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By Michelle Quinn and John M. Glionna
Mayor picks up computer passwords from a jailed city systems administrator who held them.
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By Joseph Menn
The software leader will find other ways to gain ground in online search and advertising, investors are told.
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FROM OUR BLOGS
By Alex Pham
Hasbro Inc. made its move.
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By Jim Puzzanghera
The firms agree to pay $19.7 million for unauthorized radios and transmitters, clearing what may be the final hurdle to regulatory approval of their merger.
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TECHNOLOGY
By Joseph Menn and Alex Pham
The software giant is expected to spotlight the Xbox and online entertainment as a growth driver.
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A majority of the commission reportedly is ready to approve the $3.9-billion deal if the nation's only two satellite radio operators agree to new conditions.
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Sony, Samsung and other consumer-electronics heavyweights are uniting to support a technology that could send high-definition video signals wirelessly from a single set-top box to screens around the home.
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By Harriet Ryan
Auctions of supposed Hollywood memorabilia on eBay provoke an angry response from some buyers.
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By Jessica Guynn
Internet entrepreneurs are teaming with medical professionals to build the comprehensive clearinghouse.
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By Jessica Guynn
Legal wrangling weighs on the firm, which misses Wall Street expectations. Still, the Internet company's shares rise after hours.
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NATIONWIDE
Passport cards will speed border crossings / Plane of Ron Paul, lawmakers makes emergency landing in New Orleans / Bond set for missing Florida toddler's mother
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A federal appeals court agreed Tuesday with a lower court ruling that struck down as unconstitutional a 1998 law intended to protect children from sexual material and other objectionable content on the Internet.
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TECHNOLOGY
By Jessica Guynn and Joseph Menn
A tense proxy battle over, the Internet firm can concentrate on its turnaround strategy.
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EARNINGS
By Michelle Quinn
Predictions of a slower quarter drag down shares' earlier gains.
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TomorrowNow was accused of stealing information about Oracle's software.
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TECHNOLOGY
By Alex Pham
Publishers at the E3 convention highlight diversions for the family and technology that bypasses the controller.
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BOOKMARKS
Just a few years ago, Yelp was used primarily by San Francisco-area residents to exchange opinions on local restaurants, bars and nightclubs.
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REAL ESTATE
By Mary Umberger
Maps, data, detailed listings come with some sites. But 'most visited' doesn't necessarily mean 'most helpful.'
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HOW'D THEY DO THAT?
By Tom Russo
The 'Dark Knight' hero has tossed the sweaty rubber and molded-plastic costumes of yesteryear and sports a cooler, motocross-style flexi-suit this time around.
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ISLAM IN A NEW WORLD
By Jeffrey Fleishman
King Abdullah University of Science and Technology will feature coed classes, a curriculum in English and other touches seen as dangerous liberalism by Islamic fundamentalists.
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OUT THERE
By Scott Gold
Funded largely by West Hollywood, the racy Web show promotes safe sex at a time when diagnoses of AIDS and HIV are rising. The target is men too young to recall the disease's early devastation.
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By Joanna Lin, Hector and Becerra
Santa Fe Springs office expected to issue tons of tickets to drivers holding their phones. But the actual number turned out to be small.
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By Melissa Healy
California will put findings to the test with a hands-free cellphone law that takes effect July 1.
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By Shari Roan
CALIFORNIANS who use hands-free cellular devices while driving may be doing themselves a favor in the long run.
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By Ken Bensinger
The struggling automaker's announcement comes shortly before California enacts a law that requires hands-free cellphone use while driving.
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By Ralph Vartabedian
If there's a fatal car accident, a violator of the hand-held ban could face a felony charge, some experts say.
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INTERNET
By Jessica Guynn
A venture capital deal with a rich valuation reflects the site's strength as social networks surge.
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By David Colker
Here are some solutions to help drivers comply with the new law
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By John Johnson Jr.
An array at Hat Creek near Mt. Shasta points an ear to the cosmos. If E.T. tries to phone on any of 10 billion channels, Earth will be ready to listen.
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GAME DAY
By Pete Metzger
Iron Man has good graphics and dialogue but is hard to control. Speed Racer is dull racing on color overload.
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MEDIA DISH
By Regina Schrambling
Online cooking videos are the ultimate in quality and quirky DIY lessons. Where else can you get cooking with Christopher Walken?
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YOUR WHEELS
By Ralph Vartabedian
How cameras can help traffic flow; automated cars show potential.
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TECHNOLOGY
By Alex Pham and Dawn C. Chmielewski
Sony may have won the DVD format war, but high-definition player sales are stalled.
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By Joseph Menn and Jessica Guynn
Microsoft Corp.'s board of directors spent much of Wednesday debating whether to escalate the company's high-stakes battle to win Yahoo Inc. or walk away, according to people familiar with the talks.
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