle helps tiny e-book market (AP)
  28. Projectors to magnify cell-phone cinema (AP)
  29. MySpace, record cos. launch new service (AP)
  30. iTunes overtakes Wal-Mart in music sales (AP)
  31. Losses rise in online scams (AP)
  32. Straight or gay? U.S. court says Web site can't ask (Reuters)
  33. Motorola cuts another 2,600 jobs (AP)
  34. Qualcomm aims to expand TV service (AP)
  35. Microsoft Extends XP Through 2010 for Ultra-Low-Cost Laptops (PC World)
  36. Cell boosters coming for the home (AP)
  37. Google to sell unit that sways results (AP)
  38. Satellite radio decision criticized (AP)
  39. Comcast plans faster Net speeds (AP)
  40. AT&T Mobility chief warms to Android (AP)
  41. Britney Spears in talks to return to CBS sitcom: report (Reuters)
  42. RIM profit, outlook punch through economic gloom (Reuters)
  43. Yahoo adds voice search to mobile Internet service (AFP)
  44. Adobe, RealNetworks Join Intel to Boost Mobile Linux (PC World)
  45. AT&T jumps on board with Android (InfoWorld)
  46. Time is right for Linux PCs to emerge (AP)
  47. Microsoft file format gets ISO signoff (AP)
  48. 'Dungeons & Dragons' faces future online (AP)
  49. Sprint to sell iPhone-like device (AP)
  50. FCC chairman rejects Skype petition (AP)
  51. Estonia to drill NATO's future cyber-war defenders (AFP)
  52. Sony Launches Full-Length Mobile TV Movies (NewsFactor)
  53. Nokia tablet to use Sprint WiMax network (AP)
  54. Open source a no-brainer for SaaS providers (InfoWorld)
  55. Microsoft's ISO win may worsen its antitrust woes (InfoWorld)
  56. Doubt hangs over personal gene scans (AP)
  57. Family pursues MySpace sex assault suit (AP)
  58. US attorneys probe IBM-EPA interaction (AP)
  59. Apple is sued over iMac colors claim (AP)
  60. Dell to save $3B over 3 years (AP)
  61. Sacramento Bee names new publisher (AP)
  62. Smartphones on The Rise? Thank the iPhone (PC World)
  63. Roaming Service Pins 3G and Wi-Fi for Heck of a Deal for Travelers (PC World)
  64. Adobe Releases AIR for Linux, Joins Foundation (NewsFactor)
  65. Pitching business software assurance (InfoWorld)
  66. Google Sustains a Lull in Paid Search (PC World)
  67. Three Minutes with Lenovo's Leader (PC World)
  68. Common Mobile Security Doesn't Cut it, Hackers Say (PC World)
  69. Will Oracle Cut Deals to Boost Earnings? (PC World)
  70. Amateur sleuths name anonymous dead (AP)
  71. Scrapblog Sharpens Photo Editing Tools (PC World)
  72. Philippine company launches 406-dollar mini laptop (AFP)
  73. Another Microsoft Wireless Prototype Fails (PC World)
  74. Hacker Group Targets Firms that Hide Security Flaws (PC World)
  75. Who Patches Bugs Faster, Apple or Microsoft? (PC World)
  76. Sound monitors protect premature babies (AP)
  77. States reviewing Verizon-FairPoint deal (AP)
  78. Mukasey: piracy funding terror (AP)
  79. Malware cited in supermarket data breach (AP)
  80. Computer breach hits Antioch University (AP)
  81. Mariah Carey's "E=MC2" offers genre-crossing equation (Reuters)
  82. Blu Note: Dell Adds Blu-ray to Sub-$1,000 NoteBook (or Does It?) (PC World)
  83. Cell Phones Don't Replace Freedoms (Investor's Business Daily)
  84. Red Hat earnings rise 7 percent (AP)
  85. Could worry over Oracle earnings mean deals for customers? (InfoWorld)
  86. Comcast to stop hampering file-sharing (AP)
  87. French recording may be world's first (AP)
  88. Google paid clicks data generate debate (AP)
  89. Red Hat earnings rise 7 percent (AP)
  90. Oracle shares fall on 3Q results (AP)
  91. Find Out if You're a Buffet or a Buffoon at Tickerspy (PC World)
  92. BMI says ringtone sales are falling (AP)
  93. AT&T plans MediaFlo mobile TV service for May (Reuters)
  94. OpenOffice.org Update Arrives (PC World)
  95. Google: Web sites slow to fix serious Flash flaws (InfoWorld)
  96. Motorola to break into 2 companies (AP)
  97. Oracle 3Q profit meets expectations (AP)
  98. CNet Networks to cut 120 jobs (AP)
  99. Rambus wins memory-chip trial (AP)
  100. File sharers get help spotting ISP moves (AP)
  101. Report shows Google ad viewership flattening (Reuters)
  102. Cell phone shutdown angers Afghans (AP)
