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Opting Out Increases Spam?
Athletes' Brains Reveal Concussion Damage
Russinovich Says, Expect Vista Malware
You Can't Oppose Copyright and Support Open Source
Cell Phones Aren't Killing Bees After All
Press Favored Obama Throughout Campaign
In Test, Windows 7 Vulnerable To 8 Out of 10 Viruses
Some Schools Ending Laptop Programs
Helping Some Students May Harm High Achievers
Anti-Terrorist Data Mining Doesn't Work Very Well
Wireless Networks Causing Headaches For Businesses
Pentagon Manipulating TV Analysts
Users' Admin Logins Make Most Windows Malware Worse
Study Shows Males Commonly Mistake Sexual Intent
Driving While Distracted More Dangerous Than Supposed
Intelligent Design Ruled "Not Science"
Anonymous Anger Rampant On the Web
Vista Eating Battery Life
Daylight Saving Change Saved No Power
Why Mirroring Is Not a Backup Solution
Americans Don't Care About Domestic Spying ?
Why Trolls and Flames Happen
Why Power Failures Can Always Lead To Data Loss
Attractive Women Make Men Temporarily Stupid
Microsoft Won't Vouch For Linux
Americans Don't Want Targeted Ads
Non-Compete Pacts Called Bad For Tech Innovation
Blu-ray In Laptops Could Be Hard On Batteries
Augmenting Data Beats Better Algorithms
Late Adopters Prefer the Tried and True
Court Rules Autism Not Caused By Childhood Vaccine
Malware Can Download Child Porn To Your Computer
Social Networking Sites Full of Security Holes
Microsoft Wanted To Drop Mac Office To Hurt Apple
DNS Flaw Hits More Than Just the Web
Do Video Games Cost Too Much?
EBay Admits To Bad Call On Skype
US Cell Phone Plans Among World's Most Expensive
Study Confirms That Cars Have Personalities
Modern Medicine Might Have Saved Lincoln
Most Mac Owners Also Own a Windows PC, But Not Vice Versa
Report Indicates Widespread H-1B Visa Fraud
Audit Finds FBI Abused Patriot Act
Studies Confirm That Bad Boys Get More Girls
Is the Relational Database Doomed?
Apple Can't Afford iPhone's Carrier Exclusivity
Little Demand Yet For Silverlight Developers
Study Finds Cost Major Factor In Outsourcing Positions
Recent Human Evolution May Have Been Driven By Self-Selection
Companies Using MS Word "Out of Habit," Says Forrester
Delete Cookies, Inflate Net Traffic Estimates
Is Your Printer Ripping You Off?
Saturn's Rings May Be Very Old
Smarter Teens Have Less Sex
Google Says Spam, Virus Attacks to Get More Clever
Study Finds Gamers Prefer Control, Competence Over Violence
Road To Riches Doesn't Run Through the App Store
Web Use In 2008 Campaigns Shatters Records
Virtualization Decreases Security
Bing Search Tainted By Pro-Microsoft Results
Children Using Technology Have Better Literacy Skills
Does Ballmer Need To Go?
NASA Announces Water Found On Mars
Study Shows "Secret Questions" Are Too Easily Guessed
The Dangers of Being Really, Really Tired
Is Code Auditing of Open Source Apps Necessary?
Cause of Aurora Borealis Confirmed
New Grads Shun IT Jobs As "Boring"
Evolution of Intelligence More Complex Than Once Thought
Do We Really Need a Security Industry?
Using Two Monitors Makes You More Productive?
Disillusioned With IT?
No Gap Found In Math Abilities of Girls, Boys
PEBKAC Still Plagues PC Security
Researchers Find Problems With RFID Passport Cards
Virtualizing Cuts Web App Performance 43%
Gifted Children Find Heavy Metal Comforting
Studies Say Ideology Trumps Facts
Twitter Says Your Tweets Belong To You
Pirating Software? Choose Microsoft!
Study Says Kids Like 'M' Rated Games
How US Schools' Culture Stifles Math Achievement
Ubuntu 8.10 Outperforms Windows Vista
Powerful Sonar Causes Deafness In Dolphins
PowerPoint Bad For Learning
Harvard Study Says Weak Copyright Benefits Society
17,000 Downloads Does Not Equal 17,000 Lost Sales
Why Microsoft Won't List Claimed Patent Violations
Study Links Personal Music Players To Hearing Loss
Wind and Sun Beat Other Energy Alternatives
First Exotic Space Thruster Test Ends in Explosion
Hulu May Begin Charging For Content Next Year
Most Business-Launched Virtual Worlds Fail
Space Station Crew Drinks Recycled Urine
Telcos Want Big Subsidies, Not Line-Sharing
NYTimes.com Hand-Codes HTML & CSS
Are In-Depth Articles Better Than Blog Postings?
Anti-Bacterial Soap No Better Than Plain Soap
Copyright and Patent Laws Hurt the Economy
MS Silverlight a Step Back For Linux Users

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