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September 28, 2007

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		Top headlines Amid political protests, Net shut off in Burma Military government is suspected of restricting access and disconnecting cell phone lines, as gun-toting troops seek to suppress ongoing demonstrations by civilians and monks. Fri Sep 28 08:40:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Apple plays lawyer musical chairs with Oracle, Qualcomm Oracle's former general counsel is heading to Apple, replacing Donald Rosenberg as he leaves to take the top legal spot at Qualcomm. Fri Sep 28 10:59:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story CA exec urges Asia to strengthen data-breach laws Security sales director says region should follow Japan's example to ensure companies take data security more seriously. Fri Sep 28 06:11:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Novell credits Microsoft for soaring Linux sales The creator of the Suse distribution says its Linux sales have grown by 243 percent, largely due to a partnership with Microsoft. Fri Sep 28 11:57:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Video of the day Recycling batteries and phones for free ZDNet's David Berlind reports from New York on a company that helps organizations recycle rechargeable batteries and old cell phones cost-free, and in some cases, benefit charity. Podcast Security Bites: Too much information CNET's Robert Vamosi talks with Tod Beardsley, lead counter-fraud engineer for TippingPoint, about the dangers of social networking. Read full story News.com Extra New rules for machinima licenses Also: The car of no return Read it now...		Photos: Miniature monuments of engineering masterpieces Austria's Minimundus is a landscape rich with precisely engineered replicas of great architecture--and the Space Shuttle. Fri Sep 28 10:15:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Week in review: Microsoft gets its game on Long-awaited Halo 3 makes big debut, Vonage loses patent appeal, and Washington looks at Google-DoubleClick and Net taxes. Fri Sep 28 09:38:00 PDT 2007 | Read full story Top 5 list: Most popular stories   1. Gmail cookie vulnerability exposes user's privacy   2. Microsoft extends Windows XP's stay   3. Microsoft, Google square off in Washington   4. DRM troubles drive ex-Microsoft employee to Linux   5. FAQ: What does the digital-TV switch actually mean? 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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