Life in the River, February 27

Today’s news consisted of Microsoft Launching Something that peeps into space and make some people weep, Google showing its Sites to everyone, Windows 2008 being launched and the EU showing to Microsoft who is the real daddy.

11:25 PM

Long Tran / Yanko Design: Stay Cool Working Out

11:25 PM

Rob Hof / Tech Beat: Jotspot Returns As Google Sites: Wiki-Style Collaboration

11:05 PM

Tony Hung / Deep Jive Interests: VC’s Back Crunchyroll: Guts? Brains? Or Sheer Stupidity?

10:55 PM

Robert Seidman / TVbytheNumbers: Nielsen Ratings for Tue, Feb 26: Idol Dominates, Jericho crushes Quarterlife!

10:45 PM

Philipp Lenssen / Google Blogoscoped: Google Docs Redesign

10:40 PM

Duncan Riley / TechCrunch: Picnik Now Offers Premium Features For Free

10:20 PM

Dawn Kawamoto / CNET News.com: European antitrust chief is no shrinking violet

10:20 PM

Chris / LiveSide: Microsoft launches WorldWide Telescope into private alpha

10:10 PM

Michael Arrington / TechCrunch: We’re Sorting Through Some Crazy Google/Yahoo Rumors

10:05 PM

Aidan Malley / AppleInsider: Apple exec: iPhone “not married” to single-carrier model

10:00 PM

AppleInsider: Time Capsule to ship; new wireless bill; MacBook Pro benchmarks

9:55 PM

Jason Lee Miller / WebProNews: Quarterlife Ratings Disappoint

9:10 PM

Akimbo: AKIMBO™ UNVEILS COMPLETE INTERNET VOD SOLUTION

9:05 PM

Stefanie Olsen / CNET News.com: WorldWide Telescope peers into Big Dipper

8:55 PM

Josh Lowensohn / Webware.com: Favorit fixes some of Google Reader’s shortcomings, adds own

8:30 PM

Brad Linder / Download Squad: Picnik offers premium image editing features for free

8:20 PM

Peter / Picnik Blog: Picnik Evolves — Picnik began life with one purpose …

8:00 PM

EU Press Room: Mergers: Commission clears proposed acquisition of Packard Bell by Acer

7:45 PM

MacDailyNews: Live notes from Apple’s COO Tim Cook’s Goldman Sachs Technology …

7:40 PM

Stephen Shankland / Webware.com: Opera mobile browsers swap Yahoo for Google

7:40 PM

Eric Savitz / Tech Trader Daily: Apple COO Cook Confirms Forecast For 10 Million iPhone Sales In 2008 …

7:35 PM

Elinor Mills / CNET News.com: Get ready to Google-ize your health records

7:05 PM

Erick Schonfeld / TechCrunch: Kijiji Talks Smack About Craigslist: “We Will Be No. 1 In the U.S.”

7:00 PM

Marshall Kirkpatrick / ReadWriteWeb: Tim Berners-Lee Says the Time for the Semantic Web is Now

7:00 PM

Romeo Wahed / Download Squad: Senate to outlaw phishing (again) while stripping away domain privacy

7:00 PM

Danger Room / Wired: Air Force Blocks Access to Many Blogs

6:30 PM

Chris Kanaracus / Computerworld: Ballmer launches Windows Server 2008, lauds user base

6:25 PM

Paul Mutton / Netcraft: Extended Validation certificates and XSS considered harmful

6:15 PM

Adam Ostrow / Mashable!: Free Coffee: A Beta You Definitely Want To Be a Part Of

6:15 PM

Joshua Topolsky / Engadget: E-book concept combines leather and multi-touch

6:10 PM

BBC: Details emerge on YouTube block

6:05 PM

QuadsZilla / SEO BlackHat: The Real Story: Why ComScore’s Google Clicks are Flat

6:05 PM

Stephen Totilo / MTV Multiplayer: PlayStation 3 Head-Tracking — No Gimmicks, No Glasses, Just A Camera (Watch this)

6:00 PM

CmdrTaco / Slashdot: Microsoft Trying To Appeal to the Unix Crowd?

6:00 PM

Gregg Keizer / Computerworld: Apple sets iPhone SDK event for next week

5:45 PM

Nick O’Neill / All Facebook: Facebook Music and Movies Goes Live!

5:30 PM

Carolyn Y. Johnson / Boston Globe: Can smallest state be high-tech hub?

