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  1. [TheRegister] Big labels or Google - who is the songwriters' worst enemy?
  2. [TheRegister] Rogue sysadmin sues SF for $3m
  3. [TheRegister] Jacqui Smith cracks down on gangs via computers, closets
  4. [TheRegister] Miliband refuses to release torture documents
  5. [TheRegister] 'Spam-friendly' domain registrars named and shamed
  6. [TheRegister] Congress gives analogue TV signal 4-month reprieve
  7. [TheRegister] Windows 7 'upgrade' doesn't mark XP spot
  8. [TheRegister] Business Intelligence for the masses
  9. [TheRegister] South Pole stilt-base builder to give lecture in Sadville
  10. [TheRegister] You're barcoded: The sneaky under-25 route to compulsory ID
  11. [TheRegister] Sat scope discovers Earthlike 'sauna world'
  12. [TheRegister] Yes! It's the cardboard PC!
  13. [TheRegister] MySQL daddy 'Monty' quits Sun
  14. [TheRegister] Swindon embraces 4th generation
  15. [TheRegister] One-tonne 40ft snake prowled superhot prehistoric jungles
  16. [TheRegister] Fake parking tickets lead unwary to malware
  17. [TheRegister] Texas creates videogame remembrance day
  18. [Geekologie] Verizon Customer Service Reps Fail At Math
  19. [TheRegister] SCO boss to customers: 'Blah. Blah. Blah'
  20. [TheRegister] Third-gen iPhone to run on Nvidia chippery?
  21. [TheRegister] Satyam finds a boss and money
  22. [TheRegister] California to get 'space age' three-wheel EV
  23. [TheRegister] Gates looses mosquitoes on tech conference bloodsuckers
  24. [TheRegister] IBM launches very serious enviro-commitment program
  25. [TheRegister] Chipzilla sits on its Tukwila
  26. [TheRegister] US Navy spends $12m on electric hypercannon
  27. [TheRegister] Microsoft mojo deflated by Seinfeld Vista ads
  28. [TheRegister] World's power grids infested with (more) SCADA bugs
  29. [TheRegister] Norwegians swallow iTunes threat
  30. [Slashdot] The Case For Supporting and Using Mono
  31. [Slashdot] White Space Plan Would Reuse TV Spectrum
  32. [Slashdot] MySQL Co-Founder Monty Widenius Quits Sun
  33. [Slashdot] Ubuntu Wipes Windows 7 In Benchmarks
  34. [Geekologie] Get Your Stalk On With Google Maps Latitude
  35. [Geekologie] The Pocket Shark: Not Mightier Than A Sword, But Could Still Put An Attacker's Eye Out
  36. [TheRegister] Windows 7 UAC vuln not a vuln, MS repeats
  37. [TheRegister] Apple's Snow Leopard may know where you are
  38. [TheRegister] Opera revs JavaScript engine of the future
  39. [TheRegister] Intel shuts Shanghai plant
  40. [TheRegister] Phishing scam aims to hoodwink hotel habitants
  41. [Slashdot] MIT Researchers Create a Cheap "6th Sense" Device
  42. [Geekologie] Want A Mini-Robot Version Of Yourself?
  43. [Reuters] Playing violent video games has risks: study
  44. [Reuters] Einstein robot smiles when you do
  45. [TheRegister] Ubuntu shops believe in Ubuntu
  46. [TheRegister] US bandwidth gets new caps
  47. [TheRegister] Amazon pulls beta tag from PayPal foe
  48. [TheRegister] Teen accused of 'sinister' Facebook sex extortion plot
  49. [TheRegister] High-slider integrity planned for Windows 7 UAC
  50. [TheRegister] NASA births cliff-hanging yo-yo bot
  51. [TheRegister] Apple rethinks battery bondage
  52. [Slashdot] RIAA Lied To Congress About New Filesharing Suits
  53. [Slashdot] UK Conservatives Slammed Over Open Source Stance
  54. [TheRegister] New Zealand bolts net filtering regime into place
  55. [TheRegister] Acronis on the prowl?
  56. [TheRegister] Pentax K-m entry-level digital SLR
  57. [TheRegister] IBM adds dedupe to Tivoli Storage Manager
  58. [TheRegister] Reading punts free mobile info service
  59. [TheRegister] Lords say surveillance society erodes foundations of UK
  60. [TheRegister] HP UK pulls Linux from all new netbooks
  61. [TheRegister] Google finally soups up Gmail search
  62. [TheRegister] <em>El Reg</em> pays tribute to father of Playmobil
  63. [TheRegister] British troops to wear smart earplugs in Afghan combat
  64. [TheRegister] MS lines up two critical updates for Patch Tuesday
  65. [TheRegister] Fusion-io: Wozniak gets involved
  66. [TheRegister] Of laptop data security
  67. [TheRegister] BlackBerry bosses settle share option row
  68. [Slashdot] Utah Mulls a Database of Bar Customers
  69. [Slashdot] Microsoft Caves, Will Change UAC In Windows 7
  70. [Slashdot] Is It Windows 7, Or KDE 4?
