News to know: Nook delay; eBay; Kindle sales; Oracle; T-Mobile iPhone; Apple's Black Friday
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Matthew Miller: Nook not shipping today as planned, 2 free offers to make up for delay
Sam Diaz: French court fines eBay over injunction; eBay responds
Larry Dignan: Amazon: Kindle has best sales month; Still mum on real figures
Dana Gardner: The more Oracle says MySQL not worth much, the more its actions say otherwise
Sam Diaz: Analyst: The iPhone's next carrier is likely T-Mobile, not Verizon
Larry Dignan: Apple's Black Friday sales under analysts' microscope
Sean Portnoy: Self-censoring upcoverting DVD player filters inappropriate content
Janice Chen: Giving a Flip camcorder for the holidays? Get a $25 accessory for free
Sam Diaz: Facebook 50: Proof that social media strategies do matter
Joe McKendrick: Do companies have too much CRM and not enough common sense?
Andrew Nusca: SmartPlanet: Underground data center will save $561K, heat homes in Helsinki
Doug Hanchard: Rappers warning witnesses away from murder trial go to jail
Zack Whittaker: Rip out my eyes: The Family Guy adverts
Mary Jo Foley: SQL Server 2008 R2 gets an official due date
Gizmodo: LEAK: The Google Phone "Is a Certainty"
Harry Fuller: Ten greentech trends for 2010
Andrew Nusca:Cyber Monday deals: Intel Core i7 laptop, free Droid Eris, GPS, SSD, HDTV
Dana Blankenhorn: Successful emergency room automation is possible
John Carroll: Reinvigorating Microsoft's mobile strategy
Larry Dignan: E-commerce spending off to good start; Will it last?
Tom Foremski: Is Turkey's search engine a backlash against US Internet firms?
Harry Fuller: Don't bother finding Tuvalu on a map. It may be gone soon.
GigaOm: Droid Nears Its Million-Device Target
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Jason D. O'Grady: Where to find the apps featured in Apple's ads (updated)
Ryan Naraine: New ransomware attack blocks Internet access
Jason D. O'Grady: Stolen iPhones being fenced in Russia
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Why Microsoft pulled the plug on the Win 7/Family Guy promo - Because it was lame
ZDNet UK: Large Hadron Collider sets record
Doug Hanchard: European Parliament announces new President and Foreign Affairs Minister
Dana Blankenhorn: A psychological contagion of myth and suspicion
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft updates its enterprise ABC (Active Directory, BizTalk and Communications Server) roadmaps
Andrew Nusca: HTC Hero runs Android 2.1, in leaked screenshots
Dana Blankenhorn: Can Chrome OS save us from racket ware?
Dennis Howlett: Cloudy issues around risk: the large enterprise user perspective
Silicon.com: R&D bursts onto the Bangalore scene
Dana Blankenhorn: Pushing Google's leavings
Rachel King: Smartbook AG gets some Swarovski baubles plus higher price tag
CNET: Apple sues power adapter knockoff maker
Dana Blankenhorn: Open source is not about Wall Street
Dan Kusnetzky: Virtualization software market to top $10B by 2013