5:25 PM

Aidan Malley / AppleInsider: Lawsuit claims iPhone infringes call display patent

5:20 PM

Grant Gross / InfoWorld: Lawmakers debate mobile consumer rights bill

5:00 PM

Robert Scoble / Scobleizer: What made me cry: Microsoft’s World Wide Telescope

5:00 PM

Ina Fried / CNET News.com: Microsoft gets YaData, still working on Yahoo

5:00 PM

Declan McCullagh / CNET News.com: Wikileaks gets legal help after domain name deletion

5:00 PM

Greg Sandoval / CNET News.com: Wagering on when iTunes will top Wal-Mart in music sales

5:00 PM

Stephen Shankland / Crave: Opera mobile browsers dump Yahoo for Google

4:55 PM

Neal / FishBowlNY: NBC To Distribute Shows Via P2P

4:55 PM

Michael Fitzpatrick / International Herald Tribune: Japan seeking to govern top news Web sites

4:50 PM

Mark Hendrickson / TechCrunch: MoFuse Instantly Converts Sites for the iPhone

4:10 PM

Peter Burrows / Byte of the Apple: Apple versus RIM: Now it’s Game On

4:00 PM

Eric Eldon / VentureBeat: Facebook adds features to lure in filmmakers

3:40 PM

Computerworld: Finjan uncovers database storing more than 8,700 stolen FTP credentials

3:30 PM

Amit / Digital Inspiration Technology Blog: Use Google Docs To Compare Two Text Files Online

3:15 PM

CNET News.com: Data-mining detects the disaffected

3:10 PM

Philip Elmer-DeWitt / Apple 2.0: iPhone software roadmap: You’ve got (Exchange) mail?

3:05 PM

David Lawsky / Reuters: EU fines Microsoft record $1.35 billion

3:00 PM

Yael Gruntman / Globes Online: Microsoft buys Israeli ad targeting co YaData

2:55 PM

Henry Blodget / Silicon Alley Insider: Limelight Takeover Update: No Microsoft, Yes Level 3

2:40 PM

Ryan Block / Engadget: Apple event confirmed for March 6th for the “iPhone software roadmap”

2:40 PM

Nate Anderson / Ars Technica: Music exec: “Music 1.0 is dead.” — Five hundred top members …

2:40 PM

Jacqui Cheng / Infinite Loop: Apple: Event on March 6 about iPhone SDK, enterprise

2:30 PM

Duncan Riley / TechCrunch: Make3D: Turn a 2D Picture Into a 3D Model

2:25 PM

Tom Simonite / New Scientist: ‘Silicon womb’ to begin fertility trials

2:25 PM

Sarah Perez / ReadWriteWeb: Zoho Writer Adds New Features

2:25 PM

Paul Miller / The Semantic Web: Sir Tim Berners-Lee: Semantic Web is open for business

2:20 PM

Erick Schonfeld / TechCrunch: Zoho Writer Gets An Update—More Than One Million Documents Served

2:15 PM

Rafat Ali / paidContent.org: About.com CEO Scott Meyer To Leave

2:05 PM

Peter Harbison / orkut Developer Blog: Launch plan update

2:00 PM

Marshall Kirkpatrick / ReadWriteWeb: Yahoo! Loses Mobile Giant Opera to Google; Did Google Just Buy a Mobile Browser?

2:00 PM

Caroline McCarthy / CNET News.com: Google: OpenSocial on Orkut is coming, we promise, pinky-swear

1:55 PM

Ian Austen / New York Times: Nortel Posts Loss and Plans More Job Cuts

1:55 PM

Matt Asay / The Open Road: EU’s $1.35 billion fine on Microsoft to do any good?

1:25 PM

DailyTech: Intel Roadmaps Outline Centrino 2 Platform This June

1:20 PM

Tom Krazit / CNET News.com: Apple planning iPhone SDK event March 6

1:20 PM

Raju Vegesna / Zoho Blogs: Zoho Writer Update: DocX Support, Thesaurus, Group Sharing & More

1:05 PM

Allen Stern / CenterNetworks: TMZ Moves Celeb Gossip Into MySpaceTV

1:05 PM

Aoife White / Associated Press: EU Fines Microsoft Record $1.3B

1:00 PM

Erick Schonfeld / TechCrunch: EU To Microsoft: Not Open Enough. Imposes $1.4 Billion Fine

1:00 PM

Saul Hansell / Bits: Ad Agencies Are Starting to Bet for the House

12:55 PM

eWeek: Microsoft Enters Virtualization with Windows Server

12:55 PM

Electronic Frontier Foundation: EFF, ACLU Move to Intervene in Wikileaks Case

12:55 PM

AnandTech: Apple’s New Penryn MacBook Pro: Dissected

12:50 PM

Jesus Diaz / Gizmodo: Apple Says MacBook and MacBook Pro Battery Life Has Improved Slightly

12:40 PM

Stowe Boyd / /Message: Esther Dyson on The Coming Ad Revolution

12:40 PM

Wall Street Journal: Qwest, Verizon Discuss Wireless Pact

12:40 PM

Saar Drimer / Light Blue Touchpaper: Chip & PIN terminals vulnerable to simple attacks

12:30 PM

Grant Crowell / Search Engine Land: In-Depth With EveryZing Chief Revenue Officer Stephen Baker

12:30 PM

Scott McMullan / Official Google Enterprise Blog: Announcing the Open Source Google Apps Provisioning Toolkit