  71. [Slashdot] WISPS Mean Cable and DSL Aren't the Only Choices
  72. [TheRegister] Spysat-spying spysats on track for launch, says Boeing
  73. [TheRegister] The Boss bitchslaps Ticketmaster
  74. [TheRegister] Cisco wireless flaws pose DoS risk
  75. [TheRegister] Hacking the Apple TV
  76. [TheRegister] BBC seen to yield over website snooping
  77. [Slashdot] Google Earth 5.0 Silently Changes Update Policy
  78. [Slashdot] ESPN's Play To Make ISPs Pay
  79. [Geekologie] Joker Ski Masks Perfect For Armed Robbery
  80. [Geekologie] Whee, More Non-Newtonian Speaker Fun!
  81. [TheRegister] MoD orders £3m anti-friendly-fire 'Combat ID Server'
  82. [TheRegister] Flybe clips IT department's wings
  83. [TheRegister] OLPC designer styles goes-like-stink electric motorbike
  84. [TheRegister] Brits 'a bunch of yellow bastards', says irate Yank
  85. [TheRegister] Insolvency levels show upturn in downturn
  86. [TheRegister] Commissioner pours scorn on internet freedom law
  87. [Slashdot] HP Releases New Netbook GUI For Ubuntu
  88. [Slashdot] Input Lag, Or Why Faster Isn't Always Better
  89. [Slashdot] KnujOn Updates Top 10 Spam-Friendly Registrars List
  90. [Slashdot] The Broken Design of Microsoft's "Fix it" Tool
  91. [Geekologie] Google Maps Spots God, God Loves Hugs
  92. [Geekologie] Geekologie Reader's Bacon Beerito Recipe
  93. [Geekologie] Moon, Here I Come!: Scientists Succeed In Teleporting Matter A Whole Three Feet
  94. [TheRegister] NEC confirms European PC biz shutdown
  95. [TheRegister] US sheds 598,000 jobs in January
  96. [Slashdot] IBM Offers to Send Laid-Off Staff to Other Countries
  97. [TheRegister] Salesforce.com president and chief strategy officer departs
  98. [TheRegister] Geeks.com settles charges claiming its security was crap
  99. [TheRegister] MySQL chief Mickos quits Sun
  100. [TheRegister] Intel ships updated Atom chips six months early
  101. [TheRegister] FBI releases pics of low-level suspects in $9m ATM scam
  102. [TheRegister] Apple banishes Macs to old folks home
  103. [TheRegister] Google shoves ebook monopoly onto iPhone
  104. [TheRegister] Obama taps Silicon Valley bigwigs for economic advisory board
  105. [TheRegister] iPhone trifecta rumored for 2009
  106. [TheRegister] UK gov unleashes <strike>biometric</strike> IDs
  107. [Slashdot] Canadian Labour Congress Considers Reversal On IP Policy
  108. [Slashdot] RIAA Drops Enforcement Case To "Sort Out" Inaccuracies
  109. [TheRegister] SGI right at home in red ink
  110. [Slashdot] DTV Converters In Short Supply
  111. [TheRegister] Sony demos ultra-expensive, ultra-thin OLED telly
  112. [Slashdot] The Deceptive Perfection of Auto-Tune
  113. [Slashdot] The First Federally Certified Voting System
  114. [Slashdot] ACTA Could Make Nonprofit P2Ps Face Criminal Penalties
  115. [Slashdot] Microsoft May Be Targeting the Ubuntu Desktop
  116. [Geekologie] Doctoral Student Furious After University Throws Out His Collection Of Lizard Dung
  117. [Slashdot] Flash Mob Steals $9 Million From ATMs
  118. [Slashdot] A Trip Down Distro Memory Lane
  119. [Slashdot] Is Apple's Multi-Touch Patent Valid?
  120. [Slashdot] Name and Shame Spam Senders With OpenBSD
  121. [Slashdot] Keeping in Contact With Family, From Afghanistan?
