Technology: Chromium Evidence Buried, Report Says

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	Technology Daily Report  Friday, Feb. 24, 2006 Live Q&A: 'Naked Conversations' » Today, 2 p.m. ET | Authors Robert Scoble and Shel Israel discuss their book about how blogging can be an effective method for businesses who want to reach-out to their customers. » Security Fix by Brian Krebs | Keep updated on the latest news on keeping your computer free from dangerous viruses and phishing scams. In the News Chromium Evidence Buried, Report Says: Authors Fault Industry Researchers (By Rick Weiss) U.S. Approves Visa for Indian Scientist (By Shankar Vedantam) Compromise Predicted in Md. On Stem Cell Research Funds: Amended Legislation Similar to Approach by Ehrlich (By John Wagner) Radio One Profit Falls Nearly 50%: Lanham-Based Company Branches Out Into Other Media (By Krissah Williams) E.U. Antitrust Rules Are Unclear, Microsoft Says (By Mary Jacoby) Credit Card Payment Co. Settles Charges (By JENNIFER C. KERR) EBay Chief Exec Sees Consolidation Year More Technology Stories   From PC World Treo as Notebook Alternative, Part 1: Our expert ditched his notebook in favor of a Treo 650; here's how well the device handled his e-mail tasks. (James A. Martin) Burners That Do More: These three external drives aren't just DVD burners. (Melissa J. Perenson, PC World) Mobile Operators Target Global IM Service: Major phone operators in several countries join forces to make easy worldwide mobile instant messaging a reality. (John Blau, IDG News Service) More Stories from PC World   A university in what city banned campus-wide Wi-Fi? A. Barcelona, Spain B. Thunder Bay, Ontario C. Harbin, China D. Odessa, Ukraine  Featured Comics • Dilbert  |  • The 5th Wave  |  • Main Page
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