Techcordance

More turning to Web to watch TV, movies – CNN.com
CNN) — When Corey Wynsma’s wife got laid off a few months ago from her graphic design job, the couple did an inventory of their household budget.
Users watched more than 24 million videos on Hulu.com in December, a record for the fledgling company.

Cable TV seemed like an obvious luxury. So the couple, who live in Grand Rapids, Michigan, canceled their cable service and found another way to keep up with their favorite shows: on the Internet.

The Plot to Kill Google

When Google’s lawyers entered the smooth marble hallways of the Department of Justice on the morning of October 17, they had reason to feel confident. Sure, they were about to face the antitrust division—an experience most companies dread—to defend a proposed deal with Yahoo. But they had to like their chances. In the previous seven years, only one of the mergers that had been brought here had been opposed.

PC World’s Techlog Online Predator Bills Signed Into Law Today

President Bush signed into law two bills that will make it much harder for child molesters to lurk with anonymity on the Web, especially at social networking sites.

WORLD Magazine | Today’s News, Christian Views

If the oath-of-office flub was the first gaffe of the Obama years, then the second occurred four days later on Jan. 24.

Google warns entire Internet is malware | Business Tech – CNET News

For about an hour on Saturday morning, Google listed every site on the Internet as malware.

After the initial problem was fixed, it took a couple of hours to iron out who actually was to blame–Google or a nonprofit known as StopBadware.org.

Microsoft to cut 5,000 jobs | All about Microsoft | ZDNet.com

The official word on layoffs is out: Microsoft is going to cut 5,000 jobs over the next 18 months, 1,400 of them today, January 22.

Point of View: Debunking myths of Roe v. Wade

Few Supreme Court decisions have had as much of an impact on American life as has Roe v. Wade, which subsequent courts have interpreted as having discovered a constitutional right to abortion for virtually any reason and at any time during pregnancy.

Campaign to delay DTV transition gets a boost | Wireless – CNET News

It looks as though the digital TV transition will likely be delayed now that a group of Senate Republicans agreed to a plan that would push it back to June 12.

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Seeking common ground?

OPINION: Barack Obama’s inaugural address touched on a number of themes that conservatives can praise | Cal Thomas