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Tech Industry News Archives for July 24, 2005

Yahoo buys maker of 'widget' applications
Jul 24 2005 11:08PM (CT)
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Hoping to pave a new path to its popular Web site, Yahoo Inc. has acquired Konfabulator, a tiny software maker that provides a computer platform for monitoring the weather, stock prices and a wealth of other customized information without opening a Web browser.
 
Online news consumers become own editors
Jul 24 2005 9:47PM (CT)
NEW YORK (AP) - J.D. Lasica used to visit 20 to 30 Web sites for his daily fix of news. Now, he's down to three _ yet he consumes more news online than ever. Lasica is among a growing breed of information consumers who use the latest Internet technologies to completely bypass the home pages of news sites and jump directly to articles that interest them.
 
Bells get another shot with Texas bill
Jul 24 2005 6:05PM (CT)
NEW YORK (AP) - A bill that would make it easier for telephone companies to sell cable TV may be put to a vote again in the Texas statehouse this week, revived for the second time since May courtesy of an unrelated stalemate over public school funding.
 
Intel: No decision yet on Israel plant
Jul 24 2005 2:02PM (CT)
JERUSALEM (AP) - Intel Corp., the world's leading computer chip-maker, has decided to build a second, $4 billion plant in southern Israel, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon told his Cabinet on Sunday. But an Intel spokesman in Israel, Koby Bahar, said the company has not made a decision to build a new plant in Israel.
 
LAPD recruits computer to stop rogue cops
Jul 24 2005 6:28AM (CT)
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Dogged by scandal, the Los Angeles Police Department is looking beyond human judgment to technology to identify bad cops. This month, the agency began using a $35 million computer system that tracks complaints and other telling data about officers _ then alerts top supervisors to possible signs of misconduct.
 
   

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