  122. [Slashdot] Houston Courts Shut Down By Malware
  123. [Geekologie] eBay: Vampire Killing Kit Perfect For Bedroom
  124. [TheRegister] OpenDNS rolls out Conficker tracking, blocking
  125. [Slashdot] Why Sustainable Power Is Unsustainable
  126. [Slashdot] Who Owns Application Delivery Meta-Data In the Cloud?
  127. [Slashdot] Tool Shows the Arguments Behind Wikipedia Entries
  128. [TheRegister] Storage industry limbers up for Rite of Spring
  129. [Slashdot] DAM Pops Energy Star's Bubble
  130. [Slashdot] OpenDNS To Block and Monitor Conficker Worm
  131. [TheRegister] Kaspersky breach exposes sensitive database, hacker claims
  132. [TheRegister] Kaspersky breach exposes sensitive database, says hacker
  133. [TheRegister] Storage industry limbers up for Rite of Spring
  134. [TheRegister] OpenDNS rolls out Conficker tracking, blocking
  135. [TheRegister] Sony demos ultra-expensive, ultra-thin OLED telly
  136. [TheRegister] SGI right at home in red ink
  137. [TheRegister] Obama taps Silicon Valley bigwigs for economic advisory board
  138. [TheRegister] iPhone trifecta rumored for 2009
  139. [TheRegister] UK gov unleashes <strike>biometric</strike> IDs
  140. [TheRegister] Google shoves ebook monopoly onto iPhone
  141. [TheRegister] Salesforce.com president and chief strategy officer departs
  142. [TheRegister] Geeks.com settles charges claiming its security was crap
  143. [TheRegister] MySQL chief Mickos quits Sun
  144. [TheRegister] Intel ships updated Atom chips six months early
  145. [TheRegister] FBI releases pics of low-level suspects in $9m ATM scam
  146. [TheRegister] Apple banishes Macs to old folks home
  147. [TheRegister] NEC shutters European PC biz
  148. [TheRegister] US sheds 598,000 jobs in January
  149. [TheRegister] MoD orders £3m anti-friendly-fire 'Combat ID Server'
  150. [TheRegister] Flybe clips IT department's wings
  151. [TheRegister] OLPC designer styles goes-like-stink electric motorbike
  152. [TheRegister] Brits 'a bunch of yellow bastards', says irate Yank
  153. [TheRegister] Insolvency levels show upturn in downturn
  154. [TheRegister] Commissioner pours scorn on internet freedom law
  155. [TheRegister] Spysat-spying spysats on track for launch, says Boeing
  156. [TheRegister] The Boss bitchslaps Ticketmaster
  157. [TheRegister] Cisco wireless flaws pose DoS risk
  158. [TheRegister] Hacking the Apple TV
  159. [TheRegister] BBC seen to yield over website snooping
  160. [TheRegister] Lords say surveillance society erodes foundations of UK
  161. [TheRegister] HP UK pulls Linux from all new netbooks
  162. [TheRegister] Google finally soups up Gmail search
  163. [TheRegister] <em>El Reg</em> pays tribute to father of Playmobil
  164. [TheRegister] British troops to wear smart earplugs in Afghan combat
  165. [TheRegister] MS lines up two critical updates for Patch Tuesday
  166. [TheRegister] Fusion-io: Wozniak gets involved
  167. [TheRegister] Of laptop data security
  168. [TheRegister] BlackBerry bosses settle share option row
  169. [TheRegister] New Zealand bolts net filtering regime into place
  170. [TheRegister] Acronis on the prowl?
  171. [TheRegister] Pentax K-m entry-level digital SLR
  172. [TheRegister] IBM adds dedupe to Tivoli Storage Manager
  173. [TheRegister] Reading punts free mobile info service
  174. [TheRegister] High-slider integrity planned for Windows 7 UAC
  175. [TheRegister] NASA births cliff-hanging yo-yo bot
  176. [TheRegister] Apple rethinks battery bondage
  177. [TheRegister] Ubuntu shops believe in Ubuntu
  178. [TheRegister] US bandwidth gets new caps
  179. [TheRegister] Amazon pulls beta tag from PayPal foe
  180. [TheRegister] Teen accused of 'sinister' Facebook sex extortion plot
  181. [TheRegister] Windows 7 UAC vuln not a vuln, MS repeats
  182. [Slashdot] How Do I Start a University Transition To Open Source?
  183. [Slashdot] Wikileaks Publishes $1B of Public Domain Research Reports
  184. [Slashdot] Kaspersky Customer Database Exposed
  185. [Slashdot] Mathematics Reading List For High School Students?
