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November 15, 2006

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		Top headlines Text message spam could spell trouble for text-based ads Spam could jeopardize mobile carriers' plans for injecting marketing into their services. Wed Nov 15 04:00:00 PST 2006 | Read full story 'Second Life' faces threat to its virtual economy A program making the rounds of the Linden Lab's digital world allows users to copy whatever they like, even if they're supposed to pay for it. Images: Storming the virtual gates Wed Nov 15 04:00:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Exterminating the nuisance of spam Suresh Ramasubramanian oversees the development of junk e-mail countermeasures for tens of millions of Internet users. Wed Nov 15 04:00:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Mark Cuban courts YouTube foe Internet billionaire is interested in buying Los Angeles news agency that is locked in a legal battle with YouTube. Tue Nov 14 22:55:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Video of the day What do consumers think about the Zune? CNET News.com's Erica Ogg talks to consumers at Best Buy in San Francisco about the Microsoft digital-media player. Commentary Still sticking it to the consumer perspective Gigi B. Sohn says the entertainment industry is misleading the public when it comes to technological innovation and free expression. Read Full Story News.com Extra User paid to uninstall Windows XP Also: Complainers of the world unite Read it now...		Microsoft to join municipal Wi-Fi fray Software giant expected to announce it will serve local content, ads to Wi-Fi users in Portland, Ore., under deal with MetroFi. Tue Nov 14 21:01:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Zune moving at slow tempo In downtown San Francisco, anyway, Microsoft's just-launched music player certainly wasn't flying off the shelf--if it was even on the shelf. Tue Nov 14 15:34:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Top 5 list: Most popular stories   1. Microsoft sees Zune as just opening act   2. What the Democrats' win means for tech   3. Notebooks dropping to $99   4. Intel's quad-core processors go live   5. Digital kidsCracking the code of teens' IM slang Related Newsletters CNET Most Wanted Weekly View preview  (Delivered Tuesdays.) See what gadgets and gear the CNET Community yearns for most with this weekly top 20 countdown, delivered straight to your in-box. Subscribe free
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