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Viacom, Google air dirty laundry in court docs
The copyright confrontation gets fierce. Also: Viacom says YouTube founders always intended to build video version of Napster and looked for ways "to avoid the copyright bastards."
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InVisage aims to remake camera sensor market
A Silicon Valley start-up believes its image sensor technology will dramatically improve smartphone cameras by gathering light more efficiently.
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Chinese media slam Google as 'politicized'
Apparent coordinated attack accusing the Web giant of "abandoning its business principles" comes days before the company may announce its withdrawal from that country.
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Group formed to sell consumers on smart grid
Launching Tuesday, Smart Grid Consumer Coalition aims to promote the benefits of the smart grid to consumers in the wake of smart-meter backlash.
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ThickButtons reduces fat-fingering
New keyboard tech re-sizes buttons on the fly.
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Novell rejects Elliot takeover bid as 'inadequate'
But company says it's committed to enhancing value for stockholders and will explore options including a stock repurchase, joint ventures, and a sale.
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What does Google really know about advertising?
Whether you consider Nexus One a success or failure, the fact is that Google has never successfully launched anything that required advertising. Does the company know how to do it?
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At long last, the Plastiki sets sail
photos After much anticipation, banking heir David de Rothschild's boat, made buoyant by 12,000 discarded soda bottles, sets sail from Northern California on its way to Australia.
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Top-rated reviews of the week
photos Here are a few of CNET Reviews' favorite items from the past week, including the X-Mini Happy Speaker MP3 player, LG BD590 Blu-ray player, and the Origin Genesis gaming PC.
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Reasons to care about Viacom v. Google
faq It may sound like two big companies fighting over who gets what. But there's plenty at stake in this court fight for other content creators and Web site operators.
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Desperate times for Palm
With sales of the Palm Pre sagging amid fierce competition, financial analysts are starting to wonder when--not if--Palm is forced to give up.
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Engineering a massive cleanup of toxic waterways
photos Boats, barges, and buildings dumped in a San Francisco Bay Area delta are leaching toxic chemicals into local drinking water, but a huge effort to clean it up is under way.
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Report: Memory card exposed 3,000 phones to virus
Malware found in HTC Magic phones has been traced back to memory cards that shipped in about 3,000 phones, according to report citing Vodafone.
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Trial of human retinal implants quite successful
German company Retinal Implant unveils the results of its first human clinical trial, which involved retinal implants of 11 patients since 2005.
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Firm denies hacking, stock manipulation charges
BroCo Investments says the account at the heart of an SEC complaint was opened on behalf of a client and that it is cooperating with authorities to clear its name.
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