  103. Motorola to go broad with CTIA debuts (InfoWorld)
  104. 'Evil Empire' Woos Open-Source Developers (NewsFactor)
  105. Waste Management sues SAP over software failure (Reuters)
  106. Yahoo joins Google's OpenSocial platform (AP)
  107. Sony BMG developing online music service (AP)
  108. Dish Network spectrum buy perplexes (AP)
  109. Hi-tech census costs, accuracy in doubt (AP)
  110. Sloan Foundation to give Wikipedia $3M (AP)
  111. Will Yahoo Negotiate? (PC World)
  112. Dell, HP confronting laptop battery shortage (Reuters)
  113. Cable companies discuss funding wireless venture (Reuters)
  114. Red Hat: Open source benefits from U.S. unpopularity (InfoWorld)
  115. Yahoo backs Google's push for open social networks (Reuters)
  116. Writing for peanuts and loving it (AP)
  117. Breakdown knocks out Netflix site (AP)
  118. Security lapse exposes Facebook photos (AP)
  119. Google wants TV 'white space' for wi-fi (AP)
  120. Money troubles stall green town project (AP)
  121. Netflix Web Site Goes Down (PC World)
  122. Satellite radio merger gets antitrust OK (Reuters)
  123. Icahn sues for Motorola board records (AP)
  124. 'Stealth' Safari Installation Draws Fire for Apple (NewsFactor)
  125. Hands On: Microsoft Office Live Workspace (PC World)
  126. Media cos. battle Web portals on ads (AP)
  127. Web site for anti-Quran film blocked (AP)
  128. Home bipolar disorder test causes stirs (AP)
  129. Media groups share content in ad deals (AP)
  130. Techno-savvy Iraqis surf the cyber waves (AFP)
  131. "Shutter" a bland horror remake (Reuters)
  132. Gibson Guitar tangles with game makers (AP)
  133. DirecTV lobbied on digital TV switch (AP)
  134. Yahoo! denies posting web photos of Tibetan protesters (AFP)
  135. Buyback programs turn electronic trash to cash (Reuters)
  136. Court Upholds Broadcom's Ban of Qualcomm Chips (PC World)
  137. Mozilla CEO: Apple's Safari-To-Windows Distribution Scheme Is Wrong (TechWeb)
  138. HP To Ship ProLiant Servers With Virtualization Technology (TechWeb)
  139. Gibson Guitar tangles with game makers (AP)
  140. Tribune said to consider sale of Newsday (AP)
  141. China orders video Web sites to close (AP)
  142. Wikipedia questions paths to more money (AP)
  143. Music fans prefer Wikipedia to MySpace (Reuters)
  144. SlySoft Offers Blu-ray Copy-Protection Cracker (NewsFactor)
  145. Verizon, AT&T Are Big Winners in FCC Auction (NewsFactor)
  146. Novell Announces SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 (NewsFactor)
  147. Microsoft and HP to set up Taiwan technology center (Reuters)
  148. Losing wireless battle may be Google win (AP)
  149. Wikipedia questions paths to more money (AP)
  150. Hannaford breach raises new fears (AP)
  151. Palm 3Q earnings below expectations (AP)
  152. Dell plans new PCs for China, India (AP)
  153. Google's wireless-auction loss called possible win (Reuters)
  154. Verizon and AT&T dominate airwaves auction (Reuters)
  155. Verizon, AT&T win FCC auction, Google wins open spectrum (AFP)
  156. Mozilla says Firefox 3 ready for prime-time (Reuters)
  157. Linksys, Trend Micro Pair Security Software with Routers (PC World)
  158. Apple said to weigh unlimited music deal (AP)
  159. US-Swedish carrier spat 'breaks' Net (AP)
  160. Blog catapults Japan's new literary star (AP)
  161. Wells Fargo to sell online safes (AP)
  162. Review: New browser eases Web sharing (AP)
  163. Google February search share down globally (Reuters)
  164. Dell Smartphone Appears Imminent, Analysts Say (PC World)
  165. Sony Ericsson Sees Slowing Mobile Phone Sales (Investor's Business Daily)
  166. Red Hat open-sources security framework (InfoWorld)
  167. Eclipse planning an upgrade (InfoWorld)
  168. College gossip site under scrutiny (AP)
  169. Supermarket data breach still unsolved (AP)
  170. Facebook adds privacy features (AP)
  171. Yahoo sees rosy outlook for 2009, 2010 (AP)
  172. Adobe profit up 52 pct, beats Wall St. (AP)
  173. Facebook Beefs Up Privacy Options, Readies Online Chat (PC World)
  174. LightPole Delivers Dynamic Content to Mobile Phones (PC World)
  175. WiMax Will Take Flight With Intel's New Mobile Platform (PC World)