  186. [Slashdot] February 13th, UNIX Time Will Reach 1234567890
  187. [Geekologie] Do It Yourself: How To Make Pixel Cookies
  188. [TheRegister] Kaspersky hacker: database exposed for days
  189. [Slashdot] UK Government Plans 10-Year Database of Citizens' Travel
  190. [TheRegister] Woz goes Strictly dancing
  191. [TheRegister] Samsung flies flasgship phone
  192. [TheRegister] Parcelforce website cold-shoulders Linux lovers
  193. [TheRegister] Brother MFC-5890CN inket all-in-one A3 printer
  194. [TheRegister] Vodafone and 3 merge Oz operations
  195. [TheRegister] We need cheap, abundant energy. Here's how
  196. [TheRegister] Ford partners with British e-van maker to kickstart US EV drive
  197. [TheRegister] RM walks the line
  198. [TheRegister] AMD cores up with Phenom II
  199. [TheRegister] Outgoing Seagate CEO: Bill's big bill
  200. [TheRegister] <em>Reg Hardware</em> launches Twitter stream
  201. [TheRegister] Why EMC should really rev InVista
  202. [Slashdot] Scientists Reconstruct Millenium's Coldest Winter
  203. [TheRegister] Users: The weakest link in laptop security
  204. [TheRegister] Data Domain sticks neck out on deduping
  205. [TheRegister] Brits and Yanks struck with <strike>embarasment</strike> embarrassment
  206. [TheRegister] Google faces post-Fleetwood Mac comedown
  207. [TheRegister] AMD Phenom II Socket AM3 processor
  208. [TheRegister] Link-spamming spreads to NHS, police
  209. [TheRegister] Man arrested in Indymedia animal extremism probe
  210. [TheRegister] Official Amazon Kindle 2 images leak out
  211. [TheRegister] Footy star sues Facebook over fake fascist profile
  212. [Slashdot] Psystar Wins a Round Against Apple
  213. [TheRegister] Isle of Man gov gets social
  214. [TheRegister] TotalMusic goes totally titsup
  215. [TheRegister] UK.gov to send your holidays to sunny Manchester
  216. [TheRegister] Mozilla comes out in support of Brussels IE on Windows findings
  217. [TheRegister] Valentine Trojan onslaught blights inboxes
  218. [TheRegister] Top Qinetiq raider to retire with vast treasure chest
  219. [TheRegister] Dow leaves Dell amid UK channel shake-up
  220. [TheRegister] US spooks want 'stand off' biometrics-harvesting iPhones
  221. [TheRegister] HP printer hack risk prompts update
  222. [Slashdot] Firefox Exec Says Windows Bundling Is a Bad Idea
  223. [Reuters] Tech forum looks past economy to future
  224. [TheRegister] HD TV beats depression, claims HD TV company
  225. [TheRegister] Next-gen Atom set back to Q4
  226. [TheRegister] BONDI gives mobile widgets a day in the sun
  227. [Slashdot] Amazon Announces Kindle 2, With Slew of New Features
  228. [TheRegister] Amazon unveils Kindle 2.0
  229. [Slashdot] Managing Online Forums
  230. [Slashdot] How To, When You Have To Encrypt Absolutely Everything?
  231. [Geekologie] Ties: Because Your Neck Deserves A Flag
  232. [TheRegister] Tough times mean channel love for Novell
  233. [TheRegister] Green semiconductor advice goes beyond the chip
  234. [TheRegister] Intel kills off IDF Taipei
  235. [TheRegister] NetApp lays off staff
  236. [TheRegister] Microsoft to launch Windows mobile apps "bazaar"
  237. [TheRegister] Dalai Lama's Twitter account is a fake
  238. [Slashdot] Microsoft Agrees To License ActiveSync To Google
  239. [Slashdot] Bruce Perens On Combining GPL and Proprietary Software
  240. [Geekologie] What Happens When Bird Meets Jet Engine
  241. [TheRegister] Ex-eBay CEO to bid for Schwarzenegger's California job
  242. [TheRegister] Delayed Debian plans Valentine's weekend arrival
  243. [TheRegister] Kaspersky: no personal information lifted during web hack
  244. [TheRegister] Houston justice system laid low by Conficker worm
  245. [TheRegister] Kaiser Permanente breaches leads to ID theft
  246. [TheRegister] Red Hat updates real-time Linux
  247. [TheRegister] Deconstructing and rebuilding IBM's server sales
  248. [TheRegister] XSS bug crawls all over PayPal page
  249. [TheRegister] Google beds Microsoft for mobile sync service
  250. [Slashdot] Website Security Without Breaking the Bank?