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Drive By Download Hits MSN, DoubleClick

DoubleClick and Microsoft Networks were victims of a drive by download attack that infected thousands of people with malware that tries to get them to buy unnecessary software to fix their computers.

Microsoft fixes bugs in Windows, Internet Explorer

Microsoft Corp issued one of its biggest-ever security fixes on Tuesday, including repairs to its ubiquitous Windows operating system and Internet Explorer browser for flaws that could let hackers take control of a PC.

Microsoft, Sting Get Behind Viacom In YouTube Suit

Viacom has attracted some high-profile support in its legal battle with YouTube, including software giant Microsoft and artists such as Garth Brooks and Sting.

Retail sales boost growth prospects

Retail sales were stronger than expected in November as consumers stepped up despite the shadow of high unemployment, while producer prices rose, offering further evidence the economic recovery gathered steam in the fourth quarter.

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Judge dismisses Paul Allen firm's patent lawsuit

A U.S. district judge dismissed a patent infringement lawsuit brought by a company linked to Microsoft Corp co-founder Paul Allen against a cluster of major corporations, including Internet giants Netflix and YouTube, saying the complaint failed to identify specific products or devices.

Elizabeth Hurley announces marriage split on Twitter

British actress and model Elizabeth Hurley used her Twitter account to announce that she had separated from her husband of three years, Indian businessman Arun Nayar.

Video Games Awards: 'Gears of Wars 3' delayed, 'Mass Effect 3' announced, winners declared

At the Video Games Awards, release of 'Mass Effect 3' was announced, and winners declared. While just hours ahead of the 2010 ceremony, Microsoft delayed the news on much-awaited 'Gears of War 3'.

After Google's Checkout, now Rovio offers new in-app payments

After Google’s payment platform “Checkout” now Rovio, the maker of Angry Birds has launched an in-app carrier-billing payment system.

Rovio turns to apps billing after Angry Birds hit

Finland's Rovio Mobile, known for its Angry Birds puzzle video game, unveiled on Friday payment software that gives mobile telecom operators a chance to win a share of booming app store business.

A First Look at Google's Chrome OS Laptop

It may look like just any other laptop, but on the inside the Google's first Chrome OS Laptop - the Cr-48 is a distinct breed.

Chinese social networking firms eye U.S. IPO gold: sources

One of China's largest social networking companies, Oak Pacific Interactive, has hired investment banks for an initial public offering in the United States next year, the first in a rush of Chinese Facebook clones looking to list.

Oracle's handling of Java and everything in between

Chronology: Key events that have punctuated Oracle's handling of Java this year.

eBay not liable on trademark dispute: EU court

Internet auction site eBay Inc is generally not liable for trademark infringements committed by users on its site, a European Court of Justice legal expert said on Thursday, ahead of a final court ruling.

Google unveils new YouTube app on Android market

Google has released a new version of YouTube app on the Android market.

EU court opinion: eBay not liable on trademark dispute

Internet auction site eBay is generally not liable for trade mark infringements committed by users on its site, the European Court of Justice said in a non-binding opinion issued on Thursday.

Youku, Dangdang shares soar in debut

The shares of two Chinese companies considered that nation's YouTube and Amazon.com soared in their U.S. debuts on Wednesday as investors bet they could become leaders in a still-nascent market.

From WikiLeaks to #ukuncut, Twitter gets political

From keeping the WikiLeaks site alive to helping British anti-austerity protesters outmaneuver riot police, Twitter is entering the Western political mainstream as a powerful tool for dissent.

Google Chrome: It's not about the OS, but all about web-apps

Google released its Chrome OS-based beta notebook Cr-48 for a select group of testers after announcing the light-weight, web-centric browser last summer.

Blackberry maker unfolds future plans

The QNX-based BlackBerry Tablet OS in the upcoming PlayBook tablet will make its way onto multi-core BlackBerry smartphones and different-sized tablets over the next ten years, said Research in Motion co-CEO Mike Lazaridis.

Droid-ucation: How Android is transforming the 21st century educationist

Schools, teachers and students are increasingly using Android applications to suit their customized needs

Amazon Vs. Google: Who Will Win E-Book War?

Google's launch of e-book store has put the search giant in direct rivalry with market leader Amazon, unfolding an interesting battle on cards in the coming days.

Brian Rakowski, director of product management for Google, speaks during the company's Chrome event in San Francisco

Google Unveils Chrome OS For Laptop Users

Google officially unveiled its new Chrome OS on Tuesday, and said the new operating system would be available on laptops from Samsung and Acer.

Netflix CFO McCarthy resigns, Wells succeeds

Online video provider Netflix Inc said on Tuesday its long-time chief financial officer Barry McCarthy has resigned and will be succeeded by company finance veteran David Wells, sending its shares down in after-hours trading.

RIM says tablet software is future for smartphones

Research in Motion Ltd said the software in its forthcoming tablet will eventually find its way into its flagship BlackBerry line of smartphones.

Microsoft vice president Dean Hachamovitch unveils Internet Explorer 9 Beta version in San Francisco

Microsoft Will Add Tracking Protection To IE 9

Microsoft is adding new privacy features to Internet Explorer 9, in part as a response to the concerns raised about tracking online behavior.

Microsoft plans to ramp up browser privacy

Microsoft Corp plans to give users of its new Internet browser the ability to stop certain sites from gathering information from users as the company looks to head off federal online privacy legislation.

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