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Oliver Marks: Dark Internet Fundamentals
Michael Krigsman: CIO interview: Casey Coleman of the General Services Administration
Matthew Miller: Review: HTC HD2 raises the bar for Windows Mobile devices
- MobileTechRoundup show #191; Lenovo, Kindle updates, Palm Pre
ZDNet's 2009 Holiday Gift Guide
- TechRepublic's Geek Gift Guide 2009
- comScore: Black Friday Boasts $595 Million in U.S. Online Holiday Spending, Up 11 Percent Versus Year Ago
- AP: US holiday season off to modestly positive start
- Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Did you pick up any Black Friday deals?
Garett Rogers: Privacy: How do you rate Google?
Christopher Dawson: Royal Society papers provide science, history resources
Does Chrome OS mean anything for schools?
Zack Whittaker: Why should students care about the latest, breaking tech?
Oliver Marks: Making Money with Twitter
Robin Harris: Swoopo: a lottery disguised as an auction?
MacRumors: Apple Starts Field Testing Next Generation iPhone (3,1)
David Morgenstern: Apple Store fails the Nordstrom test
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Will the GPU become the new CPU?
AP: Jay Leno losing his audience to DVR machines
Jason Perlow: Will the Adult Industry Drive Android Adoption?
Engadget: Intel's desktop roadmap leaked, with faster i5 and i7, introduction of i3
Joe McKendrick: Analyst: IBM WebSphere appears to be more well-RESTed
Tom Foremski: Will a fragmented media lead to a flowering of culture?
Zack Whittaker: Microsoft: To spam or not to spam
Brian Sommer: When the Cloud Meets Agile Development
Paul Murphy: Sympathy, and thanks, for Harry
Harry Fuller: East Anglia hacking leads to data publication? Or destruction?