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• Google To Allow New EtherPad Creation; Will Release EtherPad Source EtherPad users won't be left out in the cold, despite the Google buyout.
• Boxee Gets Boxed, by D-Link The net video management software enters beta, adds some new content partners, and becomes a physical set-top box made by D-Link
• Web Services Should Add 'Scam Protection' If Yahoo and Google already search e-mail to generate targeted ads, why not targeted warnings?
• Clicker Staging Web TV Takeover, Unites With Boxee Clicker wants to be liberated from the desktop, and has partnered with set-top box software startup Boxee as its first step.
• The 5 Best Business Technologies of a Lousy Decade The '00s weren't pretty, but they brought us broad adoption of major business technologies we can't imagine living without.
• One-Click Holidays: Free Web Apps Make It Easy Whether you're planning a big holiday meal, buying gifts or sending out greeting cards, help is just a click away.
• Keep Your Passwords Private--and Handy--With LastPass An online airing of tens of thousands of stolen Webmail passwords suggests that it’s time to find extra protection.
• Teen Jailed for Hacking Scientology Site A New Jersey man was sentenced to a year in prison plus $37,500 fine for his role in a DDoS attack last year.
• Microsoft Makes Big Azure Announcements at PDC 2009 Analysis: Microsoft ups the cloud ante. Now will that dog hunt?
• Microsoft Office 2010: An Intriguing Beta The revised productivity suite brings interface tweaks, modest but useful desktop innovations, and integration with minimalist Web apps.
• In-Flight Entertainment on a Netbook Here's how to make the most of a low-powered PC, be it a netbook or humbly equipped business machine.
• Increase Your Gmail and Picasa Storage for as Little as $5 Google's having a fire sale! Well, make that a storage sale. Now's your chance to get loads of extra space on the cheap.
• Finding Your Photos Online Worried about photo theft? See if your photos are posted on the Web.
• Music Piracy Wars May Finally Take a Break A survey suggests music labels should relax, while a new P2P project self-polices users.
• Ex- CEO Charged in Denial of Service Attack A federal grand jury indicts the former CEO of YouSendIt of trying to sabotage his former company.
• Will New Internet Domain Names Change the Web? ICANN approved new international domain names, but how will this change the Internet and the Web?
• Will Facebook's $711 Million Antispam Win Matter? The "Spam King" is ordered to pay up for spamming Facebook customers -- but the battle against junk e-mail is never-ending.
• Google: We're Only Slightly Guilty of Blocking Calls Google tells the FCC that it should be let off the hook, because it's cut back on the calls it blocks.
• HP Photosmart Premium TouchSmart Web All-in-One Printer The idea of accessing Web apps from your printer is intriguing, but the execution on this model shows that HP still has some work to do.
• Migrate to Windows 7--Slowly, Part 4: Installing Your Apps A killer service automates the process of downloading and installing popular software--and it's free!
• Our Tech Holiday Wish List: 10 Cool Gadgets We Really, Really Want Colorful netbooks, personal TV systems, powerful digital cameras, and a potent Webcam: Our list is made, and we're checking it twice.
• Serif WebPlus X4 Serif WebPlus X4 combines drag-and-drop simplicity with highly customizable options to deliver tools that even nontechies can use to create sophisticated, interactive Web sites.
• Pink Tech for the Cure As Breast Cancer Awareness month winds down, we look at some pink gadgets that you can pick up at the last minute.
• Shoeboxed: Making Business Life Less Tedious There are two tasks in business that are really tedious: Tracking your receipts for expenses and capturing business card data.
• Judge Throws out Craigslist Lawsuit UPDATE: A judge ruled in favor of Craigslist in a suit regarding its erotic services category.