SEWilco writes "Xbox Live is not working, as mentioned 36 hours ago in an Xbox team blog. Even if you can get logged in, multiplayer matchmaking doesn't find enough players for games. For a while Zune Marketplace was also affected. At present Zune status claims 'Up and running' while Xbox Live status continues to say 'Users may experience intermittent issues logging onto Xbox Live. Our engineers ...

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There is a reason people still buy CDs more than they do digital albums. Actually there are several, but viruses that come along with music via peer-to-peer sites (P2P) and a concern over digital rights management (DRM) aren't the only culprits.

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The best technology gadgets, hardware, software, trends and toys of 2007.

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iTunes and Zune site gets festive visitor boost

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The line may already be forming in Las Vegas for the big event Sunday, the last performance of the Bill Gates roadshow before his role as...

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There is a reason people still buy CDs more than they do digital albums. Actually there are several, but viruses that come along with music via peer-to-peer sites (P2P) and a concern over digital rights management (DRM) aren't the only culprits.

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Just as Microsoft's past year was characterized by launches, the next will be defined by a departure. But even as Bill Gates leaves his full-time executive role, the company will be grappling with some of the biggest competitive challenges in its history,...

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As Bill Gates leaves his full-time executive role in the next year, Microsoft will be grappling with some of the biggest competitive challenges in its history. Here's our annual look at what to watch at the company in the year ahead.

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While Christmas is, as the song says, "the most wonderful time of the year," for retailers, it's the days and weeks following the holiday that bring cheer. That's when customers come in, eager to redeem gift cards received as presents over the holidays.

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SEATTLE -- Warner Music Group, a major holdout on selling music online without copy protection, caved in to the growing trend Thursday and agreed to sell its tunes on Amazon.com Inc.'s digital music store.

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