- Facebook changes stock structure but 'no plans to go public'
- US senators urge EC to expedite Oracle-Sun probe
- Canadian Internet firms to rat out child porn websites
- Twitter age gets mixed reception in sports
- Adconion acquires assets of online video site Joost
- EU parliament backs greater rights for telecoms, Internet users
- EU ends Qualcomm 3G probe after rivals back down
- Google explains racist, anti-Semitic search results
- Google to digitise Iraq Museum archives: CEO
- Hong Kong man, three others jailed for spam scheme
- HP quarterly net profit up 14 percent
- Gartner forecasts 2.8 percent growth in PC sales in 2009
- Google buying display ad startup Teracent
- Few US firms ready for workforce disruption: survey
- Spotify launches application for Nokia phones
- Mobile multimedia revenues tipped to dethrone text
- News Corp, Microsoft hold talks on Google: report
- eBay apologizes for technical glitch in search function
- Laptop becomes reality for Uruguay's schoolchildren
- Ubisoft steps up videogame fitness with virtual coach
- American Express takes aim at PayPal with Revolution
- Austrian sets up online cattle auctions
- Barnes & Noble sells out of new e-reader
- US newspaper ad revenue down nearly 28 percent
- Google books hearing set for February 18
- Cisco releases Web security app for iPhone
- Sony to launch online download service for TVs
- Nokia to axe 330 jobs in Finland, Denmark
- eBay completes Skype sale
- Dell shares down as net profit dips 54%
- Dell shares down as net profit dips 54 percent
- AP lays off 90 to reach payroll reduction target
- "What's happening?" Twitter wants to know
- Google-powered netbooks to debut next year
- Google adds automatic captions to YouTube
- US senator urges TVs that use less power
- Semi-conductor giant Infineon upgrades outlook
- China ramps up espionage against US: study
- US computer glitch causes major flight delays
- China tightens supervision of online games
- French publishers slam new Google book proposals
- California sets new energy standards on TV sets
- Webby Awards name top 10 Internet moments of the decade
- eBay founder launching online Hawaii news service
- Internet still under US grip: forum delegates
- China says scrap UN Internet governance forum
- Lead US disaster agency reaches out electronically
- State pressure affecting Internet social networks: forum
- 'Modern Warfare 2' sets entertainment industry records
- EMI music videos, concerts coming to Hulu.com
Hot social networking site Facebook said Tuesday it has introduced a dual-class stock structure but has no plans to go public for the moment.
Twitter age gets mixed reception in sportsMichelle Wie's glee at her first LPGA triumph and Lance Armstrong's ride-along calls show how Twitter brings fans closer to their sports heroes, but athlete tweeting is proving to have its pitfalls.
Adconion acquires assets of online video site JoostAdconion Media Group announced Tuesday it has acquired the assets of Joost, an online video portal from the founders of Skype that failed to live up to its pre-launch buzz.
EU parliament backs greater rights for telecoms, Internet usersThe European parliament approved Tuesday a major overhaul of EU telecoms law aimed at boosting the rights of European mobile phone and Internet users and protection against access restrictions.
EU ends Qualcomm 3G probe after rivals back downEU competition regulators ended antitrust action against Qualcomm on Tuesday after rivals withdrew complaints that the US microchip company had abused its dominant power in 3G markets.
Google explains racist, anti-Semitic search resultsGoogle is running advertisements to explain the appearance of racist and anti-Semitic material in search results, including a picture which depicts US First Lady Michelle Obama as a monkey.
Google to digitise Iraq Museum archives: CEOUS Internet giant Google will soon begin digitising artefacts and documents at Iraq's National Museum, its chief executive said in Baghdad on Tuesday.
Hong Kong man, three others jailed for spam schemeA Hong Kong resident and three other men, including the self-proclaimed "Godfather of Spam," were sentenced to prison on Monday for their roles in an email stock fraud scheme, the Justice Department said.
HP quarterly net profit up 14 percentUS computer giant Hewlett-Packard posted a 14 percent rise in quarterly net profit Monday as slumping personal computer sales were offset by a solid performance in its services division.
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Pavlik to defend middleweight title against EspinoKelly Pavlik will defend his World Boxing Council middleweight title against fellow American Miguel Espino on December 19 before a host of hometown supporters, according to promoters.
Nuggets extend Nets NBA losing streak to 14 gamesThe New Jersey Nets slid closer to the NBA's record of 17 losses to start a season by dropping their 14th game in a row, falling to the Denver Nuggets 101-87.
Wizards win after death of owner PollinAbe Pollin, whose 45 years directing the Washington Wizards made him the NBA's longest-tenured club owner, died at age 85, hours before his team won a tribute triumph in an arena he built.
Federer feeling on top of the worldRoger Federer said finishing the season as world number one counted among his greatest-ever achievements in the game, given the dramatic upheaval in his personal life during 2009.
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The Cranberries ready to recordThe Cranberries singer Dolores O'Riordan has revealed the band are planning to release a new album - their first for eight years.
Miley Cyrus to get Trace tattoo Miley Cyrus' brother Trace can't wait until she turns 18 so they can get matching tattoos.
John Mayer wants more sex John Mayer is tired of being labelled a womaniser and thinks he should probably be having sex with more girls.
Pre-nuptial prepared for Amy WinehouseAmy Winehouse's father Mitch Winehouse is making Blake Fielder-Civil sign a pre-nuptial agreement before they remarry, to prove he isn't after her money.
Gold production will continue to fall, despite a brief boost in 2009 and soaring prices, as deposits are exhausted and new discoveries remain elusive, say miners.
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