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  1. Microsoft's Ozzie talks open source, mesh (InfoWorld)
  2. UK advertising-tech fight shows complexity of privacy battle (AP)
  3. Review: Avoid snarl of USB cables with Eye-Fi photo reader (AP)
  4. Crackdown on cell phones on public transit ignites debate (AP)
  5. U.S. consumers still slow to recycle gadgets (Reuters)
  6. Former EarthLink City Wi-Fi Comes Down to Earth (PC World)
  7. Apple, Mozilla Plug Critical JavaScript Browser Flaws (NewsFactor)
  8. Mac Cloner Accuses Apple of Mac OS X Monopoly (NewsFactor)
  9. Nokia's 25 percent profit jump falls short of expectations (AP)
  10. Quaero Search Project Ramps up Recruitment (PC World)
  11. Autonomy Makes E-Discovery Easier (NewsFactor)
  12. Judge dismisses some claims against Take-Two (Reuters)
  13. Watchdog wants global drive against online abuse (Reuters)
  14. NetSuite goes global with OneWorld module (InfoWorld)
  15. China defends anti-piracy efforts (AP)
  16. AMD's Quad-Core Opteron available in Dell servers (InfoWorld)
  17. Nokia Q1 earnings in line, market view hits stock (Reuters)
  18. Nokia posts strong results but disappoints investors (AFP)
  19. Red Hat skips consumer Linux desktop (InfoWorld)
  20. Dell expanding China presence via large retailers (AP)
  21. EBay CEO sees more change ahead after profitable 1st quarter (AP)
  22. IBM's 1Q earnings jump 26 percent; company raises outlook (AP)
  23. Red Hat Skips Consumer Linux Desktop (PC World)
  24. Yahoo closer to Google ad outsourcing deal: report (Reuters)
  25. Universal joining Blu-ray bandwagon in the summer (Reuters)
  26. New music video Web site features major label artists (AP)
  27. Google adapts copyright-ID technology for child-porn fight (AP)
  28. Pittsburgh museum to open robot exhibition (AP)
  29. Most computer users repeat passwords, at their peril (AP)
  30. "Beer in Hell" flowing to big screen (Reuters)
  31. iPhone Gets Free VoIP App From Fring (TechWeb)
  32. CEO Subpoena Scam Fires up Anew (PC World)
  33. New data reveal online video views are soaring (AP)
  34. PC shipments post double-digit rise as US lags (AP)
  35. Comcast Sets its Sights on Peer to Peer Apps (PC World)
  36. PC shipments post double-digit rise as US lags (AP)
  37. Watchdog wants global drive against online abuse (Reuters)
  38. Survey: 12 Percent of Consumers 'borrow' Free Wi-Fi (PC World)
  39. Google's Urchin 6 arrives after years-long delay (InfoWorld)
  40. Comcast to skip latest FCC network management hearing (AP)
  41. EBay posts 22 percent hike in 1Q profit (AP)
  42. Enthusiasts find big is not always best with social networks (AP)
  43. Legal dispute could increase cost of digital TV (AP)
  44. Six Apart and Facebook Create Web-Wide Blogging Tool (NewsFactor)
  45. MySQL users mostly unphased by Sun acquisition (InfoWorld)
  46. Google's Urchin 6 Arrives After Years-long Delay (PC World)
  47. 'The Sims' sells 100 million copies worldwide (AP)
  48. AOL, transitioning to ads, moves closer to ad center in NYC (AP)
  49. EarthLink Returns Wi-Fi Networks to Two Cities (PC World)
  50. Fring Brings Mobile VoIP to Apple's iPhone (NewsFactor)
  51. Novell CEO: Linux for the consumer desktop will take years (InfoWorld)
  52. IBM's Q1 earnings jump 26 pct on services, software gains (AP)
  53. Army to use portable polygraphs with suspects, base visitors (AP)
  54. Google adapts copyright-ID technology for child-porn fight (AP)
  55. Most computer users repeat passwords, at their peril (AP)
  56. Fashion and music combine for Hilfiger's TommyTV (Reuters)
  57. Novell CEO: Linux for the Consumer Desktop Will Take Years (PC World)
  58. AOL Buys Sphere to Expand Search, Online Ads (NewsFactor)
  59. Consumer groups urge "do not track" registry (Reuters)
