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• March 26, 2008
• 16:09

  The Coming Digital Presidency

• 15:34

  NASA's New Lunar Rover in Action

• 14:50

  Western Digital's "Green" Hard Drives

• 14:09

  City-Provided Wi-Fi Rejected Over "Health Concerns"

• 11:33

  Suspended Animation In Mice Without Freezing

• 8:58

  ODF Editor Says ODF Loses If OOXML Does

• 6:19

  IBM Invests In MySQL/Oracle Competitor

• 4:24

  What Will Life Be Like In 2008?

• 2:31

  Multi-Channel Communication Patent Up For Sale

• 0:39

  Long-Dead ORDB Begins Returning False Positives

• March 25, 2008
• 23:53

  Municipal WiFi Moves Ahead In Houston

• 23:08

  China Unblocks the BBC (In English)

• 22:22

  South African Minister Locks Horns With Microsoft

• 21:39

  Must a CD Cost $15.99?

• 20:54

  The Arthur C. Clarke Gamma Ray Burst

• 20:11

  SCOTUS Asked To Decide On Legal Fees In RIAA Cases

• 19:29

  ISO Miscounted Cuban OOXML Vote

• 18:43

  To Search Smarter, Find a Person?

• March 23, 2008
• 16:35

  Quantum Computing Not an Imminent Threat To Public Encryption

• 15:14

  ISPs Losing Interest In Citywide Wireless Coverage

• 13:58

  White House Says Hard Drives Were Destroyed

• 10:02

  The P.G. Wodehouse Method of Refactoring

• 6:38

  The Wrath of the Apple Tribe

• 3:47

  Why Your e-Books Are No Longer Yours

• 1:34

  Passport Files of Presidential Hopefuls Snooped

• March 22, 2008
• 23:23

  A Super-Efficient Light Bulb

• 22:06

  US "Fusion Centers" For Intelligence Sharing

• 20:50

  Doctors To Control Robot Surgeon With Their Eyes

• 19:42

  India Votes Against OOXML

• 18:19

  Mozilla CEO Objects To Safari Auto Install

• 17:12

  Google Patents Detecting, Tracking, Targeting Kids

• 15:57

  'Mind Gaming' Could Enter Market This Year

• 14:50

  Microchip Powered by Body Heat

• 13:32

  Linux Gains Native RTOS Emulation Layer

• 11:22

  Cyber Attacks against Tibetan Communities

• 9:36

  Scholarships From FOSS Organizations?

• 7:41

  Matter, Anti-Matter, and a New Subatomic Particle?

• 5:27

  China Continues to Shut Down Video Sites

• 3:33

  The World's Biggest Undersea Robot

• 1:24

  DirectX Architect — Consoles as We Know Them Are Gone

• 0:37

  Web 2.0, Meet JavaScript 2.0

• March 21, 2008
• 23:54

  From GNOME to KDE and Back Again

• 23:11

  Sony Offers Bloatware Removal Service — For a Fee

• 23:11

  Sony Offers Bloatware Removal Service — For a Fee [Updated]

• 22:30

  What Happens To Bounced @Donotreply.com E-Mails

• 21:49

  HTC Shift + ThinkPad X300 + MacBook Air = Perfect Notebook?

• 21:06

  Microsoft Hyper-V Leaves Linux Out In The Cold

• 20:17

  Astronomers Discover New Class of Pulsating Star

• 19:32

  Wireless Auction Ends With Mixed Feelings

• 18:48

  Array-Based Memory May Put a Terabyte On a Chip

• 18:09

  In Soviet US, Comcast Watches YOU

• 17:30

  Lessig Bets On the Net To Clean Up Government

• 16:51

  Sony Blu-ray Under Patent Infringement Probe

• 16:14

  Ubuntu 8.04 Beta Released

• 15:35

  Road Coloring Problem Solved

• 14:55

  Blu-ray BD+ Cracked

• 14:18

  Buckyballs Can Store Concentrated Hydrogen

• 11:15

  Inside The Twisted Mind of Bruce Schneier

• 8:14

  "Manhattan Project" For Prosthetic Arms

• 6:11

  Game Developers Should Ignore Software Pirates

• 3:59

  FBI Posts Fake Hyperlinks To Trap Downloaders of Illegal Porn

• 2:28

  Cassini Finds Evidence For Ocean Inside Titan

• 1:24

  Would a National Biometric Authentication Scheme Work?

