E-Commerce Times

• Handy Web Sites for Home Sellers Who Go It Alone
• Ballmer Gives Shareholders - and Dell - Cause for Optimism
• Sony Talks Up Plans for Digital Media Superstore
• EU Gives Oracle Extension to Build Sun Deal Defense
• AA.com Sucks the Fun Out of Trip-Planning
• AOL Spinoff May Send Third of Workforce Reeling
• New Calif. Standard Nixes Energy-Guzzling Flat-Screen TVs
• Breaking Out of the Pink Ghetto
• Senate Committee Flogs Big-Name E-Tailers for Sneaky Sales Tactics
• 'Modern Warfare 2' Shocks and Awes With Explosive Sales
• Bill Aims to Plug P2P Leaks of Government Data
• Microsoft Forecasts Azure Skies for Jan. 1
• Down With Opt-Out, Opt-Tricky Software Distribution
• Verizon Weaves AT&T-Bashing Witticisms Into Legal Doc
• Time Warner to Show AOL the Door Dec. 9
• Don't Give Discount Holiday Shoppers Any Reasons to Walk Away
• Would Palm Buy Scuttle Nokia's Symbian Strategy?
• NBC's Sale to Cable Co. Signals TV Sea Change
• United Offers a Touch of Class
• Text Analysis and the Next Generation of BI
• Everyone's Stoked About Cyber Monday - Vendors, Customers and Hackers

TechNewsWorld

• Guiding Cybersecurity Principles for a Swiftly Changing World
• New Pogoplug Brings Mobile Devices Into the Cloud
• Google's Strange and Shiny New OS
• Playboy's Bunny Couldn't Make the Hop to the Web
• Windows 7: Burning Simplicity to Save the OS
• IBM Researchers Go Way Beyond AI With Cat-Like Cognitive Computing
• Trashing IT Hardware the Responsible Way
• Cyberfraud Arrests Unlikely to Stem ZeuS Rampage
• GAO Accuses Nuke Lab of Shoddy Cybersecurity
• Cloud Security's Silver Lining: Q&A With ISF President Howard Schmidt
• YouTube Gives More News Reporting Power to the People
• Adobe Makes Video Power Grab With Flash, Air Betas
• The Drums of Cyberwar
• Road Warning: Swarms of Texting Teens Ahead
• Back to Basics: 5 Things IT Could Do Better in 2010
• Microsoft Addresses Prickly Pair of Windows 7 Flaws
• Network Forensics and Digital Time Travel
• War and Peace: HP Drops Bomb; Intel and AMD Call Truce
• BlackBerry Storm Gathers Strength in Second Version
• Exchange Server 2010: Microsoft Explains It All

MacNewsWorld

• The Mac Cybercrime Immunity Fallacy
• The Gphone That Could Catch My Eye
• Familiar Desktop Features Make Up For Full Browser's Quirks
• Apple's Retail Engine Keeps On Rolling
• What's Apple's Game Plan?
• Ruling Snuffs Psystar's Mac Dreams
• VMware Fuses Performance With Convenience
• Safe Mac Computing on an Unsafe Web

LinuxInsider

• Open Source Science: A Revolution From Within
• Google Spills Chrome OS' Guts
• FOSS and the Google Question
• Maemo Edges Out Symbian in Nokia's N900 Smartphone
• Microsoft FOSSifies .Net Micro Framework
• IT Needs Its Darth Vaders
• Microsoft Goof - One Small Snag in a Code-Licensing Quagmire
• Samsung's Android-Powered Galaxy Spins Into Marketplace
• Microsoft's Patently Absurd 'Sudo Patent'

CRM Buyer

• Health Insurance CRM, Part 2: The BPO Catalyst
• Salesforce.com Pumps Up Volume of Workplace Chatter
• Health Insurance CRM, Part 1: Shifting Into Catch-Up Mode
• Can T-Mobile Get Its Groove Back?
• PaaS and the Democratization of Innovation
• Talk CRM in Language Users Can Understand
• Creating Exceptional Customer Experiences, Both Coming and Going