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As decisions are being made in Washington regarding how precisely to shape the multi-billion dollar stimulus package, a variety of industries are doing their best to make sure they get a piece of t...

Verizon's new "Partner Port Program" might sounds like some kind of robot sex interface, but it's actually about encouraging content owners to pay for direct access to Verizon's network. Read More...

The nation's biggest consumer group says Congress needs to push back DTV Day, currently scheduled for February 17.Read More...

Faced with the prospect of losing cable customers to Verizon's faster FiOS network, Charter has sued Verizon for patent infringement. Apparently, it's cheaper to litigate than roll out DOCSIS 3.0Re...

Ars is in the front row and will be beaming you live updates from the Sony keynote at CES 2009Read More...

We recap our team's second day of Macworld '09 festivities, focusing on iLife, iWork, iTunes and DRM (and all the nitty gritty), VMware Fusion's success, Best of Show, and a walkthrough of the Expo...

Microsoft's Steve Ballmer kicked off CES with a bling-heavy keynote that focused on the past, present, and future of Windows. And also, it was about screens.Read More...

The EFF goes six for six with its Patent Busting Process as the USPTO agrees to reexamine yet another broad tech patent.Read More...

The National Academies convened a public workshop last year on the impact of space weather on the economy and society; we take a look.Read More...

The group of Harvard Law students defending one Joel Tenenbaum in an RIAA lawsuit have an unusual request for the judge: they want the whole case streamed live over the Internet.Read More...