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Glaser turns wrath on Apple, Jobs
RealNetworks' chief says refusal to make iPod compatible with music services other than iTunes was "pigheadedness." 
- Sour iPod's I mean grapes... Patrick Stevens -- Dec 7
- Real SUCKS Systems Junky -- Dec 7
- Makes sense Some Guy -- Dec 7
Man sues Microsoft over alleged Xbox 360 glitch
Proposed class action suit claims that in bid to beat rivals to market, company sold "defectively designed" product.
- Microsoft "throw" products into the market Paul Shannon -- Dec 7
- canadadians need a class action lawsuit Honey Bear -- Dec 7
- canadains need a class action lawsuit Honey Bear -- Dec 7
Growing pains for Wikipedia
After two scandals in one week, Wikipedia's founder decides to make a change to the anyone-can-contribute encyclopedia.
- AFRIMERICAN VS. WIKIPEDIA BIASES Ameil Bruce -- Dec 6
- AFRIMERICAN VS. WIKIPEDIA BIASES Ameil Bruce -- Dec 6
- Here's Google's official word Mark Rejhon -- Dec 6
Tens of thousands mistakenly matched to terrorist watch lists
Nearly 30,000 airline passengers must ask the TSA to remove their names from watch lists.
- gathering data like it was 1998 !!! Jeremy Hansen -- Dec 7
- It's not the false positives that worry me Jim Rivera -- Dec 7
- I was on that List for a While Dave Chapman -- Dec 7
A la carte TV
FCC and some TV distributors say it makes sense, but some cable companies and content providers say it is too expensive.
- Remember the "long-tail" Bong Dizon -- Dec 6
- What about selling bundles and a la carte? Marguerite Reardon
-- Dec 6 - It's still our choice. J S -- Dec 6
Glaser's iPod criticism may fall on deaf ears
RealNetworks CEO says Apple's refusal to make iPod work with music services other than iTunes is result of Steve Jobs' "pig-headedness."
- Why an iPod? Why not?? Patrick Stevens -- Dec 7
- Hypocrite Tariq El-haj omar -- Dec 7
- Why? R Leon -- Dec 6
One city's move to open source
Mannheim, Germany, says its switch to Linux apps won't be fast or cheap--but that's just fine.
- Silly comments Jean-marc Dunys -- Dec 6
- How Many? Chasmoe Brown -- Dec 5
- They sound like idiots Bill Sundling -- Dec 5
Feds side with Microsoft in Korea flap
Justice Department protests strict new antitrust sanctions that South Korean regulators slapped on the software giant.
- The Justice Department.... Earl Benser -- Dec 7
- To any comment about MS os sucking Paul Sobhani -- Dec 7
- Who will lead us? Justin Hawkeye -- Dec 7
New IM worm chats with intended victims
Worm that hits IM users might be the first that actually chats with the intended victim to dupe the target into activating a malicious payload.
- Pathetic Tom Fiset -- Dec 7
- Worms Eskie Eskie -- Dec 7
- "THIS IS THE FIRST" N3td3v -- Dec 7
How much do you trust Wikipedia?
the buzz Readers weigh in on reports that Wikipedia entries are too easily tampered with to be reliable.
- Still trust Wiki David Cross -- Dec 7
- Wikipedia can be corrected, unlike bonehead statements made elsewhere Tim Chambers -- Dec 7
- THE EARTH IS FLAT ... Igor Fedchunov -- Dec 7
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