• 0:31

  Questions Arising On Mercury In Compact Fluorescents

• March 20, 2008
• 23:48

  Google a "Happy Loser" In Spectrum Auction

• 23:04

  Self-Healing Artificial Muscles

• 22:19

  New Rules Created For OOXML Vote

• 21:35

  How To Use a Terabyte of RAM

• 20:50

  A Step Towards Proving the Riemann Hypothesis

• 20:05

  MD Bill Would Criminalize Theft of Wireless Access

• 19:24

  Molecular Basis for Life Found on Extrasolar Planet

• 18:40

  Comparing the RIAA To "The Sopranos"

• 18:05

  How To Communicate Science to a Polarized US Audience

• 17:20

  Gen Y Workers Reinventing IT for the Better

• 16:41

  New X-Prize for Fuel Efficient Cars Announced

• 16:02

  Sequoia Vote Machine Can't Do Simple Arithmetic?

• 15:21

  A Battlestar Galactica Prequel Series on the Way

• 14:39

  BBC Micro Creators Reunite in London

• 13:55

  D Block Spectrum Auction Fraud Alleged

• 8:28

  Blue Lights to Reset Internal Clocks

• 5:15

  Stanford Team Developing Super 3D Camera

• 3:40

  The International Cyber Cop Unit

• 2:20

  Silent Microchip 'Fan' Has No Moving Parts

• 1:17

  Scientists Create Room Temperature Superconductor

• 0:31

  ISP Dispute Causing Connectivity Issues for Customers

• March 19, 2008
• 23:43

  Windows Vista SP1 Meeting Sour Reception In Places

• 23:02

  New Futurama Movie Coming in June

• 22:21

  Apple Mulls Flat-Rate "Unlimited Music" Option

• 21:46

  Ohio Investigating Possible Vote Machine Tampering Last Year

• 21:03

  Matter

• 20:23

  Canadian TV to Adopt DRM-Free BitTorrents

• 19:39

  Few of OOXML's Flaws Have Been Addressed

• 19:01

  Can REDFLY sell in an EeePC market?

• 18:17

  Comcast Says FCC Powerless to Stop P2P Blocking

• 17:34

  How Apple Got Everything Right By Doing Everything Wrong

• 16:54

  Pleasing Google's Tech-Savvy Staff

• 16:07

  An Early Look at OpenOffice.org 3.0

• 15:25

  The Real Body Snatchers

• 14:53

  FCC Ends 700 MHz Auction

• 14:06

  Intel Wi-Fi Provides 6 Mbps Over 100 km

• 11:34

  Scientists' Success Or Failure Correlated With Beer

• 9:01

  New BigDog Robot Video

• 6:25

  GCC 4.3.0 Exposes a Kernel Bug

• 4:38

  JP Morgan's Insider Trading How-To On Wikileaks

• 2:55

  Visualizing the .NET Framework

• 1:09

  The Reality Distortion Field Is Real

• 0:27

  Arthur C. Clarke Is Dead At 90

• March 18, 2008
• 23:44

  Bruce Perens Aims For OSI Executive

• 23:01

  Should Mac Users Run Antivirus Software?

• March 17, 2008
• 21:11

  Researchers Design Microchip Ten Times More Efficient

• 20:06

  Supreme Court to Hear FCC Indecency Case

• 18:54

  100-Year-Old Electric Car Design Makes a Comeback

• 17:42

  Young Employees Pose Increasing Risk to Networks

• 17:00

  Single Photons Bounced Off Orbiting Satellite

• 16:17

  Identifying Manipulated Image

• 15:38

  Berners-Lee Rejects Tracking

• 15:00

  Most Spam Comes From Just Six Botnets

• 14:13

  The Net's Effect on Journalism

• 13:29

  How The Latest in High Tech Works

• 11:13

  What's Your Favorite Monster?

