YouTube To Talk Copyright Infringement with Japan
Executives of YouTube.com are to meet a group of Japanese media firms that complained to the video sharing Internet site over copyright infringement, the Japanese organization said.
Nine New Security Tools
A handful of new tools for securing your PC, from keystroke-logger detectors to full-blown security suites.
Microsoft Doubles Down on Cars
Microsoft is expanding its automotive business unit and replacing its current department head with a Detroit native.
Clear Channel: Text Us Song Requests
Clear Channel Communications Inc. launched on Monday a free mobile program that enables listeners to text-message radio stations from their cell phones to make song requests, get real-time traffic reports and access other information.
Unblock Start-Up Programs in Vista
Seagate Sponsors Design Contest For Mobile Hard Drives
In a bid to connect with younger users, Seagate is asking teens and twenty-somethings to come up with the next digital storage idea. And where better to do it than MySpace?
Intuit Makes TurboTax Available for Free
Intuit has made a version of its TurboTax tax-preparation software free to use online for a limited time.
Google Quarterly Profits Jump 46 Percent
Web search leader Google reported on Thursday a 46 percent rise in profit that topped Wall Street expectations, fueled by accelerating market share gains and tighter cost controls.
Trina to Supply Cells for Solar-Powered Plane
On Monday, solar cell maker Trina Solar Ltd said it would supply nearly 300 photovoltaic cells to France's LISA Airplanes for its Hy-Bird solar and fuel cell powered airplane.
Google Would Endorse Federal Privacy Law
Google has told a senior Republican lawmaker concerned about privacy that the Internet search and advertising company supports a federal privacy law.
