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Sun, May 06, 2007 11:28:54 PMFrom:
smh.com.au Technology Daily
Subject:
Aussie software pirate extradited
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Hew Griffiths, from NSW, faces up to 10 years in a US prison after
he plead guilty to violating copyright laws. 
Insiders say Yahoo is not interested in merging with Microsoft,
after rampant speculation of a buyout at the weekend. 
Forbes says Apple's Steve Jobs was the top-paid US chief executive
last year, receiving some $US646 million ($A784 million). 
England's top soccer league and an indie music publisher sue
YouTube for alleged copyright infringement.
Notebook computers are surging in popularity and will soon leap
ahead in performance and style, writes David Flynn.
Voters are getting the chance to make their own television ads. Lia
Timson reports.
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Lights, camera, poll action
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Voters are getting the chance to make their own television ads. Lia
Timson reports.
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The offal truth behind Sony's stunt
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A Fleet Street beat-up about a PlayStation game launch featuring a
decapitated goat and bowls of offal proves a blessing in disguise
for Sony.
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