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FCC's car slams into wall
A race car sponsored by federal media regulators to get the word out about the digital television transition crashed in its first appearance.
Gmail helps users avoid e-mails they'll regret
New feature, Mail Goggles, requires late-night e-mailers to solve a few math problems in order to send messages.
Ebay to cut 1,600 jobs
The online auction hub on Monday announced plans to trim its global workforce.
Ford service lets parents limit speed
New "MyKey" feature designed for parents of teenager drivers.
Update to Palin's e-mail hack
Federal agents have raided the apartment of a Democratic delegate's son to search for evidence related to the hacking of an e-mail account of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin.
Best Buy to buy Napster
Some big tech merger news today as Best Buy Co. Inc. announced plans to buy Napster Inc. for $121 million in a move the nation's largest consumer electronics retailer says will open the doors to new digital entertainment customers.
Meet the new iPod family
Apple Corp. on Tuesday unveiled a revamped lineup of iPod music players.
Wilmington's digital TV transition: the next day
Wilmington, N.C., on Monday became the first market in the U.S. to transition from analog to digital TV.
Preventing "Electronic Aggression"
While the Internet, cell phones and computers can be a source of effective learning and communication for children, technology has also become a tool for harassing fellow students.
Another Shi Tao?
Reporters Without Borders is calling on Google Inc. to defy a Bombay court order that instructed its Indian subsidiary to reveal the name of a blogger who used its Blogger Web platform to criticize an Indian construction equipment company.
Number of ".org" sites tops 7 million
More than 7 million Internet domains are registered as ".org," sites, making it the third-most popular domain after ".com" and ".net."
Introducing Sirius XM Radio
Former rivals announce details of the newly combined company.
FCC Releases XM-Sirius order
New Cuil on the Block
How cool is Cuil?
AT&T to sell some iPhones without contracts
AT&T Inc. on Tuesday announced the pricing structure of Apple Corp.'s much-anticipated iPhone 3G, which is going to run on the company's fastest network.
Man who sold life sets 100 goals
Between the Web and morning news shows, most of you have probably heard of Ian Usher, the Australian man who auctioned his life -- complete with his house, job and friends -- on eBay. Well, the auction closed Sunday with a winning bid of about $384,000. And Mr. Usher, apparently, isn't pleased.
Yahoo defends its current board
In a stockholder presentation filed this morning with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Yahoo Inc. defended its current board of directors as "the best and most qualified group" to lead the company.
Free headsets for ticketed motorists
Have you been ticketed for talking on your cell phone while driving in the District? If so, you might be out a hundred bucks, but under one company's new promotion, you're eligible for a free wireless headset.
Barnes and Nobles to sell digital magazines
The nation's No. 1 brick-and-mortar book seller, Barnes & Noble Inc., recently inked a deal with Zinio LLC to sell digital versions of magazines. Under the deal, visitors to BN.com can choose from more than 1,000 titles and order them via both print and digital subscriptions.
Viruses ... on cell phones
This isn't something I've heard very much about, though it isn't very hard to make the jump. Cell phones are increasingly taking on the attributes of personal computers, which we all know are constantly prone to threats of worms, viruses, spam and the like. In particular, smartphones that use operating ...
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