  176. Apple's New Safari Runs Faster, Supports Windows (NewsFactor)
  177. Windows Vista SP1 Available Now--Do You Need It? (PC World)
  178. EU picks mobile TV standard (AP)
  179. Dish Network reopens TiVo patent dispute (AP)
  180. Justices turn down Microsoft appeal (AP)
  181. Breach exposes 4.2M credit, debit cards (AP)
  182. Minn. can't bar kids from violent games (AP)
  183. Amazon: Vista SP1 to arrive Tuesday (AP)
  184. Putting customers to work, Nokia takes on the Web (Reuters)
  185. Apple Launches 802.11n Mobile Base Station (NewsFactor)
  186. Red Hat Will Buy Systems Integrator Amentra (NewsFactor)
  187. Microsoft, Intel to fund multi-core research at UC Berkeley (InfoWorld)
  188. Net video ads: attention vs. annoyance (AP)
  189. Startup aims to broker customer feedback (AP)
  190. China blocks YouTube over Tibet videos (AP)
  191. Mergers are in the Air (PC World)
  192. Software as Service Draws Interest, Doubts (PC World)
  193. Microsoft, Yahoo execs finally meet (AP)
  194. Court upholds tossing Craigslist lawsuit (AP)
  195. Woman to record industry: Stop spying (AP)
  196. Man pleads guilty in e-mail spam case (AP)
  197. eBay's Meg Whitman to co-chair McCain's campaign (Reuters)
  198. Indie labels take e-commerce into their own hands (Reuters)
  199. UAE telecom group launches mobile operation in Nigeria (AFP)
  200. Red Hat Buys Amentra (PC World)
  201. A Glimpse of Microsoft's Enterprise Goals (PC World)
  202. Microsoft, Yahoo execs finally meet (AP)
  203. Peer-to-peer networks go legit (AP)
  204. Linden Lab CEO to step down (AP)
  205. February video game sales up 34 percent (AP)
  206. Verizon gets cozy with P2P file-sharers (AP)
  207. French video site stakes claim to indie cool (Reuters)
  208. Sun's plan for Java on iPhone could hit roadblock (InfoWorld)
  209. Trends & Innovations - Friday (Investor's Business Daily)
  210. Zend PHP framework upgraded (InfoWorld)
  211. Enterprises warm up to SaaS, but concerns remain (InfoWorld)
  212. Some viruses come pre-installed (AP)
  213. MSN chief leaves Microsoft (AP)
  214. Nigerian patent suit still dogs OLPC (AP)
  215. AOL to pay $850M for social network Bebo (AP)
  216. Harvard says hacker broke into system (AP)
  217. Yahoo to move European HQ to Switzerland (AFP)
  218. Sharp to sell cell phones in China before Olympics (Reuters)
  219. KPMG Expert: Wi-Fi Security Still Too Complicated (PC World)
  220. Red Hat buys Amentra to bolster JBoss enterprise plan (InfoWorld)
  221. Game maker EA's Take-Two bid now hostile (AP)
  222. New sales program pays Facebook members (AP)
  223. 'Guitar Hero' subject of patent dispute (AP)
  224. Researchers show off laser-guided robot (AP)
  225. Apple sued over iTunes technology (AP)
  226. Acer to launch 6-speaker movie laptop (AP)
  227. Company sues iTunes over alleged patent violations (AFP)
  228. Acer unveils multimedia-optimized notebooks (InfoWorld)
  229. Mobile firms seek India govt meeting on BlackBerry (Reuters)
  230. Linux Foundation: We'd love to work with Microsoft (InfoWorld)
  231. Developer Reactions to Apple's iPhone SDK Are Mixed (NewsFactor)
  232. Google wraps up $3.1B DoubleClick deal (AP)
  233. Online video site brings TV shows to Web (AP)
  234. US upholds 2 more stem cell patents (AP)
  235. Charter courted by new investors (AP)
  236. Take-Two posts wider 1Q loss, no EA news (AP)
  237. Google seals acquisition of DoubleClick (AFP)
  238. Exploding Digital Data Growth Is a Challenge for IT (NewsFactor)
  239. Nortel set to launch faster network technology (Reuters)
  240. Wal-Mart Stops In-Store Sales of Linux-Based PCs (NewsFactor)
  241. Adobe ColdFusion warming to 64-bit OSes (InfoWorld)
  242. Iger: Disney to reap $1 billion online (AP)
  243. Circuit City tries to reinvent itself (AP)
  244. Spitzer interest slows NY Times Web site (AP)
  245. Texas Instruments cuts outlook (AP)
  246. Wal-Mart ends test of Linux in stores (AP)
  247. Google to media companies: We're your friend (InfoWorld)
  248. Microsoft Cuts Prices for Xbox 360 in Europe (NewsFactor)
  249. Bell Labs box offers new cell use data (AP)
  250. Take-Two shareholders slash stakes (Reuters)