• “Activision, EA Settle Lawsuit Over Execs’ Leaving”
• “Paralyzed Woman Uses Her Mind To Control Robot Arm”
• “Google Strives To Enlighten With New Search Tool”
• “Zuckerberg’s Facebook Story Is Study In Contrasts”
• “Companies Ask: Does Advertising On Facebook Pay?”
• “Poll: Half Of Americans Call Facebook A Fad”
• “Viacom, Time Warner Cable Settle Dispute Over App”
• “Saverin Dumps US Citizenship Ahead Of Facebook IPO”
• “Yahoo Soap Opera Features New Cast Of Leaders”
• “Facebook IPO Shares Tough Task For Small Investors”

CNET News

• “Sony’s new $600 Alphas”
• “Microsoft bolsters parental controls with Windows 8″
• “Toyota, Nintendo team on in-car navigation remote”
• “The real business of the DIY movement”
• “These ‘Alpha Geeks’ are already living in the future (photos)”
• “Solar eclipse blazes a ‘ring of fire’ this weekend”
• “Firefox gets a ‘reset’ button”
• “Euclid downplays privacy concerns about Wi-Fi tracking”
• “Bitly picks up $20M in funding”
• “Verizon plans price hikes for Fios, wireless users” …

New York Times

• “Ahead of Facebook I.P.O., a Skeptical Madison Ave.”
• “A Facebook Co-Founder Reflects on the Path Forward”
• “A Russian Magnate’s Facebook Bet Pays Off Big”
• “Facebook Increases Number of Shares for I.P.O.”
• “Ahead of I.P.O., G.M. to Quit Advertising on Facebook”
• “Paralyzed, Moving a Robot With Their Minds”
• “Patent Dispute Holds Up Sales of 2 HTC Phones in U.S.”
• “In TV Race, Microsoft Has Lead, Forrester Says”

TechWeb

• “SAP Streamwork: One Customer’s Story”
• “Is Print Dead? No, But Mobile Is The Future”
• “One Year ICD-10 Delay Just Right, CHIME Says”
• “Pure Storage Rolls Out Next-Gen Storage Array”
• “Next iPhone Display | Facebook’s 11 Biggest Technology Bets”
• “Doctors’ Tablet Use Almost Doubles In 2012″
• “Zeus Malware Seeks Facebook Users’ Debit Card Data”
• “You’re All Software Engineers”
• “5 Ways To Lose A Malicious Insider Lawsuit”
• “Google Chrome 19 Debuts, With 20 Bug Patches”

• “Google To Split Stock To Keep Power With Founders”
• “What’s Up With Google’s Plan To Split Its Stock”
• “Barnes & Noble Lights Up E-Reader Screen”
• “HP Shows Recovery Following PC Flip-Flop Fallout”
• “London Police Suspect Anti-Terror Hotline Hacked”
• “Stolen Digital Photographs On Display In London”
• “Sony To Cut 10,000 Jobs, Turn Around TV Business”
• “Hacker’s NYC Impersonation Case Set To Be Closed”
• “US Video Game Sales Drop 25 Percent In March”
• “Unmanned Vessel Could Soon Be Working For Navy”

CNET News

• “RIM plans to open its first Middle East retail store in Dubai”
• “Apple responds to DOJ: Antitrust accusations untrue”
• “Will Cameron’s deep-sea voyage yield breakthrough drugs?”
• “Brazilian city names street ‘Steve Jobs Avenue’”
• “‘Socially assistive’ bots to help kids read, exercise, and more”
• “Courtney Love’s daughter says Twitter should ban mom”
• “KFC Facebook message: There might be tsunami, but order chicken”
• “Boeing to make super secure Android phone”
• “Sony SmartWatch hands-on: Not perfect, but shows promise”
• “Collectors clamor for $1,300 Resident Evil 6 ‘Premium Edition’” …