  60. Do a Cloud Scan for Malware and Try for a Prize (NewsFactor)
  61. Open Source Census launches (InfoWorld)
  62. Comcast wants 'bill of rights' for file-sharers and ISPs (AP)
  63. Comcast, Pando call for pact on peer-to-peer rights (InfoWorld)
  64. E-mail carriers deliver gifts of nifty features to lure, keep users (USATODAY.co
  65. Irked Chinese Web users turn chatrooms red (Reuters)
  66. ISPs Meddled With Their Customers' Web Traffic, Study Finds (PC World)
  67. O2 and Carphone cut iPhone price in Britain (Reuters)
  68. LG Electronics posts net profit (AP)
  69. Intel 1Q sales, sunny guidance surprise Wall Street (AP)
  70. Jaxtr offers free texting between 38 countries (Reuters)
  71. Open Source Census Launches (PC World)
  72. Pavtube DVD Ripper V1.0
  73. Comcast, Pando Call for Pact on P2P Rights (PC World)
  74. Newspaper owner, saddled with debt, to leave stock exchange (AP)
  75. CinemaNow, Technicolor unveil new delivery platform (Reuters)
  76. Malicious microprocessor opens new doors for attack (InfoWorld)
  77. Intel 1Q profit meets subdued forecasts, revenue hits record (AP)
  78. Comcast wants 'bill of rights' for file-sharers and ISPs (AP)
  79. EBay says it will end auction house collaboration (AP)
  80. Seagate profit rises 62 pct, but key notebook market weakens (AP)
  81. US online social network MySpace launches Korean service (AFP)
  82. Windows XP Service Pack 3 Will Come This Month (NewsFactor)
  83. Papers tailor online content to increase audience, ad sales (AP)
  84. AOL buys Web tech firm Sphere Source (Reuters)
  85. Microsoft completes Danger acquisition (InfoWorld)
  86. Lawmakers complain that Google 'gamed' auction (InfoWorld)
  87. MySQL upgrade now slated for June, Sun says (InfoWorld)
  88. Microsoft Completes Danger Acquisition (PC World)
  89. Column: How to avoid big bills when using your cell abroad (AP)
  90. Egypt police seize book published by jailed blogger (Reuters)
  91. Psystar Says Apple Can't Stop Mac Clone Sales (NewsFactor)
  92. Agreement by Mobile Giants Brings Fast LTE Closer (NewsFactor)
  93. MySpace offers site designed for Korea (AP)
  94. India, BlackBerry to meet April 21 on security fears (Reuters)
  95. US slowdown curbs profits at India's Infosys (AFP)
  96. Slow growth at India's Infosys (AP)
  97. The Filter's mission: Refine music, video and movie tastes (USATODAY.com)
  98. Nokia launches new phone with electronic wallet (Reuters)
  99. A new way to monitor your Windows systems' performance (InfoWorld)
  100. AOL Buys Search Company (PC World)
  101. Chinese demand Carrefour boycott for Tibet "support" (Reuters)
  102. Survey: Online banking satisfaction up (AP)
  103. Rising satisfaction with banking online (AP)
  104. Mandriva Tailors Linux For Budget PC Market (TechWeb)
  105. Local TV station owners push mobile TV (AP)
  106. Slumping TV sales damp Philips 1Q profit (AP)
  107. Google-Salesforce alliance aims at Microsoft software market (AFP)
  108. MySpace offers site designed for Korea (AP)
  109. Psystar Offers a Mac Clone, OpenMac, for $399 (NewsFactor)
  110. IBM boosts performance, cuts power intake on chips (InfoWorld)
  111. Cubans line up for cell phone service (AP)
  112. Online Petition Favors Windows XP Over Vista (NewsFactor)
  113. Mobile Phones Play Role in Zimbabwe (PC World)
  114. Google-Salesforce alliance aims at Microsoft software market (AFP)
  115. AP cuts prices, announces mobile product (AP)
  116. Adobe Plans CinemaDNG Format for Digital Movies (NewsFactor)
  117. FTC Urged to Adopt Microsoft's Privacy Standards (NewsFactor)
  118. Researcher: BT Home Hub Wi-Fi Security Easy to Crack (PC World)
  119. Cubans line up to buy cellular phones for first time (Reuters)
  120. Nokia, Ericsson and others in mobile tech agreement (Reuters)
  121. Google Apps Integrates with Salesforce.com (NewsFactor)
