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PC Magazine - An interview with ESA president Mike Gallagher seems to indicate that the E3 videogame event will still be restricted to the press, but bigger and flashier, too. Will it be the same as the E3 of old, though? And will the fanboys sneak in, regardless?

Yahoo unveils partners for Web TV push (Reuters)

Japan may promote lower mobile phone fees (Reuters)

Two class action suits filed against Satyam in U.S. (Reuters)

Microsoft's Ballmer: Windows 7 is nearly final (AP)

China's Lenovo to cut 11 percent of workforce (AP)

Intel will miss its already-lowered 4Q targets (AP)

Review: The Polaroid camera is back, in digital (AP)

Live blog: Ballmer at CES (CNET)

New Liquid Cools Hot Gaming PCs (PC World)

T-Mobile Shadow Revamped as a Smart Phone (PC World)

Nine Inch Nails: The First Open-Source Band? (PC World)

Toshiba to expand the powers of the TV set-top box (AP)

CES Execs Optimistic Despite Low Consumer Confidence

Clearwire Turns on WiMAX Service in Portland

Apple's Music Deal Could Mean the End of DRM

Intel Slashes Fourth-Quarter Earnings Expectations

India Outsourcer Satyam Implodes as Fraud Disclosed

Sun Acquires Belgian Cloud-Management Firm

Apple disappoints: No Jobs or big news at Macworld (Reuters)

Lurking Online, a Web Rife With 'Evil Purposes'