News to know: RIM, YouTube, Net plan, iPhone
Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily:
Sam Diaz: RIM announces all-cash acquisition, takeover bid
Andrew Nusca: Need $100K? Make videos for YouTube
Richard Koman: White House hates Martin's free Net plan
Matthew Miller: Pastebud brings limited copy and paste to the Apple iPhone
- Sam Diaz: iPhone cut-and-paste coming, not from Apple
- Jason D. O'Grady: Copy and paste arrives for the iPhone (sort of)
Larry Dignan: Lenovo confirms window shopping for acquisitions
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft walks the downturn-messaging tightrope 
Tom Steinert-Threlkeld: This Recession, The Internet Is More Important Than TV
Joe McKendrick:SOA's support network
Janice Chen: It’s official: Polaroid will stop manufacturing instant film at end of year
Harry Fuller: This is a Corker: Detroit's Shrinking Three may get help from feds
Joe Brockmeier: Free Software Foundation sues Cisco
Zack Whittaker:Windows Server 2008: power to the workstation
Sam Diaz: Bopaboo may feel like eBay but will end up looking like original Napster.
Steve O'Hear: Goodbye ZDNet
Andrew Nusca: Apple's 3D OS X interface unveiled
Christopher Dawson: 100% CPU utilization
Zack Whittaker: E-petitions give e-voices for e-democracy and e-revolution
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Windows 7 build 6956 vs. Windows XP SP3
Roland Piqupaille: Energy from the wind is the best for Earth
- Harry Fuller: Talking climate in Europe
Sam Diaz: Chrome loses beta label, tackles privacy
Richard Koman: British support 70-year copyright terms
Jason Perlow: Policing Holiday Light Violations
Dana Blankenhorn: Clinical data, billing data and open standards
Michael Krigsman: Study: 68 percent of IT projects fail
Dana Blankehorn: Why should doctors pay for health IT?
Andrew Nusca: Comcast to debut 50Mbps Internet in Chicago, Baltimore, Atlanta (updated)
Richard Koman: Sony collected, shared kids' info; FTC sues
Larry Dignan: Microsoft: The top 5 risks; Will it cut 2009 outlook as PC market stumbles?
Andrew Mager: Wordpress 2.7 released; jazzy like Coltrane
Dana Blankenhorn: Open source in a closed market
Paula Rooney: Sun upgrades OpenSolaris, signs OEM deal with Toshiba
Robin Harris: The many-core performance wall
Dana Blankenhorn: Does it matter if Cisco is a leech?
Mary Jo Foley: Attention Microsoft Digital Locker users
Larry Dignan: The 10 best IT certifications
Christopher Dawson: US gains in math and science ed...Really?
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Monster NVIDIA GTX 295 caught on camera
Dan Kusnetzky: Conversation with Juergen Geck of Open-Xchange
Paula Rooney: HP, Novell partner on new Linux PC that ships Dec 15
Heather Clancy: Green-certified battery available for HP consumer notebooks in early 2009