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Kodak's travails: Better heed the lesson, camera makers

Kodak's travails: Better heed the lesson, camera makers

New technology helped exacerbate Kodak's financial troubles. But stronger players such as Canon also must adapt to the digital revolution's breakneck pace.

January 5, 2012 7:28 AM PST

New Silicon Valley politics: Revenge of the nerds

New Silicon Valley politics: Revenge of the nerds

commentary A new generation of tech freedom fighters is fighting lopsided legislation like SOPA and Protect IP. Whether they win or lose, the real question is whether they can create something that will last beyond just one issue.
Spain passes SOPA-like law that U.S. allegedly pushed for

January 5, 2012 11:42 AM PST

With Windows 8, refresh without losing data

With Windows 8, refresh without losing data

Microsoft will offer Windows 8 users the ability to refresh the OS to a clean state while preserving all data, settings, and at least Metro apps.

January 5, 2012 7:18 AM PST

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  4. PayPal dispute ends in destruction of violin

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  4. Gartner IT Spending Forecast Shrinks

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