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Biz-Tech-News: Headlines 09-Feb-06

• Apple unveils cut-price iPod nano
• BBC sees bright future with Orange
• Blog Buzz on High-Tech Start-Ups Causes Some Static
• Chinese man 'jailed due to Yahoo'
• Desktop Reloaded - Today we're very pleased to announce ... (Inside Google Desktop)
• Ebay sees Google, Yahoo, Amazon divergence
• EU hands Microsoft antitrust setback
• Google Desktop 3.0: Privacy is Dead(er)
• Google puts instant message service inside e-mail
• If the shoe fits, print it
• Intel and Skype Announce Collaboration
• Investing in "Science" Means the Humanities Too
• iTunes 6.0.2 Supports Exporting Podcast Subscriptions
• Length of unemployment decreases earning power by up to 33pc
• Looks like the WEF is happy...
• On-Demand Software Stocks Click
• Pfizer Feels Investors' Pain
• Phwoar! What a lovely set of genes
• Securing SAAS
• Social Media at SAP -- Jeff Nolan's presentation at the Enterprise Software Summit.
• Songbird: Open-Source iTunes Killer?
• Spanish firm eyes up BAA airports
• Tesco plans foray into US market
• Valentine's Day, Engadget style

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Biz-Tech-News: Headlines 01-Feb-06

• A job advertisement from the future . . .
• Complexity stifles Web services
• Digital downloads would benefit Amazon.com: analyst
• Google Earnings Disappoint; Shares Plunge (Michael Liedtke/Associated Press)
• Google set to fall on profit miss
• Hands On With Microsoft's Internet Explorer 7 Beta
• Is Google Going Commercial with VOIP?
• Japanese tech firms report strong Q3 earnings
• Microsoft Blog Policy to Address Country-Specific Issues
• Microsoft releases Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 Preview for Windows XP SP2
• Oracle Completes Siebel Merger
• Roundup of Reactions to Google's Earnings (GOOG)
• Running Office 2003 or XP? You May Need to Upgrade
• Skype in big ringtones deal with Warner Music
• Skype lines up audioconferencing service
• Steve Jobs' Magic Kingdom
• The cost of not caring for your customers
• The view of the future from Davos
• US ad agency enters Afghanistan
• Winamp exploit poses hacker risk

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Biz-Tech-News: Headlines 24-Jan-06

• Amazon to Broadcast Weekly Internet Show
• And now, News - We're taking Google News out of beta! (Krishna Bharat/Official Google Blog)
• Apple iTunes users growing fast
• BlackBerry Gets Google Talk and Google Local
• Business communications: RSS vs. E-mail
• CNET News.com for Jan 23, 2006: Is Blackberry on the brink?
• Drug Companies' Bad Case of PR
• Ebay beats estimates but fails to dispel gloom
• Good Publicity: The Economist takes a look at the public relations industry
• Harder-to-Detect Oracle Rootkit on the Way
• How to Foil Search Engine Snoops
• HP outlines long-term strategy
• Microsoft TechED Europe 2006 in Amsterdam cancelled, evolving to 2 events in Barcelona
• New Adobe Software Turns 3D Images Into PDFs
• Oracle details post-merger plans
• Pixar buyout for $7 billion
• Press Releases Versus RSS Feeds
• Some European mobile users ready to ditch landlines
• The Digital Lifestyle Day in Munich rocks !
• Yahoo hires top internet scientist

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Biz-Tech-News: Headlines 13-Jan-06

• A JotSpot For Excel
• Apple's New (Corporate) Tune
• Body scanner unveiled at station
• Disruption in mainstream media but where is the disruption in the mainstream PR industry?
• Europe's 'Google killer' goes into hiding
• Google offers personal home page for mobile phones
• How Brands Evolve, Visually
• Invasion of the privacy snatchers
• New PR blogs (a bunch of them)
• Nikon to stop making most film cameras
• Not working can really ruin your retirement
• Posting from Word to MovableType
• Rolls Royces to come with lifetime Sirius subscription
• SixApart Launches Affiliates Program
• Sky launches first ever news video podcasting service
• Skype, The Bandwidth Hog
• Sneak Peak at FeedDemon 2.0
• Symantec Caught in Norton 'Rootkit' Flap
• The Heat Rises Under IBM
• what comes after the cluetrain?

