Question:
Hi everyone!!!?
Riderya
2007-03-06 10:28:48 UTC
I have been away for a week. What have i missed...news, tv, etc etc
Ten answers:
Brite Tiger
2007-03-06 10:37:54 UTC
This week's headlines

Tuesday, March 6, 2007

Business Tech

IBM sees green in environmental tech

It's Adobe's game to lose, CEO says (Newsmaker)

Threats

Study: Identity theft keeps climbing

Security flaws found in fix for Firefox, SeaMonkey

Failure in new computer diverts air traffic

Access

Kenyans to transfer money using cell phones

Digital Life

Activision to acquire DemonWare (News in brief)

Lego to enter MMO land

China bans new Internet cafes for a year

Media 2.0

IAC the latest big player to eye video

Free shipping from Walmart.com...with store pickup (News in brief)

French film bible to go online in English

Google doesn't know how to spend all its cash

Yahoo slashes Semel's stock bonus

NBC launches 'Today' into digital space

Cutting Edge

GM targets 2010 production for electric car

Is clean tech a bubble? (Perspective)

Monday, March 5, 2007

Business Tech

Intel admits lapse in document preservation

Intel, AmberWave settle patent suit (News in brief)

IT pros battle clock and code in time change

AMD warns of revenue shortfall

Red Hat expands developer tools business

Adobe sees its future on the Web (Newsmaker)

Threats

McAfee names ex-EMC executive as new CEO

Microsoft patches Xbox 360

Apple plugs eight QuickTime holes

Hacker steals data from French presidential candidate

Flaw found in Citrix server client

Access

Cisco takes communications software mobile

Motorola rejects Icahn's board bid

RFID designer gets $21 million in venture funding

Digital Life

Sony's console dominance to slide, EA predicts

Adobe Creative Suite 3 to be unveiled this month

Study: U.S. game console ownership rising rapidly

D'Amato never folds

Xbox 360 memory grows (News in brief)

In 'Second Life,' the ring of revolution?

Media 2.0

Microsoft to blast Google over copyrights

Blogging your baby

Report: DirecTV nears exclusive deal on baseball (News in brief)

Social networking's next phase includes Cisco

Cutting Edge

Physicists remember when superconductors were hot

Stars align for X Prize fund-raiser at Googleplex

Electric cars: Little juice coupes

Oil innovations pump new life into old wells

Eco-friendly toxic cleanup is a blast

Sunday, March 4, 2007

Access

Coaxing more bars from the cell phone

Digital Life

Microsoft prize of $10,000 to promote Xbox games

Game Developers Conference expands--but too far?

Media 2.0

Patent fights are a legacy of MP3's tangled origins

Egypt's bloggers test state media control

A cozy book club, in a virtual reading room

Saturday, March 3, 2007

Threats

Intel 'hacker' sentence expunged

Media 2.0

The new video arcade might be the movie theater

Friday, March 2, 2007

Business Tech

Week in videos: Of spying and downloading

Microsoft wins in second Alcatel-Lucent patent suit

Sanyo, Lenovo to share battery recall cost

Multicore move cuts Oracle database cost

Threats

Precision security fighting at Cisco (Newsmaker)

Researcher launches Month of PHP Bugs

Access

FCC: Local phone companies must connect Net calls

Digital Life

Sony, vibration tech maker end patent dispute

Media 2.0

Experts: Let customers help brand your product

Woman accuses Yahoo of stealing her image

EMI rejects Warner Music's $4.1 billion bid

Forget DRM. It's the music (Perspective)

BBC news clips, trailers travel to YouTube

Joost, JumpTV to join arms for 'ethnic' content

Google defends tax-accounting practices

Justice Department takes aim at image-sharing sites

Cutting Edge

Scientists seek cold, hard facts on polar changes

Thursday, March 1, 2007

Business Tech

Novell reports loss as sales fall, costs rise

HP execs: Spy scandal was ethical wake-up call

NEC partners with India's Sify to sell thin PCs

Microsoft could face more fines, warns EU

Threats

Security in focus at Black Hat

Your Wi-Fi can tell people a lot about you

New hacker trick may expose Oracle databases

Dictionary for software bugs to cut confusion?

