- Chinese entrepreneur dreams of a global brand (AP)
- Verizon, unions for 65,000 workers continue talks (AP)
- With automated tagging, Web links can surprise (AP)
- IOC being grilled on Internet censorship (AP)
- Green news harvest: Electric kites, China's clean-tech muscle (CNET)
- Beijing Games hit by Internet ticket scam (Reuters)
- "Brangelina" babies finally unveiled on Web (Reuters)
- SpaceX suffers third rocket launch failure (CNET)
- Bruised South Korean government takes on "infodemics" (Reuters)
- Olympic head: No deal on Internet censorship (CNET)
- Motorola names Sanjay Jha head of handset division (AP)
- Motorola names Qualcomm COO to head cell phones (Reuters)
- Sony 'to invest 40 bln yen in batteries' (AFP)
- Apple Pulls, Then Returns iPhone-PC Tethering App To Store (TechWeb)
- Congress Moves To Ban In-Flight Cell Phone Calls (TechWeb)
- New Browsers Fight the Malware Scourge (PC World)
- Most Security Breaches Go Unreported (TechWeb)
- Expert urges China visitors to encrypt data (Reuters)
- Test Center preview: VMware Fusion 2 Beta 2 (InfoWorld)
- Top UK court allows extradition of hacker to US (AP)
- Motorola names Qualcomm COO to head cell phones (Reuters)
- Chinese entrepreneur dreams of a global brand (AP)
- Apple Pulls, Then Returns iPhone-PC Tethering App To Store (TechWeb)
- Congress Moves To Ban In-Flight Cell Phone Calls (TechWeb)
- Apple Pulls App To Make iPhone a Roving Hotspot (NewsFactor)
- SEC Updates Rules Regarding Web, Blog Posts (PC Magazine)
- TV's loss is Web's gain as Roger Ebert blogs (AP)
- InfoWorld columnist Ed Foster dies (InfoWorld)
- Nike pulls basketball shoe ad on antigay concern (Reuters)
- Redlasso halts blogger service amid lawsuit (Reuters)
- Google Updates Maps For Symbian, Windows Mobile (TechWeb)
- Yang, Yahoo Board Weather Shareholder Criticism (PC Magazine)
- Cuil Needs To Fix Its Technology Before It Can Get Hot (TechWeb)
- New Search Site, Vista Redux, Guitar Hero Preview (PC World)
- Sprint Updates Its Mobile Web Browser (TechWeb)