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In this article: Modern Warfare 2, Revenue, Hal Halpin, Capcom, Strategic planning, Resident Evil 5, and Team Fortress 2

...2 developer remains steadfast in its belief that listening to customers and developers is the best way to stay on top of the game. Ars Technica spoke with Valve director of business development Jason Holtman before his keynote at the...

In this article: Valve, Steam, Left 4 Dead 2, Montreal International Games Summit, Lufia II, Killzone 2, Final Fantasy XIII, and Tekken 6

...products. Forbes' initial report, for example claimed the P.A. Semi deal "could spell a new future for Apple's flagship iPhone. " Ars Technica concluded that Apple's move "disses Intel's Atom"-a reference to the new low-power processor line...

In this article: Apple, Intel, P.A. Semi, Iphone, Apple TV, Forbes, and Asus EeePC

...Maximum PC, not the famous actor/rapper. His work has appeared in many publications, including Maximum PC, Wired, Mac| Life, and T3, and on the web at Maximum PC and Ars Technica. He's the author of The Maximum PC Guide to Building a Dream PC.

In this article: Maximum PC, Velocity Micro, Laptop, Falcon Northwest, Xbox 360, and Intel

...of the failure rates of notebooks/netbooks (n=30,000). This study was then disseminated by large technology websites: Jeff Smykil at Ars Technica, Electronista Staff, Vladislav Savov at Engadget, and Danny Allen at Gizmodo. This...

In this article: SquareTrade, Scientific method, Engadget, and Gizmodo

...language, is in and of itself a show-stopper for many developers, but that obviously hasn't stopped development. Earlier today Ars Technica wrote about several prominent developer including Facebook's Joe Hewitt, Second Gear's Justin...

In this article: Apple, Iphone, App Store, Android, MuleSource, and Revenue

Ars Technica has allowed the cable industry lobbyists' top lawyer to explain why the cable industry supports breaking your DVR in a misguided effort to add more windows to movie releases. Not surprisingly, he simply repeats the MPAA's flat...

In this article: DVD, FCC, and File sharing

...concept that created some buzz back in 2006. Users were prompted to click on three photos of kittens to prove they were human. Ars Technica has an article on it here: http://bit.ly/ZFpZT KittenAuth's glaring omission was audio...

In this article: Towson University, National Federation of the Blind, E mail, Web application, Computer viruses, and Baltimore

...strikes" policy that could lead an ISP to shut down service to a household if someone in that home violates copyright laws three times. Ars Technica has a good explainer post from last week that says things may not be that dramatic. Here's a...

In this article: CNET, Sprint Nextel, Comcast, AT&T, Japan, and Canada

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In this article: AMD, Intel, Boxee, Google, Modern Warfare 2, Web servers, and Mashable