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Not all YouTube providers content

Aug 30, 2007
Today, YouTube announced a music-sharing agreement with thousands of U.K. songwriters who'll get paid if their music is used. But as Janet Babin reports, some say content providers should choose if they want to be on there in the first place.
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Dialing one state closer to obsolete

Aug 29, 2007
The Internet has already killed AT&T's Time & Temperature service in 48 states and now the phone company's adding California to that list. Not that many people were using it anyway, Janet Babin reports.
Posted In: Science
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Tech stocks stable in uneasy Dow sea

Aug 28, 2007
Over the past several weeks of market volatility, tech stocks have remained uncharacteristically calm -- and some have even seen gains. Ashley Milne-Tyte looks at the where tech sector is headed in an uncertain market.
Posted In: Investing, Wall Street
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'I partied and I unlocked the iPhone!'

Aug 24, 2007
George Hotz, 17, has posted on his blog the instructions for how to fiddle with an iPhone so it can be used with a wireless carrier other than AT&T. Kai Ryssdal figured that was worth a conversation and called him up.
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A pilot program on XM's schedule?

Aug 23, 2007
The FAA is planning to award a contract to overhaul the nation's air traffic control system. The list of bidders includes a company known more for music and talk shows than cockpit communications. Lisa Napoli reports.
Posted In: Travel
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Answers or hot air on global warming?

Aug 20, 2007
Debate in Congress over government regulations on carbon dioxide emissions is starting to heat up. Sam Eaton reports on the differing views on a carbon tax and "cap and trade."
Posted In: Washington
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Skype silenced by software bug

Aug 17, 2007
Skype, one of the most popular companies offering phone service over the Internet, suffered a pretty unpopular glitch the last couple of days. Lisa Napoli reports.
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Will the rush for green pan out?

Aug 17, 2007
There's money to be made in the effort to halt global warming. One burgeoning business is the buying and selling of "carbon offsets" to American industry and consumers. What are these offset projects and how good are their claims? Claire Schoen reports.
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iRate over iPhone bills

Aug 15, 2007
Some iPhone users are getting more than they bargained for -- like 300-page phone bills from AT&T. Ashley Milne-Tyte reports.
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Nasdaq opens a new Portal

Aug 14, 2007
Nasdaq is launching a new market with about 500 companies listed. But before you rush out to make your first trades, Amy Scott has some caveats to report.
Posted In: Investing, Wall Street

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