Content becomes king again for Yahoo: CNET News

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	Top headlines  With Yahoo search gone, content becomes king What kind of company will Yahoo be when the Microsoft search deal takes shape? A content company that will need to make hard decisions about how to attract eyeballs. Thu, Jul 30 04:00:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  At Black Hat and Defcon, hackers talk shop (roundup) A reporter's iPhone is attacked via SMS, an ex-Google CIO breaks his own rules, flaws are exposed in domain name verification, and more news from the annual security conference. Thu, Jul 30 01:14:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Mozilla starts preparing developers for Firefox 3.6 Firefox project organizers are starting to button down details about the sequel to the present browser. Think alerts, hiding menu bars, and geolocation. Wed, Jul 29 19:05:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Facebook erroneously sucking in Twitter updates Users are complaining about their Twitter updates showing up in Facebook. Plus: How to turn it off. Wed, Jul 29 21:52:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Single misplaced '&' caused latest IE exploit Microsoft blog admits extra ampersand led to security bug exploited by hackers since early July. Wed, Jul 29 12:24:35 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Congress demands info from Web loyalty firm Vertrue, one of three companies accused of misleading consumers into signing up for recurring fees, gets a subpoena from a Senate committee. Wed, Jul 29 12:31:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Video of the day Loaded with spam Your iPhone could be hacked without you knowing it, spam is at an all-time high, and China bans violent video games online. Technically Incorrect Get tested for an STD and win an iPod The chlamydia epidemic is apparently so severe in the U.K. that local health authorities are offering iPods and laptops as incentives for young people to get tested.  Read full story Crave Jailbreaking iPhone could pose threat to national security, Apple claims In response to the U.S Copyright Office's questions, Apple claims that jailbreaking the iPhone could pose threats of a catastrophic level.  Read full story Most popular stories  1. Apple's iDisk finally comes to the iPod, iPhone 2. Yahoo, Microsoft reach search, ad deal 3. 10 Adobe AIR apps that make you more productive 4. Report finds fake antivirus on the rise 5. Get 1,000 free song downloads from Microsoft   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 Sites that get your home ready to sell New GPS platform aims to save batteries Twitter's new home page: Information, not status updates Joel Tenenbaum admits in court he shared music files Does the broadcast model have a place in online radio? Cutting Edge The World Bank takes on climate change Flying surveillance robots coming soon from Aeryon Intel seeds five energy start-ups with $10 million McKinsey: Energy efficiency could save $700 billion Tesla's Musk gloats over Eberhard ruling Business Tech Microsoft and Yahoo: Done deal Intel says new Atom chip not delayed Intel: Windows 7 will deploy faster than Vista 10 Adobe AIR apps that make you more productive Personal Tech Apple releases 2TB Time Capsule for $499 PS3 and PSP slump, Wii hammered too Apple to attend CES 2010? Apple's iDisk finally comes to the iPod, iPhone Psystar hires Jammie's lawyers in fight with Apple Wireless Ganging up with Google Android against Apple's iPhone BlackBerry dev tools target Eclipse, Visual Studio Google shrinks Gmail map links on iPhone, Android devices Researchers attack my iPhone via SMS Security Researchers exploit flaws in SSL, domain authentication system Ex-Google CIO breaks his own security rules Hackers rumored to have cracked Windows 7 activation Security experts' sites hacked on eve of Black Hat conference Congress: File sharing leaks sensitive data
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