News to know: Congress; Newser; Apple; VMware; High-speed rail
Harry Fuller: Confronting Congressional hypocrisy
Tom Steinert-Threlkeld: Newser Versus The New York Times, Revisited: Who's Copying Whom?
Andrew Nusca: Apple director: 'no change' in Jobs' plans
Dan Kusnetzky: VMware's cloud computing announcements
Harry Fuller: Rail--even more controversial than nuclear?
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Is the new browser war a good thing for end users?
Christopher Dawson: Stop bashing social networks
Andrew Nusca: Intel joins Dell in fight against 'netbook' trademark
- Jason D. O'Grady: Don't ignore the netbook
Zack Whittaker: Office Live Workspace: more features, more storage
Joe Brockmeier: What makes good governance?
Garett Rogers: Google App Engine to start charging for usage
Chris Jablonski: ETech 2009 Preview
Andrew Nusca: Nokia may enter laptop industry, CEO says
Mary Jo Foley: SQL Data Services to get an overhaul
Heather Clancy: Oklahoma! Where the wind comes sweeping down the plains.
Mary Jo Foley: New Microsoft patent-infringement case involves Linux
Ryan Naraine: Google wants to buy Native Client security flaws
Sam Diaz: Yahoo execs talk Bartz, search deal and new opportunities
Matthew Miller: 375 priced apps appear in the Android Market after one week, are any worth the price?
Richard Koman: Atlantis still lost, sea lines explained
Harry Fuller: Solar stocks: sunny side down
Sam Diaz: Intel: Economy hurts but there are bright spots
Andrew Nusca: Nortel to cut 3,200 more employees
Mary Jo Foley: MSDN, TechNet subscribers get Vista SP2 RC bits
Dancho Danchev: Malware campaign at YouTube uses social engineering tricks
Paul Greenberg: Oracle CRM - Innovation Free or Innovative?
Sam Diaz: More iPhone vs. Storm: Neither was for me
Dana Blankenhorn: Paglo re-branded as SaaS
Heather Clancy: Coolerado looks to sun to keep things cool
Michael Krigsman: San Diego fires Axon over ERP implementation problems
Christopher Dawson: Cart troubles
Richard Koman: Music industry blames PirateBay for losses
Larry Dignan: The Kindle 2 debate: If a robot reads a book is it an audio book?
Ryan Naraine: Adobe swings and misses as PDF abuse worsens
Andrew Nusca: U.S. Supreme Court rules for AT&T in antitrust suit
Zack Whittaker: Has Internet Explorer 8 been released? No.
Dana Blankenhorn: Open source becomes irresistible political force
Andrew Nusca: Worldwide semiconductor revenue to decline 24% in 2009
Dana Blankenhorn: Moore's Law and open source
Joe McKendrick: Four important SOA metrics that need to be watched
Larry Dignan: HP to distribute Sun's Solaris on its Proliant servers
Zack Whittaker: MSR releases U Rank; jumps on the Google bandwagon
Ryan Naraine: ID thieves go phishing for GTalk, GMail passwords
Phil Wainewright: Did privacy laws bring down Gmail yesterday?
Jason D. O'Grady: Apple TV 2.3.1 update breaks Boxee (Updated 2x)
John Morris: Dell's Studio XPS to get major upgrades--inside and out
Dana Blankenhorn: Giving away music for African health IT
Matthew Miller: Memphis police department rolls out 1,200 REDFLY Mobile Companions
Dana Blankenhorn: Are we going to single payer anyway?
Matthew Miller: Opera Mini serves up 1 petabyte of data in January 2009
Mary Jo Foley: Red Dog: Five questions with Microsoft mystery man Dave Cutler
Larry Dignan: AMD demos 'Istanbul' six-core processor
Mary Jo Foley: Windows 7: Beta testers, not Microsoft, need more feedback
Ed Burnette: Market Moves: Sales disappoint so far
Oliver Marks: Engineers are from Mars, Marketers are from Venus