New York Times

• “Facebook Offers More Disclosure to Users”
• “Sony Chief Unveils Plans to Revive Company”
• “Apple Not Likely to Be a Loser in the E-Book Legal Fight”
• “Apple’s Former Patent Chief Joins Nest Labs”
• “Cut in E-Book Pricing by Amazon Is Set to Shake Rivals”
• “Facebook Offers More Disclosure to Users”
• “Sony Chief Unveils Plans to Revive Company”
• “Apple’s Former Patent Chief Joins Nest Labs”
• “Nokia Lowers Its Estimate for Profit in First Quarter”

Reuters

• “Google stock split helps Page, Brin maintain grip”
• “Samsung seen taking cellphone crown from Nokia: poll”
• “Smartphone sales to touch 1 billion-unit mark in 2014: Credit Suisse”
• “Barnes & Noble unveils glow-in-the-dark Nook”
• “Google stock split helps Page, Brin maintain grip”
• “Microsoft wins its biggest cloud computing client”
• “Investors losing faith that Nokia can stop the rot”
• “Sony CEO wields ax, sets turnaround targets”
• “Analysis: Groupon accounting problems put spotlight on board”
• “Preview: India IT firms to feel the heat of competition, U.S. election”

TechWeb

• “Amazon Returns To Search Business With CloudSearch”
• “Apple Should Settle E-Book Antitrust Case, Expert Says”
• “Can Text Messaging Help Diabetes Management?”
• “‘Do Not Pay’ Portal Targets Federal Spending Waste”
• “E-Book Pricing: Apple’s Lawsuit Is Only Half The Picture”
• “Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 Pressures Apple, Amazon”
• “Will $699 Tablets Win Over Enterprises?”
• “IT Spending: Innovation Talk Vs. Survival Walk”
• “Sony Android SmartWatch | Why Healthcare Cost Reports Fail”
• “Apple Changes Security Playbook With Flashback Response”

• “US Sues To Lower Prices Of E-Book Best-Sellers”
• “Wal-Mart Previews ‘Disc To Digital’ Movie Service”
• “Review: Warming Up To Photo-Sharing App Instagram”
• “PC Shipments Up Nearly 2 Percent In 1st Quarter”
• “Google Tweaks Plus Social Network For Ease Of Use”
• “Samsung Updates Tablets On Heels Of IPad Refresh”
• “Verizon Wireless To Charge For Phone Upgrades”
• “Mistrial After Photo Sent From Kansas Courtroom”
• “Loyal Instagram Users Fret About Facebook’s Reach”
• “Kutcher Invests In Flat Fee Tech Startup Dwolla”

CNET News

• “With CS6, Adobe tidies up Premiere Pro, speeds up After Effects”
• “EA stirs controversy by adding gay characters to Star Wars game”
• “Android gives ‘no permissions’ apps access to sensitive info”
• “Intel’s ‘Centerton’ is first Atom chip for servers”
• “WordPress is reigning champ for blogging platforms”
• “Hands on with Samsung Galaxy Player 4.2 (photos)”
• “Code can’t be stolen under federal law, court rules”
• “Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 hands-on”
• “Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 hands-on”
• “Earliest galaxies made visible by ‘Mosfire’ device” …

New York Times

• “Amazon to Cut E-Book Prices, Shaking Rivals”
• “U.S. Sues Apple and Publishers Over Pricing of E-Books”
• “Nokia Lowers Its Estimate for Profit in First Quarter”
• “Google Ventures’ Big Data Bet”
• “Facebook Plays Offense and Defense in a Single Deal”
• “A Billion-Dollar Turning Point for Mobile Apps”
• “Real-Time Data to Reduce Electric Use”
• “Subtly Selling ‘Green’ to the Flat-Screen Crowd”
• “I.B.M. Aims to Sharply Simplify Corporate Data Center Technology”
• “Best Buy Chief Executive Resigns Amid Inquiry”

