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August 21, 2007

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		Top headlines Microsoft: We're not Google, and we're proud of it Software giant lashes out at Google's YouTube video-sharing site, saying its Soapbox is far more responsible, doesn't take advantage of copyright law "loopholes." Tue Aug 21 11:52:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Ask's grabbing some of the spotlight CEO gives one of only two keynotes at Search Engine Strategies conference in sign of how far the company's profile has come since the near-death days of Ask Jeeves. Tue Aug 21 12:08:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Photos: Safe landing for shuttle despite shield problem Space shuttle Endeavour landing safely back on Earth despite a 3.5-inch gouge out of one of its heat-shield tiles. Tue Aug 21 11:07:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Google reverses itself on video refunds Angry customers prompt company to offer refunds instead of just credits for movies they paid for but couldn't access after video store shutdown. Tue Aug 21 11:51:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Video of the day Computer history, in a barn Take a tour of the amazing Digibarn computer museum and meet Altair, Cray, Xerox Alto and the iPod's great grandpa. Perspective Squeezing green from the data center Sun Microsystems' Bob Worrall has a question for his fellow CIOs: Have you seen an energy bill lately? Read Full Story News.com Extra Gaming stereotypes: Truth or hooey? Also: Social networking hits investing Read it now...		Gamers' world reveals secrets of the next epidemic Princeton epidemiologists say outbreak of "Corrupted Blood" within World of Warcraft is similar to real-world disease spreading. Tue Aug 21 05:35:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story This is your brain on video games, ads It may sound like science fiction, but one company is helping market researchers track how the brain responds to content like games and ads. Photos: Scanning brain waves Tue Aug 21 04:00:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Top 5 list: Most popular stories   1. A trip down computer memory lane   2. The secrets of a teen's Internet success   3. The secret of Vizio's success   4. Chipmakers aim to unclog data paths   5. Skype's 'unprecedented' outage Related Newsletters CNET News.com News Flash View preview  (Delivered when news breaks.) When a major technology story breaks, you'll receive a brief e-mail alert, telling you what's happening and linking to the full story (sent only for the biggest news). Subscribe free
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