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• 29 May 2007

• News: CD-Wow fined £41 million in damages

  The company responsible for CD-Wow, Music Trading Online, has been ordered to pay £41 million to the British Phonographic Industry.

• News: European first for Adobe Max conference

  Adobe announced that its MAX conference will be coming to Europe for the first time, with MAX 2007 taking place in Barcelona on 15 - 18 October.

• News: 20th Century Fox plans Sims: The movie

  The Sims game is to be made into a film, with 20th Century Fox securing the rights.

• News: Scotland tops UK broadband charts

  Aberdeenshire and Shetland are the first local authority areas in Britain to have more than half of their homes and businesses switch to ADSL broadband, figures released by BT reveal.

• News: Zune: 1 million sales for iPod Killer

  Microsoft beats its goal of shipping over a million Zune digital music players by June - a welcome boost to its efforts to take on Apple's iPod

• News: Linux Foundation slams Microsoft's patent ploy

  Linux Foundation's Jim Zemlin said Microsoft's recent patent claim against Linux and the open-source community is a delaying tactic to merely help protect its profits, according to a column in BusinessWeek.

• News: iPhone rumours boost Taiwanese supplier

  Shares of Taiwan's Quanta Computer soared early today after the island's two largest financial daily newspapers said the company had won orders for Apple iPhones.

• News: Finnish court rules DVD DRM 'ineffective'

  A Finnish court ruling is prompting questions over the wording of a European copyright directive that prohibits publishing information that could enable illegal DVD copying.

• News: China develops cyberwarfare viruses

  The People's Liberation Army (PLA) continues to build cyberwarfare units and develop viruses to attack enemy computer systems as part of its information-warfare strategy, the US Department of Defense (DOD) has warned.

• News: Nokia to open research centre in China

  Nokia will open its first research centre in Asia in partnership with a Chinese university, the company said on Monday.

• News: Truth about Microsoft's Linux deal revealed

  Novell has published details of its landmark November 2006 partnership agreements with Microsoft.

• News: eBay launches Thai auction site

  Fewer than six months after reducing its commitment in China, eBay will make a new foray into Asia, this time in Thailand, the company said on Monday.

• News: Infosys boss 'disrespected' Indian anthem

  A court in Bangalore, India, has ordered the registration of a criminal case against N.R. Narayana Murthy, chairman and co-founder of Indian outsourcer Infosys Technologies.

• News: Nortel cited in Avaya acquisition rumour

  Avaya may become the next major technology firm purchased by private equity, according to a report today

• 28 May 2007

• News: 10 tips and tricks for nagging PC problems

  If you're having trouble with your Wi-Fi network, your printer is up to no good and your PC is begrudgingly slow to start up, it's time to put some fire back in its belly.

• 27 May 2007

• News: Vista productivity tools: tips to work smart

  Windows Vista contains so many new doodads, gizmos and applets that some of the more useful ones are easy to overlook. Here are the new Vista features we find particularly nifty

• 26 May 2007

• News: Analysis: Vista PC sales boost coming to an end

  Windows Vista's official release earlier this year may have distorted PC sales in the last six months, but it is unlikely to accelerate the market overall, a market research firm has said

• News: Interview: Google stands behind news site

  Google News has become a major source of web traffic - and frustration - for many media companies. We spoke to product manager Nathan Stoll about ranking, fair use and the benefits the site provides

• 25 May 2007

• News: Facebook enters online video battle

  Facebook has become the latest entrant into the online video battle, opening its Facebook f8 platform to outside developers and partners in an effort to gain ground on social networking rivals.

• News: Toshiba's SED TV delayed again

  Toshiba won't launch flat-panel TVs based on SED (surface-conduction electron-emitter display) screens this year after all.

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