TechWeb

• “Citrix Buys Podio For Go-To Social Collaboration”
• “Cloud Security Frameworks: The Current State”
• “Report: Apple Testing 1GB iPhone–New iPod, Too?”
• “Google+ Gets Major Makeover”
• “NASA’s New Web Plans Stress Open Source, Cloud”
• “Highmark Telehealth Pilot Goal: Cut ER Visits”
• “4 Fixes Google Chrome Needs | IBM Unveils Private Cloud Bundles”
• “U.S. Targets Apple, Publishers On E-Book Price Fixing”
• “Google Debates Fate Of Motorola Smartphone Business”
• “Opera Tracks App Installations Within Apple’s Rules”

• “Yahoo CEO Tries To Reassure Workers After Layoffs”
• “NY Appeals Court Reinstates Case Against YouTube”
• “Google CEO Reflects On Past Year In Rare Dispatch”
• “Britannica’s Halt Of Print Edition Triggers Sales”
• “Google Creates A Spectacle With Eyewear Project”
• “Anonymous Says It Hacked Chinese Government Sites”
• “Ariz. Bill Against ‘Annoying’ Online To Get Change”
• “New Yahoo CEO Sweeps Out 2,000 Employees In Purge”
• “Small Phone Companies To Sell IPhone At Discount”
• “Review: Wi-Fi Bunny Improves, Still Seeks Purpose”

CNET News

• “Facebook says ID theft threat only on jailbroken phones”
• “MPAA chief: SOPA and Protect IP back from the grave?”
• “Wikipedia dumps Google Maps”
• “Twitter to spammers: We’re suing”
• “Airbus starts up assembly line for new A350″
• “About.me blends the personal, professional you online (video)”
• “1920s folding camera + Canon 5D = awesome”
• “Best screen protectors for iPad 3″
• “Lawyer who defended YouTube against Viacom joins MegaUpload defense”
• “Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare: Tools of the modern burglar?” …

New York Times

• “Just One More Game …”
• “Microsoft Is Writing Checks to Fill Out Its App Store”
• “Facebook Is Said to Pick Nasdaq for I.P.O.”
• “Appeals Court Revives Viacom Suit Against YouTube”
• “Heirs to Old Money Plunge Into Tech”
• “A Rose-Colored View May Come Standard”
• “Huffington Gains More Control in AOL Revamping”
• “Yahoo Says It Plans to Cut Another 2,000 Jobs”

Reuters

• “Samsung posts record profit on smartphone boom”
• “Samsung estimates record first quarter profit; beats most bullish view”
• “Instant View: Samsung estimates record first quarter profit”
• “Google CEO touts gains, focuses on long term bets”
• “Instant View: Samsung estimates record first quarter profit”
• “Samsung posts record first quarter profit on smartphone boom”
• “Viacom wins reversal in landmark YouTube case”
• “Yahoo plans Tuesday reorganization meeting: source”
• “Accused LulzSec hacker pleads guilty in Sony breach”
• “Facebook picks Nasdaq for marquee listing: source”

TechWeb

• “2 Healthcare Data Breaches Show Importance Of Encryption”
• “Army Cloud Plans Include Containerized Data Centers”
• “Dachis Group Service Finds, Rates Social Advocates”
• “If Bono Loves Dropbox, Shouldn’t You?”
• “Mac Botnet Now 600,000 Infected Machines Strong”
• “RIM’s BlackBerry Fusion Adds Management For iOS, Android”
• “Windows 8 Tour: Lock, Login, And Start Menu”
• “ODCA Shapes the Future of Cloud with Forecast 2012″
• “New York Moves To Protect Health Data Privacy”
• “What CIOs Gain From Social | New iPad Has Wi-Fi Woes”