• 9:38

  Vista Service Pack One Almost Here

• 7:43

  MIT Student Gets Artistic With LED Art

• 5:19

  Newly Discovered Fungus Threatens World Wheat Crop

• 3:23

  Analysts Forsee Another Banner Year For Videogame Industry

• 1:28

  Unreleased iPhone 2.0 May Already Be Hacked

• 0:29

  UK Police Want DNA of 'Potential Offenders'

• March 16, 2008
• 23:07

  China Blocks YouTube Over Tibet Videos

• 21:21

  Yahoo!/Microsoft Execs Meet For Round Two

• 20:22

  Harvard Scientists Aim To Stop Cancer In Its Tracks

• 19:15

  UK's MI5 Wants Oyster Card Travel Data

• 17:59

  Zebrafish Regenerative Ability May Lead To Help In Humans

• 16:43

  Wikileaks Releases Early Atomic Bomb Diagram

• 15:21

  Google Sky Now Available Through Your Browser

• 14:07

  America's Robot Army

• 11:28

  Japanese ISPs To Cut Net Access For File Sharers

• 9:00

  The Joy of the Flash Drive

• 8:47

  The Uncertain Future of Global Population Numbers

• 5:44

  Spam King Pleads Guilty in Seattle

• 3:28

  Sweden to Give Courts New Power to Hunt IP Infringers

• 1:33

  Hacking the Tux Droid

• 0:40

  Wikileaks Publishes FBI VoIP Surveillance Docs

• March 15, 2008
• 23:35

  Class Action Complaint Against RIAA Now Online

• 22:25

  Google's New Patent on Commercial Breaks

• 21:22

  The REAL Reason We Use Linux

• 18:36

  What You Don't Know About Living in Space

• 17:33

  A New Concept in Supercomputers

• March 14, 2008
• 14:56

  Samurai-Sword Maker May Cool Nuclear Revival

• 14:11

  FBI Hid Patriot Act Abuses

• 11:06

  Winking Star Decoded as Root of Planetary System

• 8:04

  Debian Cluster Replaces Supercomputer For Weather Forecasting

• 5:01

  House of Representatives To Discuss Wiretapping In Closed Session

• 2:58

  $5 Per Month Fee Proposed For Legal Music P2P

• 1:27

  High Expectations For Google Android

• 0:37

  US Plans "Disposable" Nuclear Batteries

• 0:05

  Why Don't We Invent That Tomorrow?

• March 13, 2008
• 23:20

  A Congressman Who Can Code Assembly

• 22:38

  10,000-website Strong Malware Maze Created by Criminals

• 22:04

  AI Researchers Say 'Rascals' Might Pass Turing Test

• 21:21

  Congress Turns Up The Heat on FCC's Chairman

• 20:42

  The Secret China-U.S. Hacking War?

• 20:05

  Japan's Unique Cow/Whale Hybrid Experiments

• 19:23

  NBC Still Down on P2P But Plans To Use It Themselves

• 18:44

  Legal Counsel Advises Against Accepting OOXML Pledge

• 18:02

  Apple Sued Over Fundamental iTunes Model

• 17:23

  Net Neutrality Blasted by MPAA Bosses

• 8:09

  Nerve-tapping Neckband Allows 'Telepathic' Chat

• 6:01

  The National Cryptologic Museum

• 3:56

  Israelis Sue Government For Laser Cannons

• 2:32

  Microsoft Submits Windows 7 for Antitrust Review

• 1:31

  MIT Picks Top 10 Emerging Technologies

• 0:42

  A Robotic Taxi Named robuCAB

• 0:03

  Blu-ray Player Prices Hit 2008 Highs

• March 12, 2008
• 23:24

  Tivo On Board With YouTube's New API

• 22:39

  BBC Offers iPhone Version of iPlayer, Accessible to Linux Users Too

• 22:03

  Carmack Speaks On Ray Tracing, Future id Engines

• 21:24

  Spacecraft to Fly Through Geyser Plumes On Saturn Moon

• 20:41

  The Children of Hurin

• 20:04

  GoDaddy Silences RateMyCop.com

• 19:22

  Intel Confirms It Will Ship 160GB Flash Drives

• 18:42

  RIAA Denies Hypocrisy in Royalties Dustup

• 17:41

  Air Force Cyber Command General Answers Slashdot Questions

• 17:00

  FTP Hacking on the Rise

• March 11, 2008
• 9:29

  BattleBots & ESPN Stirke TV Deal

• 7:57

  Linux PCs Discontinued at Wal-Mart Stores

• 5:26

  MacBook Air Confuses Airport Security.

