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Online communities open but still limit movement

Online social networking today is more about hanging out with friends behind gated communities than exploring the World Wide Web: Visit another site and you'll have to rebuild your profile from scratch. more

Microsoft to shut down book scanning operations

Microsoft Corp. is abandoning its effort to scan whole libraries and make their contents searchable, a sign it may be getting choosier about the fights it will pick with Google Inc. more

Comcast trying to sell 46 outlying cable systems

Comcast Corp. is trying to sell 46 smaller cable systems serving 400,000 to 500,000 subscribers as it seeks to improve efficiency by shedding disparate operations. more

Online communities open but still limit movement

Google, Facebook in stalemate over social data

Google Inc.'s online communities have little traction in the United States, but the search leader continues to seek a spot in the social-networking hierarchy. more

Univ. of Arizona team to call shots for Mars robot

A robotic spacecraft scheduled to land Sunday on Mars will be operated by NASA. But it's scientists at a University of Arizona lab who will be calling the shots on what the robot does. more

Study: N. Pacific humpback whale population rises

Once hunted to the brink of extinction, humpback whales have made a dramatic comeback in the North Pacific Ocean over the past four decades, a new study says. more

NASA sets Oct. 8 date for shuttle's Hubble mission

NASA's final visit to the Hubble Space Telescope is now set for Oct. 8. more

Governor: Alaska to challenge polar bear listing

The state of Alaska will sue to challenge the recent listing of polar bears as a threatened species, Gov. Sarah Palin announced Wednesday. more

Aspen trees starved in global warming experiment

Chain saws scream in a northern Michigan forest, but it's not the familiar sound of lumberjacks. more

High Tech Online communities open but still limit movement Online social networking today is more about hanging out with friends behind gated communities than exploring the World Wide Web: Visit another site and you'll have to rebuild your profile from scratch. more Microsoft to shut down book scanning operations Microsoft Corp. is abandoning its effort to scan whole libraries and make their contents searchable, a sign it may be getting choosier about the fights it will pick with Google Inc. more Comcast trying to sell 46 outlying cable systems Comcast Corp. is trying to sell 46 smaller cable systems serving 400,000 to 500,000 subscribers as it seeks to improve efficiency by shedding disparate operations. more Online communities open but still limit movement Online social networking today is more about hanging out with friends behind gated communities than exploring the World Wide Web: Visit another site and you'll have to rebuild your profile from scratch. more Google, Facebook in stalemate over social data Google Inc.'s online communities have little traction in the United States, but the search leader continues to seek a spot in the social-networking hierarchy. more	Science Univ. of Arizona team to call shots for Mars robot A robotic spacecraft scheduled to land Sunday on Mars will be operated by NASA. But it's scientists at a University of Arizona lab who will be calling the shots on what the robot does. more Study: N. Pacific humpback whale population rises Once hunted to the brink of extinction, humpback whales have made a dramatic comeback in the North Pacific Ocean over the past four decades, a new study says. more NASA sets Oct. 8 date for shuttle's Hubble mission NASA's final visit to the Hubble Space Telescope is now set for Oct. 8. more Governor: Alaska to challenge polar bear listing The state of Alaska will sue to challenge the recent listing of polar bears as a threatened species, Gov. Sarah Palin announced Wednesday. more Aspen trees starved in global warming experiment Chain saws scream in a northern Michigan forest, but it's not the familiar sound of lumberjacks. more
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