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Intel backs project to give laptops to poor kids

Windows Vista interface causes problems for consumers

Data caps remains the main cost of broadband

Google and BlackBerry make the e-commerce top 10

MTV founder Bob Pittman backs online video hub WeShow

Yahoo loses attention, Google and MSN gain it

Spam is gateway to malware economy

Internet radio royalty hikes delayed

Gadget site launches 'real' shop in Second Life

Motorola's slumping handset sales put pressure on CEO Zander

China's evolutionary leap

Monday, 16th July 2007

Headlines

	Intel backs project to give laptops to poor kids
	Windows Vista interface causes problems for consumers
	Data caps remains the main cost of broadband
	Google and BlackBerry make the e-commerce top 10
	MTV founder Bob Pittman backs online video hub WeShow
	Yahoo loses attention, Google and MSN gain it
	Spam is gateway to malware economy
	Internet radio royalty hikes delayed
	Gadget site launches 'real' shop in Second Life
	Motorola's slumping handset sales put pressure on CEO Zander
	China's evolutionary leap

Making news, Intel has announced it will join the board of the One Laptop Per Child Foundation – to help put computers in the hands of poor children around the world, reversing its long-standing opposition.

Also this afternoon, support.com has listed the top three reasons people call for Vista help: to solve navigation problems, device incompatibility, and home networking issues.

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Intel backs project to give laptops to poor kids
Intel said on Friday it will support a Massachusetts Institute of Technology researcher's project to put computers in the hands of poor children around the world, reversing its long-standing opposition to the proposal.
By Staff Writers

Operating Systems

Windows Vista interface causes problems for consumers
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By Antone Gonsalves

Telco/ISP

Data caps remains the main cost of broadband
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By Staff Writers

Hardware

Google and BlackBerry make the e-commerce top 10
SIIA publishes list of most important e-commerce developments of the past
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Internet

MTV founder Bob Pittman backs online video hub WeShow
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Yahoo loses attention, Google and MSN gain it
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By Thomas Claburn

Security

Spam is gateway to malware economy
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By Larry Greenemeier

Finance

Internet radio royalty hikes delayed
SoundExchange said it will extend 1998 royalty rates for small commercial Internet radio companies..
By K.C. Jones

Internet

Gadget site launches 'real' shop in Second Life
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By Staff Writers

Jobs Centre

Motorola's slumping handset sales put pressure on CEO Zander
Motorola said handset shipments in the most recent quarter are expected to slip to between 35 milion and 36 million -- a substantial drop from the nearly 52 million units shipped in the same quarter a year earlier..
By Sharon Gaudin

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