The new license adjusts to software industry changes but carries several new provisions.

Blog: After 18 months of debate, the General Public License has finally turned 3.

Meanwhile, a nearby state that embarked on a plan in January to put Linux in government offices, schools and villages is making progress.

Blog: The recent stories like this one out of the Sony camp are becoming pathetic at best. The company who formerly touted its dominance over the video game industry is left touting a 50,000 unit sale for March and a sales lead "for every week, except for the

Blog: AMD announces its quad core server chips will ship in August

The MPAA's legal strategy hasn't done much to slow down online piracy of movies. But will that save TorrentSpy?

Blog: At midnight on Friday, people waiting in line for the iPhone in New York count down and

Blog: An anonymous edit to Wikipedia could provide a clue about the deaths of former professional wrestler Chris Benoit, his wife and 7-year-old son. Or it could simply be random vandalism.

Blog: The social network for spewing random thoughts is on the road to raising its first round of venture funding.

Blog: Problems with technology could be random. Or, they could be because of Mercury in Retrograde

Some say the next great search engine is not in consumer Web pages or video, but in enterprise.

Blog: Total HD, announced at CES this year, was supposed to appease next-gen DVD fence-sitters. Now Warner Bros. says the dual-format discs are going to be pushed back from mid-to-late 2007 until early next year.

Emerson Network Power says its cooling technology is more energy efficient than more traditional systems.

Blog: Google launches Maps feature that lets you customize driving directions by clicking and dragging the route to other spots on the map

Blog: Dust-up continues over a Web site built by Federated Media promoting Microsoft's "People-Ready" ad campaign.