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10/01/2003

• Gaige's Pages gets a facelift
• Licensed to talk

11/01/2003

• Trade shows in the oughts
• MacWorld Summary
• All of your favorite sites at a glance
• Safari News
• Clift Hotel, San Francisco
• Netgear 802.11g AP $200

12/01/2003

• A funny thing happened on the way to the printer
• EFF & DMCA: Unintended Consequences
• Interesting article on OSX X11

13/01/2003

• IBM #1 in patents Again
• FavIcons (those bookmark icons)
• Teenager's Browser Quadruples Web Speed (or does it)
• Declaration of ICANN independence by Aaron
• Playstation 3 write-up at Inquirer
• Press: SCO may press Linux Patent Claims
• Big batch of LD's going on auction
• SCO Refutes claims that it intends to charge for Linux
• Humor: New missile system sent back to the drawing board
• PalmSource to move from Graffiti to Graffiti 2

14/01/2003

• Apple's choice of KHTML over Mozilla
• Apple objects to California/Microsoft settlement
• First Monthly MovieFest set for Sunday 1/19 14:00
• RIAA Hacking You Back
• Good ACM article on reverse-engineering

15/01/2003

• Chimera config changes increase speed
• Copyright Accord Missing Key Players
• Let's look at the IBM 970
• Supreme's rule for copyright extension
• Old hard drives provide an interesting read

16/01/2003

• More info on Copyright terms
• George Orwell may have been right
• Grid Computing Information
• More rediculous DMCA moves
• Librarians give mixed impression of Post-9/11 policies

18/01/2003

• First impressions of Apple's X11 server
• Tomcat configuration under OS X 10.2 server
• PBS's Cringely proposes next Windows be based on Linux
• RIAA Proposes ISP Fees to pay for Music
• Microsoft announces CD copy protection scheme
• Microsoft government access misses the point
• Network Associates loses shrink-wrap case

19/01/2003

• NASA funding for nuclear rockets may increase $1B
• Patents bit the House in the hip
• Embryo implantation figured out
• UK press takes on German Chancellor

20/01/2003

• 370 LD collection up for bids on Ebay

21/01/2003

• Thorough Linksys 802.11g AP Review Posted
• MovieFest: Lawrence of Arabia

22/01/2003

• Judge Orders Verizon to ID User to RIAA
• More Fun With Wireless Keyboards
• Interesting Take on the Abortion Debate
• Bitstream Releases 10 Fonts To Open Software
• IBM Release Linux/PPC PDA Platform
• Congress Readies for Another Go At Videogame Regulation

23/01/2003

• Republican Senator Joins Fight Against TIA
• McDonald's Obesity Law Suite Dismissed
• Court Hold AOL Immune From Subscriber's Evil Files
• Sherpa Puts Everest Online
• Apple, Microsoft, & Friends vs. the MPAA/RIAA
• City of Houston,TX Gives Microsoft's Office the Boot

24/01/2003

• Good Sun Article on Java for OS X
• Sony's Dilemma

25/01/2003

• Phish Leads The Way For Live Music Distribution
• Microsoft Slows Net With Sloppy Software
• TechnoCheating - UMD and SMS
• Apple posts X11 FAQ

26/01/2003

• Microsoft Drops Security Moniker
• Whooping Crane "Father" Dies
• Economist pleads for old approach to copyright
• Anyone want a .mil domain for free?
• Illegal Art
• New web system for highway and weather status
• Fascination with standards is anti-internet

27/01/2003

• DMCA exemption comment period ends Feb 19
• Help defeat the TIA initiative
• In-depth follow-up on the "world's fastest browser" story
• Tom's Hardware reviews GeForceFX
• Is Windows ready for the desktop?
• Microsoft bit by own bugs

28/01/2003

• The printer saga has a happy ending
• Wes Worrell wins Habitat photo contest
• Speedbumped G4's and cheaper displays
• AT&T Wireless brings up 802.11b
• I, Cringely discusses the SBC link patents

29/01/2003

• Navman to offer Bluetooth GPS
• Opera uses Safari as excuse to abandon lame browser

30/01/2003

• Microsoft and Sun debate .Net vs. Java
• Australia's new steam-powered underwater jet engine
• USPTO cracks down on useless genome patents
• Cellular phones in cars under attack
• Hollywood moves to stop sale of editing DVD player

31/01/2003

• Tip & Review: Microsoft Remote Desktop for Macintosh
• You get the byte code you optimize for
• Electronic Frontier Finland wins copyright battle