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December 12, 2006

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		Top headlines Laser etching coming to a laptop near you A new company in New York embosses gadgets with custom artwork, and it's going to give away the business plan. Photos: Laser-etched laptops Tue Dec 12 12:26:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Microsoft patches zero-day Windows Media flaw Fix for critical security hole in Windows Media Format was added to Microsoft's Patch Tuesday updates at the last moment. Tue Dec 12 12:37:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Visa takes carrot-and-stick approach to security Offers $20 million in incentives and creates sanctions to spur adoption of security rules for credit card transactions. Tue Dec 12 12:23:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Keeping watch on Earth and space roundup At the fall meeting of the American Geophysical Union, scientists are delivering somber findings on global warming. Tue Dec 12 09:18:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Video of the day Arctic ice could be gone by 2040 Marika Holland, scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, presents projections suggesting that Arctic sea ice could be completely melted within 25 years. From the AGU Conference in San Francisco. Commentary Microsoft Research goes to school Technology alone won't solve U.S. tech education woes, says Rick Rashid, head of Microsoft Research. Read Full Story News.com Extra Attracting capital the old-fashioned way Also: The best IT advice I ever got Read it now...		Va. proposal would track sex offenders by e-mail, IM Backed by MySpace, attorney general to propose law next year that would make his state first to require registration of online aliases. Tue Dec 12 10:13:00 PST 2006 | Read full story UCLA break-in puts data on 800,000 at risk For more than a year, an intruder has been accessing private information on students and staff, among others, the university says. Tue Dec 12 10:32:00 PST 2006 | Read full story Top 5 list: Most popular stories   1. James Kim: 1971-2006   2. Desperately seeking Zune   3. Home audio without the wires   4. How to help the James Kim family   5. Alloy holds promise of speedier memory chip Related Newsletters CNET Home Theater Weekly View preview  (Delivered Fridays.) The CNET Home Theater Weekly is perfect for anyone who cares about HDTV, home audio, TiVo, and anything else in the home-theater realm. Subscribe free
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