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Senator Pushes for Net Neutrality Legislation
A senior U.S. lawmakerplans to introduce a bill in January that would bar Internet providers like AT&T Inc from blocking Web content, setting up a renewed battle over so-called network neutrality.
Hacks Allow Satellite Radio On Smartphones
Fans of U.S. satellite radio have been waiting eagerly for nearly a year to get XM or Sirius on to their cell phones. But as the two satellite radio providers carefully ponder their mobile strategies and chew over business plans, a small group of technically savvy devotees are taking matters into their own hands.
Windows Live Messenger 8 Enters Public Beta
A new version of the popular Messenger communications client from Microsoft has been made available to the general public.
Researcher: Super Bowl Site Worm Could Take Over PCs
The official Web site of Dolphin Stadium -- which is hosting this weekend's Super Bowl -- has been hacked to insert malicious code that will download and remotely take over a user's computer, a security researcher warned Friday.

Privacy Advocates Slam AT&T on Customer Records
Privacy advocates slam AT&T for declaring that it owns its Internet and video customers' account information and could hand the data over to law enforcement if needed.
Netgear Acquires Infrant for $60M
Router company Netgear announced Thursday that it has acquired networked storage provider Infrant for $60 million in cash, and the deal is expected to close in the second quarter of '07.

Researcher: WMF Exploit Sold Underground for $4,000
Several weeks before the WMF zero-day vulnerability attracted mainstream attention and forced Microsoft to issue an emergency patch, virus hunters say Russian hacker groups were hawking the exploit code for $4,000 a pop.
House Panel Approves Internet Gambling Ban
The measure would update and expand existing law to cover all forms of interstate gambling in the United States and would bar a gambling business from accepting payment in the form of credit cards, checks, wire and Internet transfers.
Matsushita To Enter Digital Camera Market
Panasonic brand maker Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. said on Monday it plans to introduce its first digital single-lens reflex (SLR) camera later this year, aiming to grab a slice of the fast-growing market.