• “Ariz. Bill Against ‘Annoying’ Online To Get Change”
• “New Yahoo CEO Sweeps Out 2,000 Employees In Purge”
• “Small Phone Companies To Sell IPhone At Discount”
• “Review: Wi-Fi Bunny Improves, Still Seeks Purpose”
• “Google Announces Expansion At Okla. Data Center”
• “Facebook Responds To Yahoo With Own Patent Suit”
• “Facebook Focus Guides Google CEO’s 1st Year On Job”
• “Paramount To Add 500 Films To YouTube Rentals”
• “Tesco’s Blinkbox Starts Carrying Disney Movies”
• “Groupon Stock Closes At Lowest Level Since IPO”

CNET News

• “Draw Something goes viral with 50 million downloads”
• “Arizona pushes law to make ‘annoying’ comments illegal”
• “Samsung SyncMaster S23A750D review: The dark mirror of monitors”
• “Apple finally meets its match (Hint: It’s called the DOJ)”
• “More than 600,000 Macs infected with Flashback botnet”
• “New iPad app could help save endangered whales at sea”
• “Comixology on Android graduates to next level”
• “Intel revs up ultrabook campaign: A better MacBook?”
• “Transformer Prime firmware update protects gamers from themselves”
• “Anonymous hacks hundreds of Web sites in China” …

New York Times

• “Just One More Game …”
• “A Rose-Colored View May Come Standard”
• “Huffington Gains More Control in AOL Revamping”
• “Yahoo Says It Plans to Cut Another 2,000 Jobs”
• “Europe Opens Patent Investigations Into Motorola Mobility”

Reuters

• “Sprint seeks hit with advanced-camera EVO phone”
• “Yahoo to lay off 2,000 employees”
• “Google takes wraps off Web-based digital glasses”
• “Facebook launches patent counterattack against Yahoo”
• “Telecoms’ texting nemesis WhatsApp says it’s no threat”
• “Apple, two publishers hold out against settlement: report”
• “Court picks terms in Apple/Samsung patent case”
• “U.S. eyes quick expansion of technology trade pact”
• “Toshiba out of race to turn around Elpida: papers”
• “Yahoo to lay off 2,000 employees” …

TechWeb

• “SwiftKey 3: Look, No Spacebar”
• “Is Your Clinical Decision Support Built On Quicksand?”
• “Google Demos Its Augmented Reality Glasses”
• “Anonymous Vs. DNS: Lessons | HP Cloud Strategy Targets Amazon”
• “Covisint Cloud Hosting Michigan HIE”
• “5 Rules For Managing IT Baby Boomers”
• “Yahoo Cuts At Least 2,000 Jobs In Restructuring”
• “Anonymous Vs. DNS System: Lessons For Enterprise IT”
• “Lumia 900: 5 Critical Questions Before You Buy”
• “Filemaker Gets iPad-Inspired Makeover”

• “Facebook Focus Guides Google CEO’s 1st Year On Job”
• “Tale Of The Tape: Google Versus Facebook”
• “Facebook Responds To Yahoo With Own Patent Suit”
• “Groupon Stock Closes At Lowest Level Since IPO”
• “Union Contracts To Expire For 40,000 AT&T Workers”
• “Google Art Project Premieres Upgrades In Chicago”
• “Newspapers Erect Pay Walls In Hunt For New Revenue”
• “Facebook App Lets You Share Your Power Usage”
• “Student’s Profane Tweet Stirs Free-Speech Debate”
• “1940 US Census Viewable Online After Near Freeze”
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CNET News

• “Intel’s Ivy Bridge chip expected at the end of April”
• “MetroPCS begins data throttling for select plans”
• “Update of Android malware uses exploit to take over”
• “The Lumia 900 could make or break Nokia”
• “Nokia Lumia 900 4G LTE speed test (hands-on)”
• “How to protect yourself online in three easy steps”
• “The evolution of CNET video”
• “Instagram for Android: The good, the bad, the ugly”
• “Shazam for iOS adds TV to its list of media it can identify”
• “Facebook vs. Yahoo: Who’s shaking down whom?” …

