Wikipedia community grapples with changes: CNET News

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	Top headlines  Wikipedia community grapples with changes For the first time, the free encyclopedia's English version will soon require editors' approval before edits to articles on living persons go live. It's probably not the end of life as we know it. Wed, Aug 26 04:00:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Q&A: Digital music's bad boy was right MP3.com founder Michael Robertson pegged the problems with ad-supported music sites two years ago and the sector is struggling. He now says iTunes will fall. Is he right about that as well? Tue, Aug 25 23:00:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Symantec pulls Norton patch after error reports Security company offers fix after faulty patch prompts error messages for Norton users. Tue, Aug 25 15:29:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Microsoft apologizes for race-swap photo incident Company offers mea culpa for Polish subsidiary's use of photo editing to change race of a man shown on the company's Web site. It will remove pic from the Polish site. Tue, Aug 25 16:39:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Google patches severe Chrome vulnerabilities Maliciously crafted JavaScript and XML could let an attacker take over a person's computer through the stable version of Chrome, Google warns. Tue, Aug 25 11:40:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  'Arrandale' chip will be an Intel laptop first The upcoming processor, which puts two processor cores and a graphics function together in the same chip package, is the shape of things to come. Wed, Aug 26 04:00:00 PDT 2009 | Read full story  Video of the day Red ring of death We get a look at Sony's new line of e-readers, Wikipedia wants to be credible, and Microsoft responds to the failure rate of the Xbox 360. Crave Sony's e-reader goes wireless The Sony Reader Daily Edition is the company's first e-book reader with a built-in 3G wireless connection.  Read full story Technically Incorrect Is Craigslist really a mess? An excoriation of Craigslist and its principles by Wired suggests the site is some weird, cultish embarrassment. However, what does the fact that it is so successful say about us?  Read full story Most popular stories  1. Jessica Biel most 'dangerous' celeb in cyberspace 2. Apple to ship Mac OS X Snow Leopard Aug. 28 3. Swedish court orders shutdown of The Pirate Bay 4. Outed 'Skanks in NYC' blogger to sue Google 5. Get a 40GB PlayStation 3 for $237 shipped   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 Goosegrade now lets anyone copyedit any blog YouTube ad money available to more users Facebook hires an open-source dude U.S. lags other nations in Internet speed Is PSA on texting and driving too shocking? Cutting Edge Better Place to test electric taxis in Japan Shuttle grounded by hydrogen valve glitch NASA 'Sustainability Base' to be net zero energy In Stockholm, sanitation expert rocks the potty Steam Car team claims record run Business Tech Free Software Foundation trashes Windows 7 Browserless Windows 7 refuses to go gracefully SCO Group wins Unix copyright appeal IBM's Power charge continues Personal Tech Apple readying MacBook makeover? Augmented reality augurs the future of toys Bluetooth stethoscope: The better to hear you with Sony debuts S-Series Walkman with onboard speakers Sony's PS3 losses may pay off Wireless iPhone app hunts down best blogs Little can save Google, Nokia from mobile failure 10 eyebrow-raising App Store rejections RIM's Torch acquisition leaves Apple in control Google Maps adds traffic data from your cell phone Security Survey: Users of social networks take risks despite concerns Jessica Biel most 'dangerous' celeb in cyberspace Legal, financial maelstrom hits Pirate Bay
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