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June 13th, 2008

News to know: Google-Yahoo; Twitter; IE8; Cable follies

Posted by Larry Dignan @ 1:00 am

Categories: General, News to know

Tags: Apple iPhone, Google Inc., Yahoo! Inc., Microsoft Corp., Cable, Twitter, Icahn, Spyware, Adware & Malware, Cyberthreats, Workforce Management

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Notable headlines:

Larry Dignan: Yahoo’s Google ad deal: Savior or mistake?

Microsoft warns Web site owners to prep for IE 8

Tom Steinert-Threlkeld: Cable: Act, Don’t React

Robin Harris: The 16 TB RAM PC: when?

Jason Perlow: Continental’s TSA Airport Security is decidedly Un-CLEAR. Gallery (right)

Jennifer Leggio: Q&A with Twitter’s Biz Stone

Steve O’Hear: Does the weather need a social network?

Ryan Naraine: ‘Highly critical’ bug bites OpenOffice

Andrew Nusca: Top 5 Father’s Day gadget gifts for sons to give Gallery (right)Oliver Marks: Enterprise 2.0 Conference notebook

David Morgenstern: Virtualized Leopard Server coming along

TechRepublic: Dell M1000e: Lessons Learned

Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Opera 9.50 and Firefox 3.0 - Which one will you choose?

Naraine: Opera ships security patches, adds malware blocker

Ed Burnette: The customer is not always right

Matthew Miller: Flixwagon and Qik demo streaming video from an iPhone

Roland Piquepaille: NASA robots on Moses Lake dunes

Foley: Microsoft switches one gaming chief for another

Dana Blankenhorn: Patient Centered health care meets enormous resistance

Computerworld: The IT pro’s vacation planner: Must you unplug to unwind?Paul Miller: Hakia adds PubMed, enhances medical search

Photos: At Epcot, hydroponics and Mickey Mouse pumpkins (right)

Christopher Dawson: Should we be teaching “productive IM”?

Intel: Enough with the whining; We’re not holding back USB 3.0

Dan Kusnetzky: Some Virtualization Announcements at TechEd

Ars Technica: Study: consumers lust after high-speed broadband, not HDTV

Gallery: Intel shows off computing’s future

Google: Testing Google Friend Connect, 1, 2, 3!

News.com: What to do about wireless termination fees

News.com: Microsoft shakes up management in Xbox unit

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