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Stuff wot I’m reading:

• End of analogue TV poses green problem
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• BBC, iTunes and the long-awaited iPlayer
  
  from Guardian Unlimited: Technology blog
• Babelgum - another new, new TV thing
  
  from The Register
• Turkish court bans YouTube access
  
  from BBC News | Technology | World Edition
• Pandora cries for help in web radio scare
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• BBC wants iPlayer to be video download central
  
  from the INQUIRER
• French to limit violent net clips
  
  from BBC News | Technology | World Edition
• eBay moves to stop pirates
  
  from Web User : Internet & Technology News
• Huge leap for domain name registrations
  
  from PC Advisor News
• Students assessed with Wikipedia
  
  from BBC News | Technology | World Edition

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• Microsoft attacks Google over copyright
  
  from PC Pro news
• Webcasters face doubling of royalties
  
  from The Register
• Proof That Zune Screens Are Cracking?
  
  from Gizmodo
• BlackBerry 8300 Leaked?
  
  from Gizmodo
• Rumour: no widescreen iPod for 6 months
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• Google asks users to tweak translations
  
  from PC Pro news
• Minister buys Second Life island
  
  from PC Advisor News
• Guy Goma, YouTube and the BBC
  
  from The Register
• Blogs threaten the future for the humble diary
  
  from MacUser news
• Microsoft accused of encouraging piracy
  
  from the INQUIRER

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• eBay sellers make $18,000 from the iPhone
  
  from MacUser news
• Robot blogger makes light work for humans
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• Video: Behind the scenes of Apple’s ‘1984′ ad
  
  from MacUser news
• The rise of technology addiction
  
  from BBC News | Technology | World Edition
• RFID Embedded Shoes Stop the Thieves
  
  from Gizmodo
• Berners-Lee: Internet must not discriminate
  
  from silicon.com : News
• Wired cracks Digg, but there’s a backlash from TechCrunch
  
  from Guardian Unlimited: Technology blog
• BBC makes deal with YouTube
  
  from Guardian Unlimited Technology
• O2 gives away free phones by accident
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Apple patent spells trouble for Zune player
  
  from MacUser news

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• MacBook Pro takes bullet like a champ
  
  from Engadget
• BBC online TV must not be Windows-only
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• World’s oldest bogger is 107
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Zune Marketplace Songs Work on PlaysForSure Devices…
  
  from CrunchGear
• Make up friends for your MySpace
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• Golfer sues Wiki IP address
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Video: Hidden iPhone details uncovered
  
  from MacUser news
• Wii DVD playback enabled by chip
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Apple, Samsung, Sandisk sued over MP3
  
  from PC Advisor News
• Film about Apple founders released DRM-free
  
  from MacUser news

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• Google reserves YouTube DRM for partners only
  
  from PC Pro news
• Sony hints at downloadable HDTV and movies on PS3
  
  from Engadget
• Wii Does HD, But Not Really
  
  from Gizmodo
• Tech to get the Pop Idol treatment
  
  from the INQUIRER
• BBC urged to resist website ads
  
  from BBC News | Technology | World Edition
• Amstrad sales not sweet for Sugar
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Mobile phones are the second worst invention
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• Net vultures circle Joss Stone TV train crash
  
  from The Register
• Wiki can link to controversial documents, judge rules
  
  from The Register
• Microsoft Office skips ‘unlucky’ version 13
  
  from PC Advisor News

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• Source: Microsoft Zune Phone In the Works
  
  from CrunchGear
• Hackers ‘hammering away’ at Vista
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• Blu-ray Gaining Ground on HD DVD
  
  from Gizmodo
• Dell developing handheld games console
  
  from The Register
• My son won’t tell me the password
  
  from Web User : Internet & Technology News
• Apple deal drives Creative income, revenues skyward
  
  from The Register
• Half want reality TV restrictions
  
  from Web User : Internet & Technology News
• Tagging ‘takes off for web users’
  
  from BBC News | Technology | World Edition
• IE ripe for attack, despite Microsoft claims
  
  from The Register
• Microsoft’s Zune boss quits
  
  from PC Advisor News

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• Yahoo more popular than sex, says Google
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Google loses European GMail trademark battle
  
  from The Register
• Google Notifier’s hidden secret
  
  from PC Advisor News
• On-demand to up broadband costs?
  
