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News to know: Hitachi drives; Windows Update; Digital media; Qwest Fusion

Notable headlines:To advance drives, Hitachi changes the head.Ed Bott: When is it OK to copy digital media?
Written by Larry Dignan, Contributor

Notable headlines:

To advance drives, Hitachi changes the head.

Ed Bott: When is it OK to copy digital media? Robin Harris: The paradise of infinite music. Mary Jo Foley: Windows Update automatically changing user settings (again). Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Has Microsoft goofed up Windows Update again?

Garrett Rogers: Google Calendar close to launching a task list feature. Gmail storage set to reach 42GB. Photos: Dinosaur Sightings: 1970s computers (right).

Paula Rooney: OpenOffice won’t fork — for now. Ed Burnette: On forking and contributor agreements. Dana Blankenhorn: The state of play in patent reform. Ryan Naraine: Oracle to patch 51 database, server flaws next Tuesday.3Com: China connection no risk to national security. Vinnie Mirchandani: Oracle Fusion Apps Delays. Dan Farber: Oracle Fusion delay? Dennis Howlett: Oracle's anonymous supporters. BEA respo

nds to Oracle's overtures.

Rough Type: The case for Google.

Matthew Miller: The Qwest Fusion brings a high quality EV-DO capable Smartphone to customers. Gallery.

David Berlind: The Fin is in, along with a few other devices I'll be showing off at Mobile Expo.

Ryan Stewart: Commoditizing high quality video. Consumerist: ATA Tries To Have You Arrested For Using Your iPhone In "Airplane Mode." Tom Krazit: ATA Airlines detains passenger for using iPhone in 'airplane mode'. Russell Shaw: Clueless flight attendant to passenger: Turn off that iPhone movie NOW!

Matthew Miller: Google Maps for S60 now available. Roland Piquepaille: Augmented reality onboard the ISS? Ferrotoroidicity, key to faster hard disks? Dan Farber: Linkedin: Strictly for for business. Dave Winer: Why Facebook Sucks. Computerworld: 10 things that should be in the next Macbook Pro.

Techmeme: California court tilts towards mandating web accessibility. Ryan Stewart: Accessibility laws and rich Internet applications.

Photos: Top 10 reviews of the week (right).

Russell Shaw: 911 Modernization and Public Safety Act would tie VoIP to 911 backbone.

Dana Blankenhorn: Did Microsoft send in the trolls? IBM forging developerWorks. Michael Krigsman: Turnaround strategy for Los Angeles school district payroll failure.

Robin Harris: HealthVault is a sick joke. TechCrunch: Top blogs on Google Reader.

Ad dollars flood Web, but will they go far enough? Future may be murky for Yahoo, newspaper alliance.

Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Which Mac should I get?

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