Rewriting ethics rules for the new media : CNET NEWS.COM

April 5, 2007

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		Top headlines Rewriting ethics rules for the new media Traditional journalists often take bloggers to task over their ethics, but some of them are bending the rules for their own online personalities. Thu Apr 05 04:00:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Google makes mashups easy, even for me reporter's notebook Search giant's new My Maps feature lets anyone create customizable maps with photos and video, regardless of technical know-how. Photos: Google maps out mashups Video: Google's new mashup feature Wed Apr 04 21:00:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Police blotter: No privacy in home PC brought to work Appeals court rules police don't need a warrant to search personally owned computer a manager brought to work. Thu Apr 05 06:00:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story HP eyes aspiring gearheads with new PC brand By the end of the year, HP will unveil a new segment in its PC strategy that targets cost-conscious performance hounds. Wed Apr 04 20:20:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Video of the day Hacking Vista Security experts at Determina show how a Vista PC can be compromised by exploiting a flaw in the way an OS handles animated cursor files. Newsmaker Wikipedia today, Citizendium tomorrow Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger wants to create a scholarly Wiki with a more credible pedigree. Read Full Story News.com Extra U.S. denies destroying Russian satellite Also: New scanner finds pirated multimedia Read it now...		University probes possible data breach Personal information of about 46,000 may have been compromised in server breach at data center for University of California at San Francisco. Wed Apr 04 16:30:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Windows cursor patch causing trouble Applying Microsoft's Tuesday fix for a "critical" Windows flaw can cause trouble with audio and networking software on some PCs. Wed Apr 04 15:01:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Top 5 list: Most popular stories   1. Microsoft sued over Vista branding   2. Cursor flaw gives Vista security a black eye   3. U.S. cities hot for hydrogen   4. Microsoft sees DRM-free music in Zune's future   5. iStockphoto sees new rivals everywhere Related Newsletters CNET Shopper.com Desktops and Notebooks Newsletter View preview  (Delivered every Friday.) If you're in the market for a new desktop or notebook, check out the newest and most popular products designed to fit your budget. Subscribe free
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