  122. Blockbuster bids for Circuit City (AP)
  123. TV sales in US drag Philips 1Q (AP)
  124. Ericsson deals with China worth $1.44B (AP)
  125. Colombian man sentenced for computer fraud (InfoWorld)
  126. Users fight to save Windows XP (AP)
  127. You won't guess who's the bad guy of ID theft (USATODAY.com)
  128. Fujitsu to show laptop with wooden case (InfoWorld)
  129. You don't know tech: The InfoWorld news quiz (InfoWorld)
  130. History Channel teams with Library of Congress (Reuters)
  131. China 3G permits may take up to 2 more years: E&Y (Reuters)
  132. Updated Web Browsers: Which One Works Best? (PC World)
  133. Australia plans counter-terrorism email checks (Reuters)
  134. Salesforce.com to sell Google apps (AP)
  135. Salesforce adds Google e-mail, office programs (Reuters)
  136. Fujitsu to Show Laptop With Wooden Case (PC World)
  137. Their passion is Windows XP (AP)
  138. Everyone's a conductor with new game (AP)
  139. Mobile devices stoke 'micro-blogging' fervor (AFP)
  140. Linux Is No Longer The Cool New Kid On The Block. So Now What? (TechWeb)
  141. China Mobile seeking small stakes in global peers (Reuters)
  142. TV networks seek formula for online ads (AP)
  143. AMD's chief technology officer resigns (AP)
  144. Nikon S52c Still Limits Transfers over Wi-Fi (PC World)
  145. Australia requests bids for $8.8 bln broadband network (Reuters)
  146. Samsung chief to ponder resigning (AP)
  147. RIA platform links to Google App Engine (InfoWorld)
  148. Trends & Innovations - Friday (Investor's Business Daily)
  149. Sun claims big leap with MySQL upgrade next week (InfoWorld)
  150. Colombian Man Sentenced for Computer Fraud (PC World)
  151. TV networks seek formula for online ads (AP)
  152. Video of teen beating raises questions (AP)
  153. Grants, tax relief continue for Dell (AP)
  154. Yahoo weighs options as Microsoft drama continues (InfoWorld)
  155. "Tonight Show's" John Melendez aims at film career (Reuters)
  156. Nikon S52c Still Limits Transfers over Wi-Fi (PC World)
  157. US court denies Dish patent appeal (AP)
  158. Microsoft proposes tiered privacy in online advertising (InfoWorld)
  159. Appeals court denies EchoStar rehearing request (Reuters)
  160. Broken Microsoft Windows Will Decline, Analysts Say (NewsFactor)
  161. Malaysia's ruling party begins blogging (AP)
  162. People uneasy with Web sites using personal details: poll (Reuters)
  163. TracFone in low-income phone program (AP)
  164. Murdoch seeks to make interactive TV his space (AFP)
  165. Brazil judge bans video game -Bully' (AP)
  166. Microsoft, HCL team on training and software development (InfoWorld)
  167. Download, save and converts YouTube files
  168. Microsoft, HCL Team on Training and Software Development (PC World)
  169. Indonesia ends ban on YouTube over film (AP)
  170. Israeli army puts limits on Facebook (AP)
  171. 'Suicide' Internet search turns up 'how to' advice: study (AFP)
  172. You don't know tech: The InfoWorld news quiz (InfoWorld)
  173. More cities offer WiFi on buses (USATODAY.com)
  174. Oracle to ship critical database fixes next week (InfoWorld)
  175. Indonesia restores access to YouTube Web site (Reuters)
  176. Television on the Internet taking off for real (AFP)
  177. IBM To Acquire Israeli Storage Firm FilesX (TechWeb)
  178. Microsoft seen as winner as big media circles Yahoo (Reuters)
  179. Yahoo-Microsoft battle bolsters Google (AP)
  180. Genentech reports jump in 1Q earnings (AP)
  181. Yahoo-Microsoft battle bolsters Google (AP)
  182. Stolen military equipment found on eBay (AP)
  183. Genentech reports jump in 1Q earnings (AP)
  184. LG Display swings to 1Q profit (AP)
  185. Amazon Offers HD-DVD Buyers a $50 Credit (NewsFactor)
  186. FCC Calls for Mobile Alert System (PC World)
