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Business•Time Warner Looks Ahead to Future Without AOL •PayPal Opens Up Payment Platform to Devs •Stocks Mixed Ahead of Cisco's Results
Developer•Nokia Latest to Play Opera Mobile 10 Browser •PayPal Opens Up Payment Platform to Devs •Ubuntu Linux 9.10 'Karmic Koala' Starts Its Climb
E-Commerce•PayPal Opens Up Payment Platform to Devs •Google Helps With the Password Juggle •Facebook Wins $711M in 'Spam King' Lawsuit
Enterprise•Greenplum Sees BI as Sweet Market •Autonomy 'Discovers' Virtualization •HP Targets Telecoms' Customer Data Needs
Government•Ruiz Insider Trading Charge May Be Overblown •Looking for Reason in the Net Neutrality Debate •Citizens Happier Than Ever With e-Gov Sites
Hardware•Cisco, VMware, EMC Forge Datacenter Alliance •Mobile Tweeting Device Debuts •Cisco Acquires Chinese Set-Top Box Vendor
Networking•ScaleMP Adds Cloud Virtualization for Servers •Cisco, VMware, EMC Forge Datacenter Alliance •Cisco Acquires Chinese Set-Top Box Vendor
Mobility•Nokia Latest to Play Opera Mobile 10 Browser •Spring Design Sues Barnes & Noble Over E-Reader •Mobile Tweeting Device Debuts
Search•Yahoo, Microsoft Still Negotiating on Search Deal •Bartz: Yahoo Will Rise Again •The 'Netflix' of Tech Journals?
Security•Kaspersky Offers Macs a Security Blanket •Google Helps With the Password Juggle •'Scareware' and Worms Top Corporate Threat List
Software•Microsoft Targets Salesforce and Oracle •Kaspersky Offers Macs a Security Blanket •Microsoft Readies 'Premium' Database Packages
Storage•Cisco, VMware, EMC Forge Datacenter Alliance •Micron Flash Advance: Live Longer and Rewrite •Storage Players Forge Cloud Initiative
Web Content•Time Warner Looks Ahead to Future Without AOL •Mobile Tweeting Device Debuts •Adobe's ConnectPro Update Challenges WebEx
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