  from Web User : Internet & Technology News
• Sky video on demand coming March
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• BBC’s download plans get backing
  
  from BBC News | Technology | World Edition
• Nokia N-Gage resurfaces at secret meetings
  
  from The Register
• Gamers targeted by online thieves
  
  from PC Advisor News
• Shocker: men actually follow instructions
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• EU Commissioner warns US on gambling ban
  
  from The Register

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• YouTube blocks mobile video encoder
  
  from The Register
• IBM launches MySpace look-a-like for offices
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• BBC’s on-demand plans slated
  
  from Web User : Internet & Technology News
• Branscombe shipwreck: eBay flogfest begins
  
  from The Register
• AmigaOS 4 reviewed
  
  from Engadget
• DRM blamed for music’s seven-year slump
  
  from MacUser news
• eMusic racks up 250,000 subscribers
  
  from MacUser news
• Zune not hitting Europe until Christmas
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• Porn stars nervous about HD
  
  from PC Advisor News
• Hacker cracks Blu-ray as well
  
  from the INQUIRER

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• Microsoft Prepping Zune Filling Stations
  
  from Gizmodo
• Boot Camp: Free for Leopards, $30 for Tigers
  
  from CrunchGear
• BBC in talks on Google link-up
  
  from Guardian Unlimited Technology
• Beware bundled broadband deals
  
  from Web User : Internet & Technology News
• Microsoft Sending Zune to Fat Camp?
• MySpace accused of failing to protect children
  
  from PC Advisor News
• Microsoft’s proposed iPod tie-up revealed
  
  from PC Advisor News
• Independent music labels sign up for MySpace
  
  from PC Pro news
• Xbox 360 controller gets motion-sensitive
  
  from Engadget
• Music companies mull ditching DRM
  
  from the INQUIRER

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• Google Earth is terrorists’ tool of choice
  
  from the INQUIRER
• ZOMG, Zune runs teh Linux!
  
  from Engadget
• Will the iPhone flop like the Mac?
  
  from Guardian Unlimited: Technology blog
• iPhone: 20 questions you need to ask
  
  from PC Advisor News
• Dell accused of selling defective notebooks - again
  
  from The Register
• BBC to bring back Tomorrow’s World
  
  from All Tech.co.uk news, reviews and features
• GADGETS: The Ugly Babies of CES
  
  from Valleywag
• Pirate Bay to buy country
  
  from Web User : Internet & Technology News
• Apple determined to keep control over iPhone software
  
  from MacUser news
• Dell sues cybersquatters for URL diversion
  
  from the INQUIRER

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• BBC to develop social networking Web sites
  
  from Reuters: Technology
• YouTube Considering Conventional TV Shows, Channel
  
  from Gizmodo
• Apple used fake handsets and disguised software to…
  
  from MacUser news
• APPLE: Steve Jobs just farted
• Has someone bugged the coins in your pocket?
  
  from Guardian Unlimited: Technology blog
• CES: tech recycling site launched
  
  from PC Advisor News
• PS3 trounced by Wii in Japan
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Apple, iPhone and Cisco trademarks: more confused
  
  from Guardian Unlimited: Technology blog
• Skype says time is not ripe for cellphone version
  
  from Reuters: Technology
• The Real Deal On Xbox 360 IPTV With Pics and Video
  
  from Gizmodo

Stuff wot I’m reading:

• Nintendo faces Wii Remote wrist-strap class action…
  
  from The Register
• BBC moves to file-sharing sites
  
  from BBC News | Technology | World Edition
• Thank You For Smoking…At Your Desk
  
  from CrunchGear
• Sony BMG settles case over anti-piracy software
  
  from Reuters: Technology
• *Giggle* A Boob Radio
  
  from Gizmodo
• Sharp brings its own blue lasers to the party
  
  from Engadget
• Linking to copyrighted material could get you sued
  
  from the INQUIRER
• Amazon set to flood digital music market
  
  from The Register
• USB Pole Dancer: On Video, It’s an Even Worse Idea
  
  from Gizmodo
• Animal sacrifices now available over the Internet
  
  from the INQUIRER

BBC’s £1.2m gone in just 80 seconds, screamed last night’s London Lite

BBC lavishes £1.2m on logos as jobs are axed, gnarled Metro today

Watch out, or people will work out they’re both published by the same company as the Daily Mail…

[Robbed from: Spen/Pete]
[Related: Guy Kewney would like to confirm that he’s not black.]

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