Access

Berners-Lee pushes Congress on 'nondiscriminatory' Web

Motorola to make cheapest phones even cheaper

Digital Life

Dell's PC business drags down earnings

Lenovo recalls extended-life laptop batteries

Take-Two to settle 'Grand Theft Auto' suit? (News in brief)

Dell's new focus: Don't look back

Media 2.0

Google courts small YouTube deals

'Harry Potter' author fights e-book fraud on eBay

Homeland Security offers details on Real ID

Google loses ad exec to CBS

AOL picks new CFO from Time Warner top brass (News in brief)

Police blotter: Wife e-surveilled in divorce case

Fox: It's prime time for show downloads

Why the tech industry still can't get its way (Perspective)

Blockbuster reportedly in talks for Movielink

Cutting Edge

NASA: New Horizons spacecraft passes Jupiter

Stephen Hawking plans prelude to the ride of his life

Wednesday, February 28, 2007

Business Tech

Oracle buys Hyperion for $3.3 billion

Intel, AMD vie for server attention

HP denies pretexting former employee

California may adopt OpenDocument

Lawyer for former HP chairman vows revenge on Perkins

U.S. court loss could cost Canon millions

Tools and tussles for Microsoft Windows

Adobe to take Photoshop online

IBM teams up with Google over gadgets

AMD launches integrated graphics chipset

IT employers cool on tech degrees

Two visions for delivering PCs to emerging nations

Threats

Symantec incorrectly flags Yahoo Mail as a virus

MySpace hackers cop plea, extortion charges dropped

Symantec sizes up security in Windows Vista

Worm targets Solaris telnet bug

PC hardware can pose rootkit threat

Cybercops drowning in data

Access

Report: Beware of hype surrounding dual-mode phones

Nokia-Qualcomm patent brawl suspended

Sybase mobile software roams new territory

Digital Life

Microsoft aims to license video game music (News in brief)

CompUSA to close more than half of U.S. stores

Online addict dies after marathon game session (News in brief)

End in sight for PS3 shortages, Sony says

Media 2.0

U.S. presidential hopefuls flock to YouTube

Google to offer more click fraud protection

Ad industry edging closer to electronic trading age

House panel grills Sirius chief on XM merger

Microsoft fix to keep Zune from skipping a beat

Google Maps adds real-time traffic data

College students take to Ruckus

Campaign to educate public on digital TV switch

Trademark disputes a go-go (Perspective)

A cure for e-mail attention disorder?

Cutting Edge

NASA releases first photos of Jupiter from New Horizons

Report: Debate's over--act now on global warming

Wal-Mart stalls solar-power plan

Tuesday, February 27, 2007

Business Tech

Control freaks won at HP, ex-board member says

VMware fires broadside at Microsoft

Salesforce launches software for financial advisers

Microsoft shakes up Windows marketing unit

Getting CIO and CEO to see eye to eye (Perspective)

Microsoft still trying to answer Google's wake-up call

Windows-on-Mac software gets virtualization update

Lenovo may be cutting 1,000 jobs

Intel eyes the future of Itanium (Newsmaker)

Is Windows getting more expensive?

Threats

Windows adds 'maybe pirate' category

Ex-McAfee lawyer indicted in backdating probe

Storm Worm variant targets blogs, bulletin boards

Nixed: Black Hat talk on RFID access badge risks

Access

Is Verizon Wireless really looking to buy Alltel?

Vonage, Verizon spar in court over patents

Digital Life

Sony gets personal with its line dance

Casino yanks Konami video slot machines (News in brief)

Integrated voice coming to 'Second Life'

Media 2.0

A CBS take on the YouTube madness

Sirius posts quarterly loss (News in brief)

Music executives judge Jobs, lament losses

YouTube signs streaming deal with Wind-up Records (News in brief)

Kids' safety online: Share your suggestions

YouTube has new fans in league offices

MSN China reports right to Redmond

Tech turns on the road to Oscar

AOL in talks to acquire mobile ad start-up

Google trading fairly in Korea?

Cutting Edge

Researchers make tricorder a reality, sort of

Bargaining down that CT scan is suddenly possible

Medieval Islamic mosaics indicate advanced math
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leonard bruce
2007-03-06 11:06:45 UTC
You missed My Name is Earl, and the Republicans got busted and exposed for Walter Reed hospital and the treatment of the wounded and disabled Iraq veterans. Walter Reed hospital was privatized and outsourced to **** Cheney's company Halliburton (KBR)... Big news.
§ gαввαηα §
2007-03-06 10:40:54 UTC
Hi Riderya,



You have a good week then? I don think you've missed much really and i think that tiger person has told you every detail lolz.



Have a nice week this week::::::x::::::::
David B
2007-03-06 10:36:21 UTC
Well you missed me - I'm sure
white.sale
2007-03-06 10:32:24 UTC
Libby has been found guilty.
anonymous
2007-03-06 10:36:57 UTC
The What Should I Do Retard guy is back.
anonymous
2007-03-06 10:32:41 UTC
Same old, same old.
Tha Man
2007-03-06 10:33:26 UTC
nothin much
anonymous
2007-03-06 10:55:19 UTC
Hi,,glad your back and thanks for these two points.


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