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	Top headlines  Google's digital book future hangs in the balance Google Book Search has the potential to unlock the musty archives of the world's libraries. But will it overcome antitrust obstacles and other opposition? Mon, Jun 15 04:00:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Adobe makes Acrobat.com a business with paid accounts Adobe is finally starting to charge for some of its Acrobat.com services, but fear not; many of the ones that were free during the beta period are still free. Sun, Jun 14 21:01:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Does Microsoft's Bing have Google running scared? Microsoft's rival search engine apparently has so upset Google co-founder Sergey Brin that he has top engineers working on "urgent upgrades," according to the New York Post. Sun, Jun 14 10:35:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Facebook username land grab: Yawn Guess what? The servers stayed up and nothing exploded when Facebook's vanity URL program went live Friday night. Fri, Jun 12 21:21:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Twitter power players get shiny 'verified' badges Under legal pressure, the microblogging site has started rolling out a background-checking system so that prominent users can prove that accounts belong to them. Fri, Jun 12 10:29:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  'Spam king' could face criminal charges in Facebook case Judge refers suit against self-described "spam king" Sanford Wallace to the U.S. Attorney's office for possible criminal proceedings. Fri, Jun 12 15:38:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Video of the day Loaded: Do these shoes match? Google wants to launch a Twitter search engine, Amazon has to pay up to Toys "R" Us, and Microsoft wants to be your new fashion stylist. Digital Media Good-bye, rabbit ears? Not so fast Digital broadcasts haven't quite killed off the need--or allure--of the frustrating TV accessory. Antennas, for hobbyists, represent American history.  Read full story Geek Gestalt NASA kick-starting lunar science At the Lunar Science Institute in Silicon Valley, the space agency is conducting and funding the research that will help make it possible to bring humans back to the moon.  Read full story Garmin Nuvi 200 Car GPS Buy today, only $170 Flip Video MinoHD Camcorder Buy now, only $210 Most popular stories  1. Does Microsoft's Bing have Google running scared? 2. Four years later: Why did Apple drop PowerPC? 3. Facebook username land grab: Yawn 4. New ARM chips headed for iPhone, Palm Pre? 5. How one man beat the Facebook vanity clock   Related Newsletters Stay informed on the tech topics that matter to you most CNET offers a wide variety of newsletters on everything from tech industry news to the latest games and gear. Browse the entire list now. Manage newsletters More from CNET News:   Media Virgin-Universal deal may hit 'persistent' file sharers GOP activist uses Facebook to compare first lady to gorilla '#CNNFail': Twitterverse slams network's Iran absence The day after the DTV transition Amazon to pay $51 million to settle Toys 'R' Us suit Cutting Edge Elon Musk: Gas should cost $10 per gallon Study: Renewable energies' potential untapped ZETA to open doors to 'net zero' home NASA hopes for Wednesday shuttle launch Caterpillar D7E: Move earth and save the Earth Business Tech New Linux kernel adds file-system support Safari numbers still dwarfed by Firefox downloads Longtime Microsoft executive leaving company Personal Tech Rocking social media on Road Trip 2009 DTV converter boxes aplenty, but good luck finding an antenna Four years later: Why did Apple drop PowerPC? Apple still wants to get Psystar into court Wireless Nokia shows off E72 business smartphone New ARM chips headed for iPhone, Palm Pre? A finger-friendly iGoogle returns to iPhone and Android handsets Security Bing modified to enable porn filtering The botnet threat in China's censorship software Bookmarks, security updates for Firefox 3.0.11
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