• 3:14

  Tenth Anniversary of First Commercial MP3 Player

• 1:29

  Ericsson Predicts Swift End For Wi-Fi Hotspots

• 0:45

  Beatles and iTunes At Last?

• 0:06

  The Dirty Jobs of IT

• March 10, 2008
• 23:22

  Summer of Code Org Application Deadline Approaches

• 22:43

  Endeavour Crew to Assemble Giant Robot, in Space

• 22:00

  Counterfeit Chips Raise New Terror, Hacking Fears

• 21:18

  Why Aren't More Linux Users Gamers?

• 20:40

  Reading Comics

• 20:08

  Windows 7 Eyed For Antitrust Violations

• 19:21

  State Lawmaker Wants to Ban Anonymous Posting Online

• 18:39

  Google Says Spam, Virus Attacks to Get More Clever

• 18:00

  IT Labor Shortage Is Just a Myth

• 17:19

  Facebook Interviewer Heckled at Web Conference

• 16:24

  The Advertisers are Watching You

• 15:38

  Should Scientists Date People Who Believe Astrology?

• 14:58

  Unreal Creator Proclaims PCs are Not For Gaming

• 14:10

  Cat Ownership Correlated With Heart Health

• 11:33

  T-Ray Camera Sees Through Clothes, Preserves Privacy

• 9:00

  The Battle For Wikipedia's Soul

• 6:26

  Bad Science Journalism Gets Schooled

• 4:24

  IE 5.5 Beats IE6 and IE7 On Acid 3

• 2:23

  NVIDIA Performance On Linux, Solaris, & Vista

• 0:24

  Drugs In Our Drinking Water

• March 09, 2008
• 23:23

  Microsoft Tries To Prevent Further Discovery

• 22:17

  German Police Raid 51 CeBIT Stands Over Patent Claims

• 21:13

  Video Games Are Launching Rock-n-Roll Careers

• 20:10

  Physicists Store, Retrieve a "Squeezed Vacuum"

• 19:07

  Jonathan Zittrain On the Future of the Internet

• 17:49

  Intel Ramps Up 45nm Chip Production, Announces 'Atom' Line

• 16:33

  A New Paradigm For Web Browsing

• 15:18

  European Space Agency Launches New Orbital Supply Ship

• 14:04

  Wikileaks Calls For Global Boycott Against eNom

• 10:57

  Olympic Web Site Features Pirated Content

• 8:48

  Lessig On Corruption and Reform

• 5:41

  Verizon, Fiber Or Die?