New York Times

• “A Little Device That’s Trying to Read Your Thoughts”
• “Giving Women the Access Code”
• “Facebook Accuses Yahoo of Infringing on Patents”
• “Europe Opens Patent Investigations Into Motorola Mobility”
• “On Facebook, Some Friendly Energy Rivalry”
• “Britons Protest Proposal to Widen Surveillance”

Reuters

• “Toshiba to build new NAND chip plant: media”
• “SanDisk cuts first quarter revenue outlook, shares fall”
• “Apple-mania spreads, Piper Jaffray sees $1,000 stock”
• “Facebook launches patent counterattack against Yahoo”
• “BlackBerry maker RIM sued by NXP over patents”
• “Analysis: GameStop sees solid future despite video game shift to digital”
• “RIM launches software to accommodate Apple users”
• “TripAdvisor complains about Google to EU regulators”
• “ARM, Gemalto and G&D tie up on mobile security”
• “EU probes Motorola after Microsoft, Apple complaints” …

TechWeb

• “A Storage Industry In Transition Meets In Dallas”
• “White House Seeks Summer Jobs Apps”
• “Google Wallet Gains Currency With TxVia Acquisition”
• “$564 Million Later, Little Health Information Exchange Happening”
• “FAA Clears iPad For Takeoff Throughout Agency”
• “The BrainYard Wins Best of the Web Award”
• “5 Performance Review Red Flags For IT Pros”
• “Valley View Monologue: The Funny Things About IT”
• “IBM DB2 Upgrades Please Pennywise Coca Cola Bottling”
• “Windows 8 Super Guide”

• “Groupon Restatement Sparks More Worries”
• “Hail To The New NYC Taxi; Nissan Cab Unveiled”
• “RI To Get $230M From $500M Google Forfeiture”
• “‘Texting Lane’ Just For Laughs, But Issue Serious”
• “Groupon Says 4th-Quarter Was Weaker Than Reported”
• “Apple Pledge Likely To Boost China Factory Wages”
• “Kim Dotcom Allowed Back Online In New Zealand”
• “UK Internet Group: Surveillance Program In Works”
• “Interest In 1940 US Census Paralyzes Website”
• “Analyst Sets $1,001 Price Target On Apple Shares”

CNET News

• “Does Facebook’s corporate board need women?”
• “Groupon may face SEC probe over earnings revision”
• “Google Wallet co-founding engineer jumps ship to Square”
• “How Apple and Google help police bypass iPhone, Android lock screens”
• “Mitsubishi i-Miev: Is 63 miles enough?”
• “BMW takes the top off the i8 hybrid concept”
• “Path starts encrypting user contact data”
• “iPhone users rely on Wi-Fi more than Android users”
• “LG bending limits of e-book design with flexible displays”
• “Rumors and teasers from the New York auto show” …

New York Times

• “A Little Device That’s Trying to Read Your Thoughts”
• “Path Improves Security in Mobile App”
• “Does RIM’s Enterprise Plan Herald More Shrinking?”
• “Apple’s Chief Puts Stamp on Labor Issues”
• “As Smartphones Become Health Aids, Ads May Follow”
• “Britons Protest Proposal to Widen Surveillance”
• “Rebellious Tinkerers Dress Up the iPhone’s Uniform”
• “How the Love Affair With Apple Might End”
• “Magazine Guidelines for Tablets”

Reuters

• “Apple’s iPad tops Consumer Reports’ list despite heat issue”
• “U.S. investigates possible Internet threat to NYC”
• “DirecTV complains to FCC over Tribune dispute”
• “Apple’s iPad tops Consumer Reports’ list despite heat issue”
• “NYSE to open new CFD derivatives market”
• “Loeb’s hedge fund launches site in war with Yahoo”
• “Web surfers to pay online using Facebook, Twitter”
• “Japan’s Olympus promotes Nambu to top financial role”
• “Microsoft shuts German distribution center in patent dispute”
• “Lenovo picks former Acer CEO Lanci to head Europe”

