The Net
Senate scuttles Web gambling ban for now
But the Arizona Republican who had promoted the measure vows it "will become law at some point."The Net categories
Big retail names line up behind new fashion site
Start-up Glam.com combines online magazine and Web mall, with help from Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue and others.September 16, 2005, 1:57 PM PDT
Semel pitches Yahoo's program for Net TV
Yahoo CEO tells British broadcasters there's money in releasing their archives for the Web.September 16, 2005, 1:52 PM PDT
Blogging the blues away
In survey of online scribes, nearly half of respondents said their journals help them deal with personal issues.September 16, 2005, 8:24 AM PDT
Police blotter: Porn suspect claims rights breach
Man facing child pornography charges asks a court to throw out evidence he claims was illegally seized by government agents.September 16, 2005, 4:00 AM PDT
Microsoft said to be in talks on linking with AOL
Microsoft and Time Warner have explored a variety of possible combinations of the MSN Internet portal with America Online.The New York Times
September 15, 2005, 7:58 PM PDT
Gap goes back online, sort of
You can now buy mustard- and burgundy-colored T-shirts on Gap.com, if you're lucky. Company is still throttling traffic while it watches.September 15, 2005, 4:04 PM PDT
Secondary Google offering good for investors
Buyers make money on their investment on first day of trading after the sale, as the search king raises $4.18 billion.September 15, 2005, 2:52 PM PDT
Source: Time Warner, Microsoft in talks on AOL
But rumors that that Microsoft and AOL might end up in a joint venture are "way overblown," says the unnamed source.September 15, 2005, 10:14 AM PDT
Yahoo debuts beta of Instant Search
Net portal says it is trying to make its search results more relevant--and immediate--with this new tool.
Images: Yahoo's Instant Search game
September 15, 2005, 10:12 AM PDT
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Record labels send more letters to P2P services
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Baidu dives as IPO bankers say stock is overvalued
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Who's the bigger geek: Gates or Napoleon Dynamite?
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Senators request $5 billion for emergency networks
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At Google, new tools and new hires
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Vint Cerf muses about Google role, broadband
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AOL to upgrade podcast search
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Google launches blog search
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New Yahoo Mail beta to be unveiled
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Start-up Truveo enters video search field
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New lawsuit looming over Google's use of 'Gmail'?
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FBI warns about fake Katrina charity Web sites
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Politicos call for music copyright reform
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Microsoft seeks settlement in Google lawsuit
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Clear Channel to debut new artist songs on Web
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Nickels and dimes to fetch goods at Amazon
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eBay bets big on Skype
CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos sniffs out the secret of Draper Fisher Jurvetson's success.
images Researchers at MIT turn data on cell phone use into dynamic maps of how much chatter is happening, and where.
photos Small enough to hold in one hand, CubeSats prove you don't have to be big to get a steady gig in orbit.
Teen gets 11-month sentence for hacking T-Mobile and posting data from Paris Hilton's Sidekick on the Web.
At PDC 2005, Microsoft courts developers with new tools and previews, and learns to live with feedback.
Web-based software efforts are on the rise, but Bill Gates tells News.com he's not losing sleep.
images Ophelia brings wind and rain to the coast of North Carolina, and officials are keeping a weather eye.
special report Washington is taking aim at "junk patents." But can it placate both tech giants and open-source backers?
Complaints are quick in coming about version 5 of the music software. Apple says it's on the case.
images Bill Gates kicks off Microsoft's developer confab in LA with updates on Windows Vista and Office 12.
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