This Week in Tech 56

The TWiTs put the kibosh on the kerfuffle...

• First podcaster? Doug nominates Christopher Lydon
• Watch Molly handling the Dell Media Mogul, the world's biggest laptop ( XPS M2010)
• DOJ goes to ISPs asking them to save two years of client info, including searches
• Dvorak's Marketwatch column says it's all about getting market tips
• Swedish police bork The Pirate Bay, but they're back up already
• The Swedish Pirate Party staged big protests
• MPAA is shutting trackers down and investing in BitTorrent
• IM.com has BitTorrent built-into its client
• Is there going to be BitTorrent in Firefox? - there is in Opera
• Listen to Jon van Tetzner, the president of Opera, on TWiT 15
• Opera and Safari are the only two browsers that pass Acid2 Test
• AllofMP3.com still skates around the law and, in a amazing twist of irony, "sells" Thievery Corporation music
• Russia's ROM defends its legality
• The office of the US Trade Representative says Russia's membership in the WTO depends on its closure of sites like AllofMP3
• IPFI sets the record straight
• FedEx's DVD sniffing dogs are looking for fakes
• Microsoft drops PDF support from Office 2007
• Adobe threatens Microsoft with anti-trust action in the EU
• Numbers stations are moving to VoIP
• Vloggercon is coming to SF this week
• Gnomedex 6 is on its way to Seattle
• Vonage customers must buy devalued shares at the full price
• Microsoft OneCare goes live, and faces competition from McAfee and Symantec
• Canon abandons its film SLR business
• Is Dvorak talking about the overclockable Athlon 4200+?
• He's looking for a sweater from the Reykjavik Hard Rock Cafe
• CMP says " Web 2.0 is ours" - O'Reilly is shocked, but drops request.
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• Listen to the Bruce Sterling Web 2.0 keynote on IT Conversations

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