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Biz-Tech-News: Headlines 6-Jan-06

• Downloads overtake traditional single sales
• Dutch government has declared 2006 "Year of the e-Citizen Charter"
• Gates sees IBM not Google as top Microsoft rival
• IBM Takes the Cash out of Venture Capital
• Inquisitor Rocks my Socks
• Introducing Our New Gadget Blog
• Is this thing on?
• Microsoft Defends Censoring Blog in China
• Microsoft officially now released the WMF security patch early!
• New cat family tree revealed
• Our only serious competitor is IBM, says Gates
• Pfizer Uses ID Tags to Ship Viagra
• Podtech gets Intel’s CEO on podcast
• RIM legal woes jumpstart wireless e-mail alternatives
• Sony Reader targets book lovers
• The agonies of too much choice
• Web 2.0 Label Lacks Meaning, Magic
• Which is the most innovative country in Europe?
• Zencasts; The New Podcasts?
• Ziff-Davis offers nifty blogger relations tool

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Biz-Tech-News: Headlines 20-Dec-05

• Australian Daylight Savings Changes for Microsoft Windows for the Year 2006
• Happy Web 2.0 holidays from Google
• Heathrow gets third hotspot option
• iPod headphones may damage hearing
• Jeff Jarvis officially has more influence than Dell does
• On Mac, Skype Sucks CPU
• Outage Update and Keeping Updated
• Paris Metroblogging live
• Quick thoughts on the Google/AOL Deal
• Softbank, Yahoo link up with video service
• State of the Future and a Call to Action
• Technorati adds new features
• The 10 Hottest Minds in Hollywood
• The Engadget Interview: Rob Glaser, founder and CEO of RealNetworks
• Toyota on target to overtake GM
• Wikipedia Erects Accuracy Firewall
• World Economic Forum Survey: Trust in Governments, Corporations and Global Institutions Continues to Decline
• Yahoo! Small Business Hosting's Deceptive Advertising

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Biz-Tech-News: Headlines 11-Dec-05

• 2005 - The IT year in quotes
• A Little Sleuthing Unmasks Writer of Wikipedia Prank
• Baffled by the beauty adverts? So is a Nobel prizewinner
• Big Pharma Seeks an Image Cure
• Boards seek to keep tabs on activists
• Campaigning for Blog Awards - Is This Ethical?
• Can This Man Reprogram Microsoft?
• CitySlickrs Podcast show no. 2 - 8th December, 2005 - from Les Blogs 2.0
• del.icio.us deal for Yahoo
• Find Top Podcasts by Category on iTunes and Review Them
• Google Is Added to the Nasdaq-100
• Hedge funds hit by bid for Virgin Mobile
• Indian Internet Users Up 54%, VoIP Strong (REDF, SIFY)
• Making Blog Money Through Video
• Microsoft seeks partners to produce sub-US$300 PDA phones
• Photos: Legendary HP garage gets makeover
• Robin Good's open source movie: The Weblog Project
• Six Apart chief's 'nice' speech ends in name-calling
• Sony repentant over CD debacle
• Web Clips, a cool new feature of Google Gmail
• Yahoo! Answers (YHOO, GOOG)
• Yahoo! buys del.icio.us, puts tagging on the map

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Biz-Tech-News: Headlines 23-Nov-05

• Amazon Launches Product Wikis
• Attention Movable Type Developers
• Blinx delivers legendary university speeches
• French Interior Minister reads (and comments on) blogs
• Google Analytics makes site owners illegal
• Google Base Goes Live
• GourmetStation: A Case Study of Damage Control in the Blogosphere
• IKEA Brand Evangelists Take to the Blogosphere
• Knowledge Work Needs Social Software
• Les Blogs conference: sold-out !
• Making money from Podcasts.
• Thus spake Edelman: the future of PR is blogs
• To some, RSS is like selling pet food over the Internet
• Washington Post Launches "Post Remix"
• Where Are The British Bloggers

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Biz-Tech-News: Headlines 25-Oct-05

• An Internet Fed Mostly by Amateurs is Fascinating
• Budget Launches Blog-Based Up Your Budget 16-City Treasure Hunt
• does this mean the blog is now officially mainstream media?
• Have You Read Your EULA Today?
• PR Owns the Blogosphere, For Better or Worse
• Should bank employees see blogs?
• The New Visionaries: Rebooting The Web
• Three Web 2.0 Things
• UK companies slow to use blogs
• "Web 2.0" Doesn't Mean Anything Yet
• Which are the best blog search engines?

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Biz-Tech-News: Headlines 19-Oct-05

• Blog Spammers Take Aim at Google
• Bloglines Losing Early Adopters to Rojo, Newsgator, and Google? (IACI, GOOG)
• Blogs are too easy to create says Wall Street Journal: Blog spam is the result
• Blogs of a Different Color
• E Ink and LG.Philips LCD build 10.1-inch flexible display
• Flat Yahoo Profit Tops Expectations
• FTC Asked to Address Fake Blogs
• Google drops Gmail address in UK
• Intel posts strong Q3 earnings
• Lust and lingerie dressed up for the high street
• Pete Blackshaw -- Spamalot: Broadway Hit or Blog Epidemic? | ClickZ
• Saddam trial set for live webcast
• Sleuths Crack Tracking Code Discovered in Color Printers
• Ten Suggestions for Google's Blogspot
• Unbelievable blogging stats unveiled
• Unisys Plans 10% Cut in Work Force
• Wikipedia founder admits quality problems

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