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Nasa hacker judicial review date set
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Sony reorganises as president steps down
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Cisco sheds jobs in business realignment
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Dell plans more cost cuts as Q4 profits tumble
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The warning sound of TomTom
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Socitm president rethinks open-source 'lag' comment
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BlackBerry Bold feels the heat in Japan
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EU agency backtracks on Skype crime claims
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T-Mobile details its 4G testing plans
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MoD contractors fall short on encryption
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Analyst: OLPC won't draw global PC makers
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Microsoft-TomTom suit puts open source on guard
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Bringing online marketing to life
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Web community must realize IPv6 urgency
IPv4 is "near exhaustion", says official from regional Internet registry APNIC, urging Internet community to recognize need to move to IPv6 within two years.
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BBC hires Yahoo exec as CTO
Linwood will be responsible for delivering the BBC's technology strategy, this includes maintenance of the technical infrastructure behind all BBC output and also overseeing the corporation's IT requirements.
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Softbank to give 8GB iPhones away for free
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Bartz to Yahoo: 'I know you have reorg fatigue'
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HP to sell ProLiant servers with Sun's Solaris
The manufacturer will bundle Solaris 10, a rival to its own HP-UX operating system, with its ProLiant servers and blade systems.
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Open-source leaders see Microsoft-TomTom suit as a threat
Community pushing open and free software prepares to defend itself in light of Microsoft's "antagonistic" litigation involving Linux.
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Cisco sheds jobs as it 'realigns' business
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