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The Laptop Is Not Enough
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Google Mows Down Snodgrass In Court
A federal judge in Philadelphia tossed out copyright infringement lawsuit filed against Google, where the plaintiff claimed the search engine's archive of his Usenet posts constituted republication.
SF Chronicle Debuts New Tech Blog
A mix of business and technology journalists for the San Francisco Chronicle have launched a new blog called "The Tech Chronicles," that will cover, you guessed it, the Bay Area techscape.
PodTech Podcast Content Now Includes Cash
Two venture capital firms invested $5.5 million in PodTech.net, a small firm known on the West Coast for its technology-based podcasts; the move could outline a business model for other podcasters.
Microsoft Pushing Hard In Business Market
An aggressive push by Microsoft with its Dynamics products has seen it grow its placement of CRM seat licenses in the enterprise and unveiled a few initiatives aimed at the small-to-medium business (SMB) market.
Japanese Cyber Suicide Nearly Doubles
It's not so much suicide that's causing alarm in Japan - death by one's own hand is woven into the nation's fabric - it's who's committing it and how. Just this week, nine people in two separate events were found dead in their cars after forming Internet suicide pacts, and the trend is on the rise.
