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• AOL pulls plug on Netscape Web browser
• Too cute! Crowds line up to see panda cub's debut
• Gamers will 'w00t' over word of the year
• Shift from landlines to mobile may be slowing
• Lawyer: Woman unaware of cruel messages
• Starbucks to offer free Wi-Fi with AT&T
• China’s Internet population soars to 210 million
• Antigua hopes to end Internet gambling feud
• Human guides do the ChaCha over text queries
• China limits providers of Internet video
• Wikipedia's search engine takes on Google
• New site puts police reports on the map
• Yahoo music users going to RealNetworks
• India’s Internet slowly returning to normal
• Undersea cable cut in Persian Gulf
• Spectrum bid triggers open access rule
• Film festival turns to file-sharing service
• 'No More Heroes' is a Wii game for grown-ups
• Peres: Use Facebook to fight bigotry
• Web surfers buying into social shopping sites
• Wireless startup may be out of auction
• To be, or not to be: Facebook 'is' is no longer
• Canadian man racks up $85,000 cell phone bill
• Internet outages seen across Middle East, Asia
• Experts predict cell phone revolution
• Yahoo in early talks over possible music service
• Airwaves sale is payoff for digital move
• Internet agency to battle domain name 'tasting'
• Match.com flirts with Facebook
• Ship's anchor caused cut in Internet cable
• FCC asks Comcast about data discrimination
• Universal Music inks deal with imeem
• Verizon offers bonus content for NFL fans
• Second Life 'island' created for virtual teaching

• Marketers target cell phones
• Apple fan site shuts down in settlement
• Maroon 5, Fergie are top sellers on iTunes
• Flickr to offer free editing tools for shutterbugs
• Google to dig up more personal records
• Bluetooth to piggyback on Wi-Fi
• GPS adds dimension to online photos
• EU warns of action on text and Internet charges
• Amy Fisher, husband promote sex tape
• New light shed on night clouds
• Microsoft looks to future of Internet advertising
• Industry Standard returns, online only
• Microsoft-Yahoo deal could reshape Internet
• Amazon’s hot new item: its data center
• Mine safety agency OKs wireless tracker
• India struggling to cope with Internet outages
• MySpace to further open to developers
• Colorado may make tricking ticket sites a crime
• New site has users wager on news stories
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• FCC to probe Comcast data discrimination
• OMG! Teens still talk with friends face to face
• MySpace unveils developer platform details
• WSJ’s Web site adds Facebook function
• Texting remains relatively private
• Web voter registration still bogged down
• Study: Half of online Americans share video
• Town abuzz over mayor’s racy MySpace page
• Alltel feature turns voicemail to text
• Google launches online business software
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• Syria blocks Facebook over Israeli 'infiltration'
• Facebook backpedals from new ad system

• Clearwire's net pipe is good for on-the-go users
• EBay plans to root out unethical sellers
• Group protests China's Web censorship
• New editing program touches up Flickr
• MySpace offers recording deals for artists
• What's the next big thing in wireless?
• FCC will test Internet over TV airwaves
• Girl next door lands on the Internet
• Startup promises free wireless web in SF
• Cell phones + driving = congested traffic
• Repair begins on cut Persian Gulf Internet cable
• ‘Dot-post’ in works for electronic postal services
• Company shuts down cell phone directory
• What happens if Microsoft acquires Yahoo?
• Finger-thin undersea cables tie world together
• Study: U.S. broadband goal nearly reached
• Cell phone directory rings alarm bells
• EU court: downloaders can stay private
• Startups rush to pave way for Web video
• New domain name practice criticized
• New services lower costs for overseas calls
• Google working on ad-based Web encyclopedia
• Google adopts universal search in South Korea
• China steps up Internet video control
• MySpace, BBC reach global video deal
• AT&T expanding free Wi-Fi offer
• High-speed help for rural Americans on the way
• Mom lobbies for tougher Web harassment laws
• Have you Googled yourself lately?
• New Internet cable being laid in Mediterranean
• Startup gets ad data via Web providers
• Neighbors shun family over MySpace hoax
• Microsoft shuts down Santa for talking dirty