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Michael Krigsman: Are Twitter direct messages safe?
Richard Koman: FCC to announce net neutrality principles
Larry Dignan: So long Zimbra and so much for Yahoo Office dreams
Andrew Nusca: Dell to buy Perot Systems for $3.9 billion
Sam Diaz: Palm's growth plan: Can it work in a changing mobile market?
Andrew Mager: Foursquare has a business model before Twitter
Jennifer Leggio: Six hazards of playing Foursquare
Larry Dignan: Google's book settlement: Here comes the DOJ and likely deal tweaks
ZDNet UK: EC reveals details of Intel antitrust breaches
Jason Perlow: Frugal Tech Show with Centrify CEO Tom Kemp
Sam Diaz: Wireless service boosters: A good idea but we shouldn't have to pay extra
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft's Bing search share up to 9.3 percent
Phil Wainewright: Computing by the people, for the people
Sam Diaz: Would you buy a personal supercomputer (for $8K)?
Andrew Nusca: Hands-on with the Motorola CLIQ smartphone [review]
Harry Fuller: Global warming: relax, nothing is going to happen
Dennis Howlett: Move over Enterprise 2.0, it's now Social Business Design
Harry Fuller: "Bravo!" says Brammo. The hope for equal treatment under the law.
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Has iPhone OS 3.1 battered your battery?
Jennifer Bergen: Barnes & Noble iPhone apps surpass 1 million downloads
Zack Whittaker: Google Apps and Facebook's recent inbox controversies
Dana Gardner: Web data services extend business intelligence depth and breadth across social, mobile, web domains
Heather Clancy: Developers plan integrated platform for managing energy, resource conservation goals
Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft trims MVP benefits, allows shareholders say on executives' pay
Tom Foremski: Dirty laundry aired in Intel/EU anti-trust fight
Larry Dignan: EC ramps up PR war with Intel (by publishing 518 page decision)
Robin Harris: What does 6 Gbit SATA mean to you?
Christopher Dawson: Google Edu Apps vs. Microsoft Web Apps: Should I have waited?
Dana Gardner: Process isomorphism: The critical link between SOA and BPM
Oliver Marks: Social Business in Action - Establishing Excellence
Joe McKendrick: Cloud offers SOA apps a 'venue to stretch their legs'
Andy Smith: The best VoIP solution is ...
Jennifer Bergen: Gadget Gal's daily deals: HP Pavilion notebook, Samsung HDTV, Canon PowerShot digital camera
Sheri McLeish: Listen to iWorkers to improve productivity and morale
Andrew Nusca: Seagate's 2TB Barracuda XT, world's first SATA 6Gbps HDD
Andrew Nusca: Netgear debuts 1TB Stora consumer NAS; $229
Dana Blankenhorn: How health reform and health IT reform are linked
ZDNet UK: HP heads into battle over virtual networking
Joe McKendrick: Twenty percent of SOA value from service reuse; where's the other 80%?
Rachel King: Five funky, alternative cameras
Dana Blankenhorn: Open source does not work well for bad guys
Michael Krigsman: Six types of IT project failure
CNET: Google Docs items to show up in search
Mary Jo Foley: Final Microsoft Security Essentials due in 'a few weeks'
ZDNet Australia: Ubuntu reveals plans for Lucid Lynx
Matthew Miller: Review: iPod nano 5th generation gives you 16 video recording modes
Jason D. O'Grady: Moving your iTunes library the right way
Heather Clancy: IBM, Consert disclose initial data from smart grid trial in North Carolina
Richard Koman: Justice Dept. devastates Google Books settlement, as the parties rush to the back rooms
Jason Hiner: How to save the PC: A petition to Microsoft and Apple
Dan Kusnetzky: Mac RX to the rescue
Larry Dignan: The 10 biggest moments in IT history
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