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Counter-Strike, India Style
Online gaming is taking off globally, and South Asia is predicted to rank first in the market by 2010. Alexander Zaitchik reports from New Delhi.
Watergate Echoes in NSA Courtroom
AT&T and Justice Department lawyers line up to try and kill a lawsuit alleging that the phone company cooperated in an illegal government surveillance program. AT&T's novel defense: We've done it before. Kevin Poulsen reports from San Francisco.
BloggerCon Boosts the Blog Boom
The web's biggest bloggers gather to bat around bright ideas for expanding their ranks. Kathleen Craig reports from San Francisco.
Gov't Break a Law? Change It
Congressional critics of the White House's warrantless surveillance program push for review by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, saying the executive branch has no blank check to break the law. But the law may be simply be rewritten.
Attacks on Web Services Increase
E-mail, friendship circles and online payment services are magnets for cyber criminals, who discover new vulnerabilities as fast as companies can plug them.
Laptops Give Hope to the Homeless
They may not have roofs over their heads, but some homeless people are toting around old laptops and trading tips on the best hot spots. Some are even blogging. Jacob Ogles reports from Fillmore, California.
Strange Things Afoot at the NJEM
See if you can figure out what's up with a letter to the New England Journal of Medicine detailing a case of fatal bird flu in China. Someone tries to block the letter’s publication -- is it the letter writer? In Bodyhack. 
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