TechWeb

• “1940 Census Data Swamps Servers”
• “iPhone Top Seller At AT&T, Sprint, And Verizon”
• “The Google Enterprise Collaboration Story +1″
• “Alert Fatigue: Searching For A Cure”
• “Security Practices From The Front Lines”
• “Apple’s New iPad Tops Consumer Reports’ Ratings”
• “LoopUp Challenges Cisco, Citrix With Simpler Conference Calls”
• “Focus On The Lytro: A Visual Tour”
• “Lytro: The Next Big Thing In Photography”
• “Bluetooth Device To Automate Patients’ Warfarin Self-Test Reports”

• “China Punishes Social Media, Websites On Coup Talk”
• “Apple Pledge Likely To Boost China Factory Wages”
• “Groupon Says 4th-Quarter Was Weaker Than Reported”
• “Lost Data May Have Exposed 800,000 People In Calif”
• “IPO Market Heats Up, More Startups Going Public”
• “School Punishes Filipino Boys For Facebook Kissing”
• “Micron, Oracle Settle Lawsuit Over Chip Prices”
• “Egypt Court Orders Ban Of Pornographic Websites”
• “BlackBerry Maker To Focus On Business Customers”
• “AOL Wins, Bloggers Lose Over HuffPo Payment Suit”

CNET News

• “Up to 1.5M credit card numbers stolen from Global Payments”
• “System update causes brief outage on Visa network”
• “Ashton Kutcher to play Steve Jobs? Really?”
• “Cost of Global Payments hack likely manageable”
• “Angry Birds, the cartoon series, due this fall”
• “Developer defends Girls Around Me app”
• “Poll: Sound bar speakers vs. home theater in a box systems”
• “April Fools: Google’s self-driving cars head for Nascar race tracks”
• “April Fools’ Day makes for Internet silliness”
• “Google Tap tries to April fool with Gmail a la Morse code” …

New York Times

• “As Smartphones Become Health Aids, Ads May Follow”
• “Apple’s Suppliers Pressed to Improve Workers’ Lot”
• “Rebellious Tinkerers Dress Up the iPhone’s Uniform”
• “The Human Voice, as Game Changer”
• “Police Are Using Phone Tracking as a Routine Tool”
• “Computer Science for the Rest of Us”

Reuters

• “Foxconn chairman pledges to raise pay in China, invest in Hainan”
• “MTN former CEO denies bribes to Iran, South Africa”
• “Chatter may boost Salesforce.com products: Barron’s”
• “Panasonic to shift mobile handset production abroad: Nikkei”

TechWeb

• “Google Chrome 18 Brings Faster Graphics”

• “China Punishes Social Media, Websites On Coup Talk”
• “Apple Pledge Likely To Boost China Factory Wages”
• “Groupon Says 4th-Quarter Was Weaker Than Reported”
• “Lost Data May Have Exposed 800,000 People In Calif”
• “IPO Market Heats Up, More Startups Going Public”
• “School Punishes Filipino Boys For Facebook Kissing”
• “Micron, Oracle Settle Lawsuit Over Chip Prices”
• “Egypt Court Orders Ban Of Pornographic Websites”
• “BlackBerry Maker To Focus On Business Customers”
• “AOL Wins, Bloggers Lose Over HuffPo Payment Suit”

CNET News

• “Apple, publishers to settle e-books price-fixing suit: Report”
• “Asteroid to get neighborly with Earth on Sunday”
• “A quad-core Windows 8 laptop more ultra than an ultrabook?”
• “Third-gen iPad raises a few red flags”
• “CNET special event: Top Silicon Valley investors dish their secrets”
• “Ten awesome personal submarines (photos)”
• “Google’s hilarious April Fools’ Maps launch”
• “So long, Canadian penny. I won’t miss you”
• “Microsoft’s challenge to iPhones and Androids extended”
• “Are Blu-ray movies too loud?”

