Morocco, where bloggers can write about anything...almost (AFP)

RABAT (AFP) - It may be a far cry from the millions of blogs active in the West, but Moroccos blogosphere has taken off as the liveliest fre...

Philips partners with Rhapsody for digital music (Reuters)

LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Dutch electronics group Philips is forming an alliance with digital media company RealNetworks to offer online music u...

Las Vegas consumer show unveils smart cars and robotic massages (AFP)

LAS VEGAS (AFP) - The worlds top consumer electronics show informally got under way in Las Vegas with an early glimpse at smart cars, roboti...

Broadcasters gear up for cell-phone TV (AP)

LAS VEGAS - U.S. TV broadcasters will be ready to start transmitting signals for portable electronics like cell phones next year, the develo...

Toshiba HD DVD sales hit 1 mln in North America (Reuters)

LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Japans Toshiba Corp said on Sunday it sold 1 million HD DVD digital video recorders in North America last year, driven...

Thailand shuts down political Web site (AP)

BANGKOK, Thailand - Thai authorities have shut down a political Web site that spoke out against the monarchy, the site's operator said S...

Warner's Blu-ray Endorsement Boosts the Buzz at CES (PC World)

The decision by Warner Bros. to drop HD DVD in favor of Blu-ray Disc for high-definition movies has set the electronics industry abuzz. Ann...

Sears IT Practices Called Into Question (TechWeb)

Sears IT practices have come under fire from spyware researcher Benjamin Edelman, who alleges that Sears is installing online tracking softw...

Sony's Blu-ray seen winning DVD format war: Japanese media (AFP)

TOKYO (AFP) - The Blu-ray format has gained the upper hand in the battle for next-generation DVD supremacy, Japanese press said Sunday, afte...

China cracks down on 'vulgar' video (AP)

BEIJING - China is launching a nationwide crackdown on sexually suggestive video and audio products, in the latest effort by government cens...

U.S. video game industry growth seen slowing (Reuters)

LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - U.S. video game industry sales growth is expected to slow in 2008 as accelerated demand for software is tempered by a ...

NGO demands details of Saudi blogger's arrest (AFP)

RIYADH (AFP) - A Saudi human rights group on Saturday demanded the interior ministry explain why an Internet blogger who called for politica...

Sony to add Skype Web phone function to PSP: Nikkei (Reuters)

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japans Sony Corp plans to add an Internet phone function to its PlayStation Portable (PSP) game player in cooperation with...

2008 CES: More Tech Than You Can Handle (PC World)

Las Vegas this week becomes the tech capital of the world as the 2008 International Consumer Electronics Show and an estimated 140,000 conve...

Red Hat CEO targets Oracle, Microsoft (AP)

RALEIGH, N.C. - Software maker Red Hat Inc. CEO Jim Whitehurst said Friday -- his fourth day on the job -- that he's angling for a showd...

Owner of JDate Web site considers sale: source (Reuters)

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Spark Networks, home to popular Jewish online dating site JDate.com , is looking for a buyer and talking to leading soc...

Wi-Fi startup to pick up where Google left off in SF (InfoWorld)

San Francisco - Wireless networking startup Meraki plans to deliver free wireless Internet access, supported by advertising, across San Fran...

After criticism, Sears plugs Web site's privacy hole (InfoWorld)

San Francisco - Sears Holdings has taken part of its Managemyhome.com Web site offline following revelations that the site was making custo...

Intel severs alliance with One Laptop Per Child (AFP)

SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) - Computer chip giant Intel said Friday it has severed its alliance with the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) initiative aime...

The Mobile Internet, Other Technologies Sing Viva Las Vegas (Investor's Business Daily)

Mobile Internet devices, next-generation high-definition TVs and new and improved systems for watching video entertainment from the Internet...