  187. Brazil judge bans video game "Bully" (AP)
  188. Sun's Project Caroline proposed for Internet services (InfoWorld)
  189. Linux Ecosystem Spending To Exceed $49 Billion (NewsFactor)
  190. Adobe Courts IPTV With Media Player (PC World)
  191. Sharper Image chairman resigns (AP)
  192. Europe rejects plan to criminalize file-sharing (InfoWorld)
  193. FCC Approves Emergency Mobile-Device Text Alerts (NewsFactor)
  194. Adobe TV To Feature Products in New Media Player (NewsFactor)
  195. Yahoo and Microsoft Circle in Game of Musical Chairs (NewsFactor)
  196. IBM to Buy FilesX for Data Protection Software (PC World)
  197. Yahoo, Time Warner in AOL Talks (PC World)
  198. April's coolest gadgets (InfoWorld)
  199. Symantec to Buy AppStream (PC World)
  200. Omron shows smile-measuring technology (AP)
  201. U.S. Regional Carrier to Offer WiMax (PC World)
  202. Report: Yahoo, AOL may combine; News Corp. may make bid (InfoWorld)
  203. New Sony SLR complicates the Canon vs. Nikon choice (USATODAY.com)
  204. Corralling Your Anger (BusinessWeek Online)
  205. Adobe Lightroom cranks up options for tweaking photos (USATODAY.com)
  206. Yahoo to test Google AdSense, Microsoft objects (AFP)
  207. Parallels Server Beta 3 now available (Macworld.com)
  208. MySpace inks global TV distribution deal (AP)
  209. Motorola names ex-AT&T boss as chairman (AP)
  210. Microsoft to unveil traffic jam beater: report (Reuters)
  211. Internet, media stars line up for Yahoo (AP)
  212. Summit: Linux Advances Into Enterprise, Seeks Better Fix For Bugs (TechWeb)
  213. Adobe Joins Content Fray With Media Player 1.0 And Adobe TV (TechWeb)
  214. Google to help curb Web porn in Brazil (AP)
  215. Yahoo in tie-up talks with America Online: media reports (AFP)
  216. News Corp, Microsoft discuss joint Yahoo bid: report (Reuters)
  217. Yahoo, Google test search ad partnership (AP)
  218. Feds blame Lieberman for Web site crash (AP)
  219. Review: Suunto watch measures golf play (AP)
  220. MIT researcher 'paints' cyber threats (AP)
  221. Yahoo to test Google search ads (InfoWorld)
  222. The Bearable Lightness of HP's 2133 Mini-Note PC (PC World)
  223. Feds blame Lieberman for Web site crash (AP)
  224. Yahoo to test Google AdSense; Microsoft objects (AFP)
  225. Yahoo, Google experiment in partnership (AP)
  226. Review: Suunto watch measures golf play (AP)
  227. Weather around the U.S.A. (AP)
  228. Yahoo to test Google ads facing Microsoft deadline (Reuters)
  229. Ericsson says price pressures on mobile networks easing: report (AFP)
  230. Computer experts protest global pact (AP)
  231. Magnavox, Philips brands licensed (AP)
  232. Developers ponder Web 2.0 app dev needs (InfoWorld)
  233. EU report urges search data deletion (AP)
  234. Nokia Promises 'Tube' to Compete with Apple's iPhone (NewsFactor)
  235. Microsoft jumps into European health-care market (InfoWorld)
  236. Jason Reitman, Kevin Smith blog for NHL (AP)
  237. Online Fraud Costs Businesses Far More Than Individuals (NewsFactor)
  238. Adobe fixes seven flaws in Flash Player (InfoWorld)
  239. Motorola names ex-AT&T boss as chairman (AP)
  240. Adobe Fixes Seven Flaws in Flash Player (PC World)
  241. Yahoo's Flickr expands into online video (AP)
  242. Yahoo adds video sharing to Flickr photo website (AFP)
  243. Motorola names David Dorman as chairman (AP)
  244. Adobe debuts Media Player, video content (InfoWorld)
  245. Adobe Debuts Media Player, Video Content (PC World)
  246. iPhone is already the top mobile browser (Macworld.com)
  247. Adobe Rolls out Media Player, Video Content (PC World)
  248. Nielsen's top 20 prime-time TV shows (Reuters)
  249. General Data, MobileFrame To Develop Enterprise Apps (TechWeb)
  250. Hitachi Acquires ID Management Software Maker M-Tech (TechWeb)