Today

• London 2012 ends bankrupt Nortel's sponsorship, signs up Cisco for about $32 million

• Experts work to untangle US, South Korea cyber attack, disagree over extent of Pyongyang ties

• Britain's royal family joins Twitter _ but don't expect one to 'tweet'

• Google CEO glad he dropped his resistance to co-founders' push for PC operating system

• UW-Madison says new Google deal will expand public access to library collection

• Court says evidence insufficient to try Guatemalan arrested for tweet

July 09, 2009

• Google, Microsoft chairmen share laugh together as battle for tech supremacy intensifies

• German justice minister asks foreign ISPs to block neo-Nazi sites

• Broadcom drops takeover bid for Emulex, ending months-long struggle

• Twitter's influence, moneymaking challenges emerge as hot topic as media summit kicks off

• NY attorney general says Tagged social networking site stole e-mail identities

• Sprint Nextel signs $5 billion networking deal with Ericsson, transfers 6,000 employees

• Universal Music Group partners with TuneCore to help discover new artists

July 08, 2009

• Internet radio stations reach deal to head off crippling increase in copyright royalty rates

• Now's the time to get a discounted version of the next Windows _ if your PC is up to it

• EMC to buy Data Domain for $2.1B, NetApp drops out of bidding contest

• Google attacks Microsoft's golden goose with operating system for personal computers

• Review: Web service Aardvark helps you get advice from people in the know whom you might know

• Amazon lowers price of Kindle electronic reader to $299 from $359

• Tech 101: How a denial-of-service cyber attack works, and how to keep your computer safe

October 16, 2007

• House Votes to Renew Internet Tax Block

October 03, 2007

• Google Boosts Corporate E-Mail Service

March 01, 2007

• Verizon Wireless Launches Live Cell TV

January 04, 2007

• Spotlight on Entertainment at Tech Show

January 27, 2006

• Man Sentenced for Stealing Microsoft Code

July 09, 2009

• Scientists observe mysterious tremors deep in California's mighty San Andreas Fault

• Forecasters say El Nino has returned, can affect weather worldwide

• Science loses ground as nation's greatest achievement, still seen as positive by public

July 08, 2009

• It won't work for humans, but scientists find drug that makes male and female mice live longer

• Astronomers see death throes of stars from 11 billion years ago, spotting oldest supernovae