• 3:21

  Japan IDs All Its Citizens

• 0:59

  Counter-Claims On Flaws In OOXML Meeting

• March 08, 2008
• 23:50

  US Air Force Issues DMCA Takedown Notice

• 22:40

  White House Email Follies

• 21:33

  Donkey Kong and Me

• 20:27

  Sun Is Porting Java To the iPhone

• 19:20

  HD-DVD and the Early Adopter Premium

• 18:15

  Mega-Cash Prizes and Revolutionary Science

• 17:17

  Intel Patents On-Chip Cosmic Ray Detectors

• 16:12

  Hitchhiker's Guide Turns 30

• 15:15

  Cyber Storm II Set To Begin

• 12:16

  Norwegian Broadcaster Evaluates BitTorrent Distribution Costs

• 9:13

  User-Generated Content Vs. Experts

• 6:18

  Pentagon Hid Magnitude of Data Loss From Recent Breach

• 4:15

  British Airport Will Require Fingerprints From Domestic Passengers

• 2:49

  Powerful Optical Telescope Captures First Binocular Images

• 1:52

  ICANN Wants to End Commerce Dept. Oversight in 2009

• 1:08

  New Book Cuts Through Violent Video Game Myths

• 0:25

  Chicago Links School Cameras to Police

• March 07, 2008
• 23:40

  Homemade Robot Patrols Atlanta Streets

• 22:58

  House IP Leader Endorses P2P Blocking

• 22:15

  De Icaza Regrets Novell/Microsoft Pact

• 21:33

  Bill of Rights for the Digital Age

• 20:49

  NASA Running Out of Plutonium

• 20:05

  The Universe Is 13.73 Billion Years Old

• 19:24

  NVIDIA Doubts Ray Tracing Is the Future of Games

• 18:45

  Posting Publicly Available URL Claimed a "Hack"

• 18:03

  The Myth of the "Transparent Society"

• 17:22

  Little Demand Yet For Silverlight Developers

• 16:39

  Google Pulls Map Images At Pentagon's Request

• 15:56

  OpenOffice.Org Now Under LGPLv3

• 15:14

  Apple Targeting Business World for the iPhone

• 12:13

  Student Faces Expulsion for Facebook Study Group

• 9:11

  National "Dragnet" Connecting at State, Local Level

• 6:58

  Open Source Robot for Household Tasks

• 5:00

  Controversial Section of PRO-IP Act Cut

• 3:02

  Rings Discovered Around a Moon for the First Time

• 1:59

  FBI Admits More Privacy Violations

• 1:10

  Neither Intellectual Nor Property

• 0:29

  New Lock Aims To End Chip Piracy

• March 06, 2008
• 23:49

  Bank That Suppressed WikiLeaks Gives It Up

• 23:09

  Consumer-Level Haptics On the Way

• 22:27

  An App Store For iPhone Software

• 21:48

  The Cuban Memory Stick Underground

• 21:09

  When Should We Ditch Our Platform?

• 20:30

  Canadian Regulator CRTC Saves Independent ISPs

• 19:50

  Using Excel As a 3D Graphics Engine

• 19:07

  Moore's Law Is Microsoft's Latest Enemy

• 18:27

  Underground Freight Networks

• 17:47

  "Bilski" Case May End Business Method Patents

• 17:05

  Aussie Cops Want Powers To Search Any Computer

• 16:22

  A Modular Snake Robot

• 15:40

  FreeBSD 7.0 Bests Linux In SMP Performance

• 14:59

  Brain Scanner Can Tell What You're Looking At

• 11:16

  Jobs Says Flash Video Not Suitable for iPhone

• 8:10

  NASA to Test Emergency Ability of New Spacecraft

• 6:05

  SCO Preps Appeals Against Novell and IBM

• 3:56

  Will Mars be a One-way Trip?

• 2:32

  Feds Have a High-Speed Backdoor Into Wireless Carrier

• 1:28

  Record Box Office Indicates MPAA 'Piracy Problem' Hot Air

• 0:45

  AOL Opens Up the AIM Instant Messaging Network

• 0:02

  CS Degrees Low in 2007 But Bouncing Back

• March 05, 2008
• 23:22

  Telephony Fraudster Gets Lifetime Ban from Telecom Business

• 22:42

  Acid3 Test Released

• 22:01

  The Copyright Crusade a Lost Cause?

• 21:22

  Apache Cookbook 2nd Edition

• 20:44

  Jimmy Wales Faces Allegations of Corruption

• 20:02

  Internet Explorer 8 Beta Features Revealed

• 19:18

  Linus Denounces NDISWrapper, Denies It GPL Status

• 18:37

  eBay Battles Power Sellers

• 18:00

  Microsoft Singularity Now Open Source

• 17:17

  Levitating Haptics Joystick Gives Good Feedback

• 16:34

  D&D's Story Manager Answers Your Questions on Camera

• 15:52

  Clinton Takes Ohio, Texas; McCain Seals The Deal

• 15:14

  Air Force Emails Sensitive Information to Tourism Site

• 13:34

  Statue of Galileo Planned for Vatican

• 11:05

  NIN's Music Experiment Sells Big Numbers

• 9:39

  UN Makes Its Statistical Data Free and Searchable

• 7:28

  Security Holes in Google's Android SDK