12:30 PM

Saul Hansell / Bits: Yahoo Reveals (Some) Details About Its Ad Plans

12:25 PM

TrustedReviews Mobile Phones Feed: Panasonic Creates 3.5in LCD Viera TV Phone

12:20 PM

Michael Masnick / Techdirt: Senate Looks To Outlaw Phishing, Even Though It’s Already Illegal

12:20 PM

Larry Dignan / Zero Day: Report: Hackers swipe FTP server credentials using SaaS

12:10 PM

Ina Fried / CNET News.com: Now Yahoo Mail is having problems

12:00 PM

Larry Dignan / Zero Day: VMware’s security strategy: Cut hackers off at the hypervisor

12:00 PM

Ryan Smith / AnandTech: A Second Shot: Windows Vista SP1

11:40 AM

Joshua Greenbaum / Enterprise Anti-matter: SAP Takes A Swing at Oracle

11:40 AM

Larry Dignan / Between the Lines: Facebook’s new face: What does it need to accomplish?

11:25 AM

Josh Daniel / Official Google Blog: Searching right to left

11:10 AM

Aoife White / Associated Press: EU fines Microsoft record $1.3 billion

10:50 AM

Mark Hendrickson / TechCrunch: Eurekster Debuts Improved Swicki Results Pages

10:50 AM

Microsoft Help and Support: Description of the update for Windows Vista

10:50 AM

MarketWatch: European regulator fines Microsoft $1.35 billion

10:40 AM

Bernard Lunn / ReadWriteWeb: Distributed Mass Customization: Is Etsy the Next eBay?

10:20 AM

Fred / A VC: Thinking About GOOG This Morning

10:10 AM

Opera: Opera brings Google search to your pocket

10:10 AM

Arn / MacRumors: Apple Working to Deploy iPhones at Universities

10:05 AM

Erica Sadun / The Unofficial Apple Weblog: iPhone Haptic Keyboard Prototype debuts

10:00 AM

Al De Leon / PlayStation.Blog: Destination PlayStation News: MGS PS3 Bundle, Kratos PSP and DualShock3 Release Date

9:55 AM

New York Times: Europe Fines Microsoft $1.3 Billion

9:50 AM

Marguerite Reardon / CNET News.com: A Qwest for survival — newsmaker Qwest Communications International …

9:50 AM

Michael Calore / Compiler: Adobe’s Kevin Lynch on AIR’s Open-Source Road to the Desktop

9:45 AM

Market Wire: New Research Shows Overall Yellow Pages Usage Growing …

9:40 AM

Jemima Kiss / Guardian: Facebook film ad pulled over violence

9:30 AM

BBC: EU fines Microsoft record $1.4bn

9:15 AM

Darren Waters / BBC: Morphing Nokia — Technology editor, BBC News website, in San Francisco

9:15 AM

Wired News: Speed Up Windows Vista

8:55 AM

Eric Bangeman / Ars Technica: Comcast denies crowd shaping, crowd delaying at FCC hearing

8:15 AM

EU Press Room: Antitrust: Commission imposes € 899 million penalty on Microsoft …

7:55 AM

Charles Forelle / Wall Street Journal: EU Fines Microsoft $1.35 Billion

7:40 AM

John Oates / The Register: EC jacks up Microsoft fine by €899m

7:25 AM

Abbey Klaassen / AdAge: AOL CEO Randy Falco: Microsoft-Yahoo a Mistake

7:15 AM

Paul Meller / IDG News Service: EU Fines Microsoft Another $1.3 Billion for Antitrust Abuse

6:55 AM

Ryan Block / Engadget: Toshiba’s 815T PB on Softbank threatens humanity

6:50 AM

Leslie Katz / Crave: The gadget blog: Spy gadget recovers deleted text messages

6:35 AM

MSNBC: Electron filmed in motion for the first time

5:30 AM

Miguel Helft / New York Times: A Highflier Loses Altitude as Google’s Clicks Go Flat

4:35 AM

Seth Borenstein / Associated Press: Life Encyclopedia: Too Popular to Live

3:40 AM

Chris Albrecht / NewTeeVee: REDEARTH88 Takes on Lonelygirl15

3:25 AM

Jesus Diaz / Gizmodo: MacBook Pro Now With Penryn Processors, Multitouch Trackpad

1:20 AM

Stuart Elliott / New York Times: Not Ready to Pay for TV Time, a Mexican Beer Goes Online

1:20 AM

Electronic Frontier Foundation: EFF Lawsuit Demands Records of Contacts Between Former Justice …

1:15 AM

Henry Work / TechCrunch: Yelp Raises $15 Million Fourth Round, Rumored Valuation $200 Million

1:00 AM

MG Siegler / VentureBeat: Does the rapid descent of Google’s stock mean anything? Nobody knows.

12:25 AM

Josh Catone / ReadWriteWeb: Will Facebook Profile Tabs Lead to Better Apps?

12:15 AM

Peter Galli / eWeek: Hyper-V Delay May Slow Windows Server 2008 Adoption

12:10 AM

Josh Catone / ReadWriteWeb: Earthquake in UK? News Broken on Twitter

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