E-Commerce Times

• Google Digs Up Old Direct-Sales Nexus Strategy
• Judge Takes Oracle Attorney to Task Over Importance of 9 Lines of Code
• Federal Cloud Adoption, Part 2: Raining Contracts
• Groupon Gets a Second Wind
• Facebook's Future May Still Be in Play
• Nvidia Deal Puts a New Spin on Patent-Portfolio Acquisition
• Federal Cloud Adoption, Part 1: Lots of Baby Steps
• Muddy Road Ahead for Yahoo?
• Cofounder's Renunciation of US Citizenship Unlikely to Hurt Facebook IPO
• Facebook Offers Users a Megaphone for Hire
• Security and the Cloud: The Great Reconciliation
• NAD Finds Oracle's Pants on Fire
• FTC's Instagram Probe Could Spotlight Zuckerberg's Wheeling and Dealing
• Dish Offers New Ad-Vanishing DVR Service
• Under Zuckerberg's Hoodie
• Cloud Management Keys to Success
• Rumored Merger Could Give T-Mobile a Shot in the Arm
• Oracle, Google Take Swings in Round 2
• Will Apple or Google Buy Sprint to Break Into the Wireless Network Biz?
• E-Commerce Companies Pleasing Customers More Than Ever
• MySpace Privacy Shenanigans Earn FTC Finger-Shaking
• Yahoo Nail-Biting Could Lead to Bloodletting
• That Nasty, Lying Anonymous Internet Post Could Cost $13.78 Million
• Despite a Few Muffed Lines, Facebook Roadshow's a Hit
• A Lot Rides on Unsettled Fair Use Question in Java Trial
• VMware View 5.1 and the Future of End-User Computing

TechNewsWorld

• Quantum Teleportation Leaps to New Distance Record
• Can a Fresher Flickr Be Yahoo's Ray of Sunshine?
• The BBC's Olympian Streaming Ambitions
• Entertaining Home Technologies
• Brainput Project Takes a Load Off Humans' Minds
• Lenovo Shoots for Sexy With Svelt, Sleek Portables
• Windows 8 Browser Brouhaha Draws Regulator Attention
• Microsoft Sets Sail With Russian Pirate Hunters
• Iron-Eating Bacteria: Coming Soon to a Hard Drive Near You?
• Buffalo Debuts Speed Freak WiFi Router
• Facebook's Face-Melting Fast European Network
• FBI Sounds Alarm on Hotel WiFi Caper
• Pulling a Zuckerberg, or How to Kill a $100B IPO
• Mozilla and Google ARMwrestle Microsoft
• The Thompson Crisis: Sloppy Whopper or Poor Career Personal Hygiene?
• Bing Makes Triple-Column Play With New Interface Design
• Dutch Officials Do Battle With Pirate Hordes
• Shining Some Light on Sunspots
• Facebook Moves Its App Flea Market Indoors
• Sprint's New Tri-Fi Hotspot Finds a Signal Any Which Way It Can
• Norway Rounds Up Alleged International Teenaged Cybervillains
• When Wikipedia Vandals Attack
• HP Declares New 'Sleekbooks' Notebook Category
• Symantec on the Move With Enterprise Security
• mHealth Looks Rosy at CTIA
• The Australian Pol Who Hates 'Likes'
• DHS Sounds Alarm on Gas Line Cyberthreat
• Brain-Scanning Bot Maps Minds at Warp Speed
• Google Takes an Autonomous Road Trip Through Nevada
• Genachowski Promises Spectrum Solutions
• ACTA Runs Out of Gas in Europe
• The Tech-Adept Kitchen: A Home's Heart - and Brain

MacNewsWorld

• The MacBook Pro's Mystery Mix
• New MacBook, New Cloud, New Leaf
• MenuTab Keeps Facebook Nicely Widgetized
• SynchroCam Sorely Disappoints
• iTV: Not If but What
• Proview and Apple: A Tale of Two Lawsuits
• iPad: Desperately Seeking Guest Mode
• Will Apple Take Root in Walmart?
• AK-7 MIDI Keyboard Knows the Music but Mumbles the Words

LinuxInsider

• Whatever You Want, Miro Finds It, Gets It, Plays It
• Code Clues Reheat Google Tablet Rumors
• Windows RT and the Dastardly Browser-Exclusion Deed
• Google Drive for Android: Just About as Good as the Rest
• To GNU or Not to GNU? That Is the Question
• Precise Pangolin: Ubuntu Grows Up
• Mixed Signals in IT's Great IP War

CRM Buyer

• The Rise of Open Source
• Sapphire Now: It's a Mobile, Social, Cloudy, Collaborative World
• CRM Conference to Showcase the Retail Experience
• Zoho Boosts Its Social Enterprise Creds
• When Your Business Goofs, CRM Can Be Your Best Friend
• Sustainable CRM
• BPM and CMOs: A Match Made in Heaven