E-Commerce Times

• Icahn May Turn Yahoo Board to the Microsoft Side
• Craigslist Bares Knuckles in Legal Spat With eBay
• Sony Posts Q4 Profit, Eyes Weaker Year Ahead
• The Big, Bad Brand of Bollywood
• The SaaS Approach to Web Site Vulnerability Management
• British Agency Shifts Microsoft Antitrust Complaint to EC
• Dell to Downplay XPS to Give Alienware Breathing Room
• HP Elbows In on IBM's Turf With $13.9B EDS Buy
• Breaches Make a Mockery of PCI Security Standards
• Dish Network Faces Uphill Climb Despite Strong Q1 Profit
• Hacker Exposes 6 Million Chileans' Data to Make a Point
• Video Links: The Best Lures in the SEO Tackle Box?
• eBay's Aussie PayPal-Only Policy Raises Hackles
• Sprint Loss Doubles as Subscriber Exodus Continues
• XM Loss Deepens Despite Subscriber Growth
• Cablevision Picks Up Newsday for $650M
• Bronto Software: New Age E-Mail Marketing
• Seven Ways to Make E-Marketing Work in a Tough Economy
• E-Commerce Web Services: Better, Faster, Cheaper
• Texas Tax Man May Cometh for Amazon
• House Democrats Dig Up Decades-Old Antitrust Law in New Net Neutrality Fight
• Blockbuster Takes a Gander at Circuit City Books
• 'GTA' Sells, Yahoo Doesn't
• Clear Channel Profit Soars but Doesn't Meet Expectations
• Will Microsoft Ask Facebook to Dance?
• Google Butters Up Yahoo
• B2B in a Web 2.0 World, Part 1: Digital Media Relations
• Comcast Considers Pinching Pipes on Broadband Plans
• Internet Archive Wins David-and-Goliath Privacy Tussle With FBI
• Defunct TorrentSpy Slammed With $110M Judgment in MPAA Suit
• Best Buy Buys Its Way Into Europe via Carphone Warehouse
• Digital Shift Upends Warner Music in Q2
• Azul Systems: Jazzing Up Java
• Cablevision Shells Out $500M for Sundance Channel
• Gates: We Don't Need No Stinking Yahoo
• 'Grand Theft Auto' Gets Away With Half a Billion Dollars
• Sprint, Clearwire Forge Ahead With Ambitious WiMax Venture
• Cisco Profit Slips but Outstrips Expectations
• Goldsmith Jewelry: Tapping Into the Blogosphere Treasure Trove
• CEOs: Change Will Be Permanent in Future Enterprise
• Microsoft, Yahoo Game Going Into Extra Innings?
• Yahoo, McAfee Team to Guide Searchers Through Web Minefield
• Qwest Abandons Sprint for Verizon
• Yahoo, MS Fallout Pinches China's Alibaba
• Loopt's Brian Knapp: Mapping Out a Proactive Privacy Strategy

TechNewsWorld

• It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Hyperconnected World
• More Americans Cutting the Cord
• EarthLink Gives Up Philly WiFi Stake, Officials Cheesed Off
• The H-1B Visa Dilemma, Part 1: A Broken System
• Microsoft Eyes the Night Skies With Virtual Telescope App
• Microsoft Opens Windows to BlackBerry
• Immersive Underworld Makes 'GTA IV' a Great, Gritty Ride
• RIM Polishes Svelte Smartphone for a Face-Off With Apple
• Social Net Data Portability: Too Much Information?
• New Powerset Search Tech Gets Your Drift
• Engineers Salvage Data From Disc Mangled in Columbia Disaster
• XP Update Ushers In Fresh Round of Bugaboos
• Gaming's Play for Social Networks
• Why Microhoo Couldn't Work and How Google Helped It Fail
• User Names and Passwords: How to Manage the Keys to the Kingdom
• Pet Tech: To Chip or Not to Chip?
• MySpace Walls Come Tumbling Down
• Facebook Fences Off Bullies, Predators
• Trojan-Infected MP3s Have PC Users Singing the Blues
• Samsung Glydes Into iPhone Territory
• Will Zunes Zap Unauthorized Content?
• Hackers Bombard Epilepsy Site With Seizure-Inducing Images
• Dell Gets Real With Virtualization Strategy
• HP Targets Web 2.0 Firms With Heavy-Duty NAS System
• Into the Blu: Neil Young Touts High-Def Format at Sun Conference
• Microsoft to Sync Speech Software in Kias, Hyundais
• P2P and P4P: The Tangled Web We Weave
• Truthiness Challenge, Google Bombing Earn Colbert Top Webby Accolade
• Semi Heavies Push Fabs to Upsize Wafers
• Zune Gives Marketplace a Makeover
• Gates Forecasts Huge Changes in Net Technology
• QuestKeys: A Workaround for the Long URL Tangle

MacNewsWorld

• What's Next for the Touch?
• Desperately Seeking Better iPhone Accessories
• Mac Gains Pay Off for Redmond as Office Flies Off Shelves
• HBO Swings iTunes Deal With Some Premium Pricing
• iPhone Supplies Dry Up as World Waits for 3G
• iPhone Retail: Plastic Talks, Cash Walks
• Stolen MacBook Owner Logs On, Takes a Photo, Busts Thieves
• Apple Settles iPod Class Action for $45 a Head
• Juice Pack iPhone Battery Extender: Almost Perfect
• Environmental Group Puts More Heat on Apple
• Yahtzee for iPod: No Fun Without Friends
• AT&T's WiFi Fake-Outs Leave iPhone Users Nonplussed
• Climate Researchers Dream Up iPod-Based Supercomputer
• Mac Bloggers Size Up Support, Elbow Into Enterprise, Muse on AT&T Memo
• America Movil to Hawk iPhone in Latin America
• Apple's Board: Still Room for Schmidt?
• iPhone's Uncertain Future Sends Synchronoss Into Tailspin
• Slacker Portable No Slouch at Music Delivery
• Apple Takes the Gold for Tech Support
• A Clone of Their Own: Psystar's Pedraza Brothers

LinuxInsider

• Verizon Embraces LiMo Foundation's Brand of Openness
• Larousse: A Wikipedia Where Everyone Knows Your Name
• Wikis: The Crown Jewels of Collaboration
• Mobile Applications With a Sense of Place
• Can a Windows PC Really Be Cheaper Than a Linux Box?
• Google Speaks in Tongues
• Not Much Life in China's Virtual Worlds
• Collaboration to Drive Innovation at HP Labs
• Sun's JavaFX: Smart Move or Too Much Caffeine?
• Kids in Second Life: Does Danger Lurk?
• Bush Beats Britney in Easter Egg Hunt
• IBM Fuels New Blue Biz Initiative With Linux
• Shuttle's openSuse LinuXPC: A Tiny, Well-Built PC
• When Is the Time Right for Your IT System Makeover?

CRM Buyer

• The New Captain at Sage's Helm
• Snippets From Sapphire
• The Critical Condition of Health Insurance Customer Service
• Software to Save the Contact Center, Part 1
• SaaS: Bringing the Call Center Within a Small Company's Reach
• Speak to Me: Natural Language and CRM Applications
• The Forces Driving Financial Services to Sharpen CRM
• Optimizing the Contact Center as a Profit Center
• SAP Pushes Business Model Innovation With New BPM Tools
• The Dawn of Social Networking 2.0
• Confessions of a (Former) IT Scoundrel
• SAP's Mobile Awakening