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  1. Cable customers' choices being debated (AP)
  2. IBM loses retirees' personal info (AP)
  3. Microsoft details patent breaches (AP)
  4. MySpace expands video offerings (AP)
  5. Yahoo hires Blake Jorgensen as new CFO (AP)
  6. Sling Media to let users boost net speed (Reuters)
  7. Nuance buys VoiceSignal, eyes mobile voice control (InfoWorld)
  8. Microsoft says open-source violates 235 patents (Reuters)
  9. Oracle to buy premier PLM company Agile (InfoWorld)
  10. Cisco developing social network tech tools (Reuters)
  11. Microsoft Betas Halo 3 for Xbox 360 (NewsFactor)
  12. Trend sees cell phone only use growing (AP)
  13. Nokia says market share will grow in 2Q (AP)
  14. Intel settles Chinese copyright dispute (AP)
  15. Computers bumped from top of online sales (USATODAY.com)
  16. Santa Rosa Dampens April Laptop Sales (PC World)
  17. Nokia's strength impresses in Europe (FT.com)
  18. Microsoft Demands Royalties for Open-Source Software (PC World)
  19. SAP fills gaps with two Nordic acquisitions (InfoWorld)
  20. UK Companies Diary: Recovery watch at Sainsbury's (FT.com)
  21. Online sales report set for release (AP)
  22. Music piracy crackdown nets college kids (AP)
  23. Geek Squad hospital calls Kentucky home (AP)
  24. Virtual trip: Travel in 'Second Life' (AP)
  25. Info for planning your virtual journey (AP)
  26. Microsoft unveils hardware for Web phone push (Reuters)
  27. MySpace aims to stop reposting of videos (AP)
  28. Microsoft lifts shroud off Halo 3 to mixed reviews (Reuters)
  29. Justice Department Goes After Online Gambling (PC World)
  30. IAC to launch Ask Mobile GPS service (Reuters)
  31. Sun Reads A New Script (TechWeb)
  32. GOP committee choice criticized (AP)
  33. Info for planning your virtual journey (AP)
  34. McCartney's "Memory" goes digital (Reuters)
  35. Threefold Revenue Jump Expected For Mobile Video Services (TechWeb)
  36. Red Hat ratchets up co-opetition with IBM, HP (InfoWorld)
  37. Microsoft lifts shroud off Halo 3 (Reuters)
  38. Online Child Pornography Defendant Expected to Cooperate (TechWeb)
  39. Microsoft eyes huge launch sales of "Halo 3" (Reuters)
  40. MySpace aims to stop reposting of videos (AP)
  41. Ballmer Coy About Yahoo Acquisition Prospects (PC World)
  42. 3Leaf Systems: Scale up by scaling out (InfoWorld)
  43. IBM Moves to Make Data Centers More Energy-Efficient (PC Magazine)
  44. Thailand drops plan to sue Google (AP)
  45. LEDs emerge to fight fluorescents (AP)
  46. Calif. Web site outsources reporting (AP)
  47. NYC taxi cabs offer high-tech hardware (AP)
  48. New domain names could come in mid-2008 (AP)
  49. YouTube to remove some clips mocking Thai king (Reuters)
  50. After the Treo 755p, whither the Palm OS? (InfoWorld)
  51. Qualcomm talks tough on patents, 4G (InfoWorld)
  52. Red Hat and Intel Make Managed Linux PCs (PC World)
  53. Building trust in downloads no simple feat (InfoWorld)
  54. IBM aims to make big computing greener (AP)
  55. Online game sells pawnshop licenses (AP)
  56. Taxi rides in NYC going high-tech (AP)
  57. Haircuts embody diverse Silicon Valley work ethos (Reuters)
  58. Local agencies test sites for ID software (USATODAY.com)
  59. Sun’s JavaFX helps bridge digital divide, McNealy says (InfoWorld)
  60. Red Hat Shuns 'Windows Clone' Model for Global Desktop (PC Magazine)
  61. Microsoft to sell over $1 bln in software to Lenovo (Reuters)
  62. MySpace Japan launches video services (AFP)
  63. Yahoo to end North American auctions (AP)
  64. Dell donates computer to Smithsonian (AP)
  65. Review: And now, a mid-sized BlackBerry (AP)
  66. Microsoft buys stake in CareerBuilder (AP)
  67. Time Warner: Cable interactive ads can compete with Web ads (Reuters)
  68. Faster Wi-Fi Could Spark Chip, Notebook Sales (Investor's Business Daily)
  69. Q&A: GlassFish shows open source at its best (InfoWorld)
  70. Microsoft opts to build, not buy, business software (Reuters)
  71. IBM aims to make big computing greener (AP)
  72. Online game sells pawnshop licenses (AP)
  73. Some profit off Va. Tech domain names (AP)
  74. Cell tracking locates heart recipient (AP)
  75. Penn archive offers downloadable poetry (AP)
  76. Microsoft signs Web video deals (AP)
  77. Free Paris! Petition asks Schwarzenegger to terminate sentence (AFP)
  78. EA has four new iPod games in the pipeline (Macworld.com)
  79. Red Hat partners with IBM on mainframes (Reuters)
  80. Java to get 'superpackage' for software distribution (InfoWorld)
  81. Microsoft Fixes Nasty DNS Server, Exchange Flaws (PC World)
  82. Disney site music to parents' ears? (USATODAY.com)
  83. Three private-equity groups eyeing Alltel: report (Reuters)
  84. Intel to update Centrino laptop hardware (Reuters)
  85. Yahoo scaling back not just photos, but auctions (Reuters)
  86. Lexmark's New, Inexpensive Wi-Fi Printers (PC World)
  87. Sun Revamps Its 'Java Everywhere' Message (TechWeb)
  88. Internet encyclopedia to list all 1.8 mln species (Reuters)
  89. EA warns on 2008 profit as "Spore" delayed (Reuters)
  90. Comcast CEO shows off super quick modem (AP)
  91. Semiconductor Firm Owned Strong Profit (Investor's Business Daily)
  92. Red Hat, IBM form mainframe partnership (Reuters)
  93. Business software needs YouTube jolt: SAP exec (Reuters)
  94. Sun Partners with Ericsson on Java Platform (PC World)
  95. EA losses widen 56 percent (AP)
  96. MySpace to acquire Photobucket: source (Reuters)
  97. "El Tigre" leads next wave of Nick games from THQ (Reuters)
  98. Ericsson and Sun to develop open source-based server (Reuters)
  99. Surge of 3-D films set for U.S. theaters by 2009 (Reuters)
  100. Amazon settles patent suits with IBM (AP)