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Business•CSC Teams With Microsoft on Cloud Services •Ad Groups Move to Regulate Web Tracking •Apple MacBook Sales Yo-Yo With the Economy
Developer•Linux Vendors Head to the Cloud in Search of Cash •iPhone 3GS: Overheating Fears, OS Update Nears •PostgreSQL 8.4 Revs Up Database Admin, Security
E-Commerce•Ad Groups Move to Regulate Web Tracking •Amazon Drops NC, RI Affiliates as Tax Looms •Ballmer: Advertising Is All About Content
Enterprise•Greenplum Sees BI as Sweet Market •Autonomy 'Discovers' Virtualization •HP Targets Telecoms' Customer Data Needs
Government•Blair Levin Calls for Citizen Participation •FCC Gets to Work on Mapping Out Broadband Plan •Facebook Aims to Simplify Privacy Settings
Hardware•Apple MacBook Sales Yo-Yo With the Economy •Is Dell Gunning for the Handheld Market Again? •Hitachi Expands Storage for Mid-Range Markets
Networking•Blair Levin Calls for Citizen Participation •FCC Gets to Work on Mapping Out Broadband Plan •Broadband Stimulus Opens With Rural Emphasis
Mobility•iPhone 3GS: Overheating Fears, OS Update Nears •Is Dell Gunning for the Handheld Market Again? •Some Palm Pre Purchasers PO'd
Search•Bing Brings Twitter Into the Mix •Bartz Talks Yahoo's Execution Challenge •Microsoft Steals Away Another Top Yahoo
Security•Google Spouts Scary Spam Stats •Bloggers Say Facebook Slow to Fix Security Holes •Security Software Revs Grew 19% in 2008
Software•CSC Teams With Microsoft on Cloud Services •Linux Vendors Head to the Cloud in Search of Cash •Enterprise Software Focuses on Ease of Use
Storage•Hitachi Expands Storage for Mid-Range Markets •EMC Dangles the Bait for Data Domain a Bit Longer •SGI Targets Mid-Market With New Storage Play
Web Content•Ad Groups Move to Regulate Web Tracking •Facebook Aims to Simplify Privacy Settings •Twitter Bug Hunt Highlights bit.ly Flaws
Wireless•Apple's iPhone SDK Off to The Races •Sales Data, New Challengers Don't Bode Well For Moto •iPhone Grabs Market Share, But Not Yet in The Enterprise
xSP•IDC: Microsoft's Yahoo Deal Could be a Big Hit •Ballmer Fills in 'Software-Plus-Services' Plan •Report: Enterprise Search Will Top $1 Billion by 2010
