Keeping the Internet open

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	Week in review: Keeping the Internet open The Federal Communications Commission's chief has a plan to ensure that people have unfettered access to Internet content and services. Also: flat-screen TV energy efficiency, or lack thereof. Read full story Steven Musil CNET News.com Video of the week Apple iPod Nano Get a hands-on look at Apple's fifth-generation iPod Nano and see what Senior Editor Donald Bell has to say about its new video camera, radio, and pedometer features. Watch this video Most popular stories 1.  AT&T-iPhone calling woes on redial 2.  Courier tablet one of many Microsoft prototypes 3.  Cooling breakthrough for computers, car electronics 4.  How Intel's supercomputer almost used HP chips 5.  Linus Torvalds: 'Linux is bloated' 6.  Nintendo drops Wii price to $199 7.  Google announces Project 10^100 themes 8.  Honda's U3-X unicycle really for robots 9.  Is HP changing its Voodoo tune? 10.  Apple OKs first porn star apps for the iPhone Multimedia 1.  Video: Sony PSP Go preview event 2.  Video: Humanoid robot Nao shows off its skills 3.  Video: First look: Irex DR800SG e-book reader Top photo galleries 1.  Army's top inventions, by air and by land 2.  The new Microsoft tablet 3.  Start-ups step up at DemoFall 4.  IDF's super-slim laptops 5.  Intel showcases new technology at IDF 2009 6.  A no-fuss solar-powered building Crave What's the future of Netbooks? Scott Stein Senior associate editor Is the Viliv S7 onto something evolutionary, or is it clinging to yesterday's idea of the future? Read more Top-rated reviews of the week 1.  Altec Lansing Mix iMT800 2.  BlackBerry VM-605 Visor Mount Bluetooth Speakerphone 3.  HTC Touch Pro2 (Verizon Wireless) 4.  Logitech N315 Portable Lapdesk 5.  Norton Internet Security 2010 6.  Rickshaw Waterproof X-Pac small commuter bag 7.  Sound ID 400 Bluetooth headset 8.  Wacom Bamboo Fun Pen and Touch 9.  Zune HD 10.  Apple iTunes 9 More from CNET News  Today on News  Business Tech  Cutting Edge  Wirelesss  Security  Digital Media  Crave  Markets  Blogs  Webware  Photo Galleries  Recent Videos
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