- Sun, Microsoft look to appease developers (InfoWorld)
- First Look: Sony's Impressive PlayStation Portable (PC World)
- Agence France Presse Sues Over Google News (Reuters)
- And the Best Linux Desktop Is… (Ziff Davis)
- Corporate Handsets Seek Room to Roam (Ziff Davis)
- US Wireless To Buy ISkywire (TechWeb)
- Xbox Store Seen Opening New Gaming Revenue Streams (Reuters)
- AFP sues Google over copyright infringement (AFP)
- Abrupt exit for CFO of Oracle (SiliconValley.com)
- Use of Internet filters by parents of teens up sharply in U.S. homes (SiliconValley.com)
- Sony's PSP Wows, but Only if You Stick to the Games (washingtonpost.com)
- Scam Artists Dial for Dollars on Internet Phones (Reuters)
- Newspapers Battle Web Sites for Classified Ads (Reuters)
- Mobile Phones for Kids Raise Concerns (AP)
- Chirac plans French anti-US "counter-offensive" on Internet culture (AFP)
- Hot-Ticket Item for Kids: Cell Phones (AP)
- Scripps Takes Latest Channel Direct to Web (AP)
- Free Standards Group Gaining Broad ISV Support (Ziff Davis)
- Apple desktop market share on the rise; will the Mac mini, iPod help? (MacCentral)
- Startup Helps Control Personal Info on Web (AP)
- EU could fine Microsoft 5 mln dlrs per day (AFP)
- China Clamps Down on Campus Bulletin Boards (Reuters)
- Cyberattacks on corporate networks rising, surveys show (USATODAY.com)
- DVD pirates wield a 'dagger' (USATODAY.com)
- It's prime time for blogs on CNN's 'Inside Politics' (USATODAY.com)
- Dell chief banks on Indian talent to push up revenues (AFP)
- Will Firefox Thrive as Mozilla Wilts? (Ziff Davis)
- AOL Previews Travel Search Site (PC World)
- Yahoo to Buy Photo-Sharing Site Flickr (AP)
- Yahoo Purchasing Photo Company Flickr (AP)
- Security Flaws Found in McAfee AntiVirus (NewsFactor)
- Google Woos Developers with Source Code (NewsFactor)
- Combating Wi-Fi's Evil Twin (NewsFactor)
- PSP Media Blitz Begins (NewsFactor)
- Yahoo Buying Photo-Sharing Service Flickr (AP)
- Mac OS X security update fixes Safari vulnerability (MacCentral)
- HP to Buy Online Photo Startup Snapfish (AP)
- Calif. University Says 59,000 Affected by Hackers (Reuters)
- Mac OS X Will Become a Target, Symantec Warns (Ziff Davis)
- Mandrakesoft to Release Transitional Conectiva Product (Ziff Davis)
- HP Says Agrees to Buy Closely Held Snapfish (Reuters)
- Time Warner, SEC Settle AOL Fraud Charges (washingtonpost.com)
- Novell Takes Aim at Microsoft Small Business Server (Ziff Davis)
- HyperSpace to Acquire MPC Computers (Ziff Davis)
- Microsoft Says Xbox Consoles in Short Supply (Reuters)
- Oracle Agrees to Buy Retek for $11.25/shr (Reuters)
- Oracle Beats SAP to Buy Retek (Reuters)
- US Wireless Online Intros VoIP Service Based On Pre-WiMAX (TechWeb)
- Symbian Gets Synch Software from Rival Microsoft (Reuters)
- Oracle Tops SAP to Buy Retek for $631 Mln (Reuters)
- Oracle to Buy Retek for About $670M (AP)
- Vietnam's second largest mobile phone company to be offered for public sale (AFP)
- Compuware, IBM Reach Settlement Agreement (AP)
- In software battle, Oracle wins Retek after SAP drops out (AFP)
- Hewlett-Packard to buy online photo firm Snapfish (AFP)
- IBM Compuware Settle Lawsuit for $400 Mln (Reuters)
- Tech Notebook: Chalk vs. video game? Right, it's no contest (SiliconValley.com)
- Israel's homeland spy agency runs Internet recruiting campaign (AFP)
- Novell Plans Linux for Small Businesses (PC World)
- Symbian Agrees to License E-Mail Technology (AP)
- Panasonic, Samsung Show New MP3 Players (PC World)
- IBM Fights Spam With FairUCE (PC World)
- Surveys Say Bloggers Not Yet Big Factor For Mainstream (Investor's Business Daily)
- Digital Entertainment Revolution Underway (NewsFactor)
- Yahoo Buys Social Photo-Sharing Service (NewsFactor)
- Compuware and IBM Settle, Ending Trial (AP)
- DVD Jon Pulled Off Old Trick with iTunes (NewsFactor)
- Big Music's Last Waltz (washingtonpost.com)
- Oracle Wins Bid for Retek for $670 Mln (Reuters)
- Level 3 Pulls Internet Phone Fees Request (AP)
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