New York Times

• “The Human Voice, as Game Changer”
• “After Threats, No Signs of Attack by Hackers”
• “Computer Science for the Rest of Us”
• “Warned of an Attack on the Internet, and Getting Ready”
• “Chinese Company and Employee Deny Any Involvement in Hacking Attacks”
• “Two Sides to Labor in China”
• “Speak Up? Raise Your Hand? That May No Longer Be Necessary”
• “Tracking Twitter, Raising Red Flags”

Reuters

• “China shuts websites, detains six for spreading online rumors”

TechWeb

• “Google Chrome 18 Brings Faster Graphics”

• “Apple Pledge Could Lead To China Wage Hikes”
• “AOL Wins, Bloggers Lose Over HuffPo Payment Suit”
• “BlackBerry Maker To Focus On Business Customers”
• “Lost Data May Have Exposed 800,000 People In Calif”
• “IPO Market Heats Up, More Startups Going Public”
• “School Punishes Filipino Boys For Facebook Kissing”
• “Micron, Oracle Settle Lawsuit Over Chip Prices”
• “Egypt Court Orders Ban Of Pornographic Websites”
• “School Punishes Filipino Boys For Facebook Kissing”
• “Feds, 5 States To Push For Great Lakes Wind Farms”

CNET News

• “Android Ice Cream Sandwich coming to Motorola Droid Razr and Razr Maxx, April 4″
• “Current TV plugs wrong Twitter ID for Olbermann replacement”
• “New addictive games that are near impossible to put down”
• “White House pressures AOL, Google over pirate sites”
• “Nokia Lumia 900 available for preorder”
• “Cassini’s spectacular close pass of Saturn’s moons (photos)”
• “WD 2TB My Passport review: The future is here”
• “Belkin N900 N+ router review: Almost there”
• “Report: Foursquare shuts off API for Girls Around Me app”
• “Private Facebook trading dries up as IPO looms” …

New York Times

• “Warned of an Attack on the Internet, and Getting Ready”
• “Chinese Company and Employee Deny Any Involvement in Hacking Attacks”
• “Case Based in China Puts a Face on Persistent Hacking”
• “Electronic Giant Vowing Reforms in China Plants”
• “Tracking Athletes Online as Legal Red Flags Flutter”
• “Conflict Over How Open ‘Do Not Track’ Talks Will Be”
• “Ahead of I.P.O., Mark Zuckerberg’s Lawyers Expedite Disclosures”
• “For Struggling RIM, Sale Prospects Appear Tough”
• “BlackBerry Maker Posts Another Loss as a Former Chief Leaves Its Board”

Reuters

• “E-books settlement talks advancing: sources”
• “Expedia files Google complaint to EU regulators”
• “EU’s Almunia: may probe Motorola, Apple, Microsoft dispute”
• “Yahoo layoffs to begin next week: report”
• “More U.S. clean tech IPOs come to market, amid skepticism”
• “RIM posts loss as new CEO begins to clean house”
• “Analysis: RIM CEO’s brave face masks limited options”
• “China’s Alibaba tests social shopping with Pinterest clone”
• “BlackBerry maker trims senior staff: report”
• “INSTANT VIEW-RIM posts loss as BlackBerry slips further” …

TechWeb

• “Apple Supplier Foxconn Will Reduce Working Hours”
• “DOD Commits $80 Million To Microprocessor Research”
• “RIM’s Do Or Die Plan |10 Essential Android Apps”
• “Army Aids Wounded Warriors With Mobile App”
• “Google Must Make Android Upgrade Worth Networks’ While”
• “NASA’s Space Network Update Enters Next Phase”
• “5 Reasons To Hire An IT Career Coach”
• “6 Reasons To Use Multiple Cloud Providers”
• “FBI’s New Sentinel System: Exclusive Look”
• “No Hands-Free Phones In Cars: Why Stop There?”