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AP - Facing pressure from regulators, the cable TV industry plans to make good on a promise to standardize its technology and open the door to televisions and other gadgets that don't need cable boxes to receive video-on-demand programs and other interactive services.

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FCC report negates free Internet interference claims (CNET)

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Apple shares surge, investors like valuation (Reuters)

President signs broadband data collection bill (CNET)

Sony seeks to harmonize music, electronics (AP)

Amazon Lowers Costs for Its S3 Online Storage (NewsFactor)

Apple Will Fix MacBook Pros with Faulty Nvidia Chips (NewsFactor)

IBM builds online version of China's famed Forbidden City (AFP)

Sinking shares could make Yahoo a target again (AP)

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Amazon Lowers Costs for Its S3 Online Storage

Microsoft Prepares To Preview Oslo Modeling Platform

Apple Will Fix MacBook Pros with Faulty Nvidia Chips

Zoho Mail Goes Public With Offline Capabilities

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