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The BW Jukebox

Welcome to the BW Jukebox, a roundup of the growing list of places to download music (legally) on the Web

 

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A Touch of Genius

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The CEO Guide to Virtual Worlds

Moving beyond Second Life marketing, many companies are infiltrating virtual worlds for employee meetings, mixers, and recruiting

 

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Inside Microsoft's War Against Google

With Yahoo off the table, Microsoft plans to challenge Google's online-ad juggernaut alone. A behind-the-scenes look at its provocative strategy

MySpace: Going Places

Hoping to renew its growth, the social network will let users transport their profiles to other sites, such as Yahoo and eBay

Can Craigslist Stay Oddball?

The Web phenom was never into maximizing profits. A scrap with eBay may change things

Alcatel's Russo: There Is No Downturn

The CEO of Alcatel-Lucent, the world's largest telecom equipment maker, says the industry's outlook may be uncertain but growth opportunities remain

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In Your Face: Apple a Threat to Microsoft?

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Reader Kyle Writes:

"Until Apple decides that it wants to assume the price point of a mass-produced generic computer, instead of an aesthetic niche computer, it will never threaten Microsoft or the PC."

 

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What's Right with Biofuels

Recent hand-wringing about the costs associated with ethanol and other biofuels overlooks the urgency of finding alternatives to petroleum

 

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CellFusion Hooks Up Your Phones

Arik Hesseldahl demonstrates GE's new CellFusion, a cordless phone that uses Bluetooth technology to integrate with almost any cell phone

 

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Unemployment Checks:
Keep 'Em Coming

The U.S. government should stimulate the economy by extending unemployment benefits past the traditional six months. Pro or con?