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Saturday	August 20, 2005		Comments

	Monsanto trying to patent pigs United States \| New Standard		[0]

Wednesday	August 17, 2005		Comments

	Media companies think that the latest computer worm was directed at them, not that Windoze 2000 sucks and they shouldn't be on it anyway. United States \| Washington Post		[0]

Thursday	August 11, 2005		Comments

	Online games inspiring virtual money laundering and real-life sweatshops to get fake cash that can be turned into real currency. Global \| 1UP.com		[0]

Sunday	August 7, 2005		Comments

	FCC rules that telephone companies no longer have to open up their DSL networks to competition. United States \| internetnews.com		[0]

Thursday	August 4, 2005		Comments

	Dog cloned Korea, Republic Of \| Zaman Online		[0]

	Scientists able to implant fake memories to help people lose weight. In other news, Bush is God, Bush is God, Bush is God, Bush is God, Bush is God, Bush is God, Bush is God, Bush is God, Bush is God, Bush is God, Bush is God. United States \| Wichita Eagle		[0]

Friday	July 29, 2005		Comments

	The Electronic Frontier Foundation's Legal Guide for Bloggers United States \| Electronic Frontier Foundation		[0]

Thursday	July 28, 2005		Comments

	Web Hosting Goes Green: More companies offering environmentally-friendly options Global \| TechSoup		[0]

Sunday	July 17, 2005		Comments

	The high-stakes battle to control the Net Global \| canada.com		[0]

Thursday	July 14, 2005		Comments

	The internet arrives in the Amazon for good or bad. Amazon, meet Amazon.com. Brazil \| Association for Progressive Communications		[0]

Friday	July 8, 2005		Comments

	American-style software patents rejected by the EU in a big win for smaller IT businesses. Global \| eWeek.com		[0]

Wednesday	July 6, 2005		Comments

	The Art of 'Manufacturing Uncertainty' United States \| Los Angeles Times		[0]

Tuesday	July 5, 2005		Comments

	Brazil considering building 2 million low-cost laptops ($100 each), and sending half to local schools for free. Brazil \| CNN		[0]

Sunday	July 3, 2005		Comments

	U.S. announces that for security reason it will maintain control of the main DNS servers and therefore internet traffic. United States \| Business Week		[0]

Monday	June 27, 2005		Comments

	The US is going to produce 330 pounds of plutonium 238 at a cost of $1.5 billion and 50,000 drums of hazardous and radioactive waste -- but won't say what it'll be used for. United States \| AlJazeera		[0]

	Cable companies allowed to keep their networks closed, making it more difficult for ISPs to compete. United States \| Forbes		[0]

Sunday	June 26, 2005		Comments

	A group of volunteers is using wiki software to look through thousands of pages of complex documents about detainees at Guantanamo Bay. United States \| Wired News		[0]

Thursday	June 16, 2005		Comments

	Sun Microsystems is going kind of open source United States \| CNET News.com		[0]

Friday	June 10, 2005		Comments

	How to build an open wi-fi community Global \| TechSoup		[0]

Friday	June 3, 2005		Comments

	This wouldn't concern me if I hadn't seen "Real Genius" United States \| CNN		[0]

Thursday	May 26, 2005		Comments

	400,000 credit-card holders in Georgia are trying out the "blink" card containing an RFID chip. In other news, 400,000 Georgians can now be identified a football field away by anyone with an RFID reader. United States \| Infospace		[0]

Tuesday	May 24, 2005		Comments

	The final chapter of the Star Wars saga has gone over to the Internet's dark side. Global \| CNN		[0]

Saturday	May 21, 2005		Comments

	Finally, the "liberal" arts are being put in their place! [.jpg] United States \| flickr		[0]

Tuesday	May 17, 2005		Comments

	Google doesn't give a fuck about you Global \| Something Awful		[0]

Sunday	May 15, 2005		Comments

	Microsoft reaches out to the open source community. I'm sure they have the best of intentions. United States \| TechSoup		[0]

Thursday	May 12, 2005		Comments

	Major internet marketer being sued for secretly installing spyware and adware. United States \| Wired News		[0]

Thursday	May 5, 2005		Comments

	Genographic Project wants DNA from communities worldwide to study how ancient peoples were disseminated around the planet. Indigenous peoples, however, are hesitant, "We are tired of being fooled." Global \| Global Information Network		[0]

Sunday	May 1, 2005		Comments

	Never say never. Australia \| NEWS.com.au		[0]

Saturday	April 23, 2005		Comments

	Is Low-Cost Wi-Fi Un-American? "The patriots at Verizon, Qwest, Comcast, Bell South and SBC Communications have created legislation that will stop the creeping socialism of broadband community Internet before it invades our homes." United States \| In These Times		[0]

	Podcasting gets political United States \| TechSoup		[0]