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Technology

SAP, German Software Giant,

Admits to Illicit Downloads

By STEVE LOHR

The company said a subsidiary had improperly obtained documents from its archrival Oracle but disputed the extent of the offense.

EBay to Be Rival of Craigslist in Online Classifieds

EBay, the Internet auction leader, has quietly introduced a new online classified advertising service in the United States.

Google Purchases Web Phone Service

By BLOOMBERG NEWS

Google said that it had bought GrandCentral Communications, acquiring a service that lets people use a single number for all their phones.

Advertising

Engaging at Any Speed? Commercials Put to Test

By LOUISE STORY

In new experiments for NBC, people are observed as they watch commercials in fast-forward mode.

NetSuite Files for IPO

Dawn Kawamoto, for News.com

In an auction-style public offering, the hosted-software maker seeks to raise $75 million--and to stay under Larry Ellison’s control.

China Unicom Tests Music Service

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

China Unicom, the country’s No. 2 mobile phone carrier, said Tuesday it has started testing a music download service offering subscribers songs from 23 record companies.

Nokia Siemens Networks Lands India Deal

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Nokia Siemens Networks won a $900 million contract from India’s largest mobile phone operator, Bharti Airtel, to help expand its communications network.

Casio and DoCoMo Form E-Pay Venture

By REUTERS

The firms aim to provide services and equipment for businesses hoping to attract shoppers using their mobile phones to pay for snacks and concert tickets.

Russian Online Music Service Closes

By THE NEW YORK TIMES

AllofMP3.com, a Russian online music service accused of skirting copyright law, has shut down but may be back in business elsewhere, authorities said.

Online Customized Ads Move a Step Closer

By LOUISE STORY

Yahoo will announce new tools for online advertising that could pull the company ahead in the race to better tailor online advertisements to the people most likely to buy.

Rival Manufacturers Chasing the iPhone

By MARTIN FACKLER

Asian manufacturers fear Apple may repeat in wireless communications what it accomplished in portable music with the iPod: changing the industry.

For iPhone, Some Shortages and Activation Problems

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Cognizant to Set Up New Center in India

Bob Metcalfe Takes Helm of Biofuel Company

For iPhone, Some Shortages and Activation Problems

The Media Equation: How the Grid Is Changing the Village

Xbox Offers a Forum to Reach Gamers Where They Live

E-Commerce Report: To Raise Shopper Satisfaction, Web Merchants Turn to Videos

A Web Cadre Turns the Tables on African Scam Artists

Public Enemy to Use a Digital Distributor

A Player of Video Games and Politics

Can She Turn Yahoo Into, Well, Google?

All the News That’s Fit to Print Out

Gave Up Sleep and Maybe a First-Born, but at Least I Have an iPhone

Talking Business: iPhone Spin Goes Round and Round

Religion Journal: Web Space Where Religion and Social Networking Meet

What's Online: Some Bloggers Blur Some Lines

AT&T Is Buying Oklahoma-Based Carrier

Health

Patient’s TB Is Less Severe Than Thought

By JOHN HOLUSHA 3:42 PM ET

Doctors said that the man who caused an health scare would still require as much as two years of treatment.

Keeping Patients’ Details Private, Even From Kin

By JANE GROSS

Critics say a law designed to keep medical information confidential is being overzealously applied.

Winding Through ‘Big Dreams’ Are the Threads of Our Lives

By REBECCA CATHCART

Big dreams are once again on the minds of psychologists as part of a larger trend toward studying dreams as meaningful representations of our concerns and emotions.

The Consumer

When the Surgeon Is Infected, How Safe Is the Surgery?

By RONI CARYN RABIN

Troublingly little is known about the possibility of getting a viral infection like hepatitis B, hepatitis C or H.I.V. from a health care worker.

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Books on Health

AIDS in Africa: Rising Above the Partisan Babble

By ABIGAIL ZUGER, M.D.

It is a testament to the strength of Helen Epstein’s new book that the one scientific goof she makes actually matters relatively little.

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A Conversation With Elizabeth H. Blackburn

Finding Clues to Aging in the Fraying Tips of Chromosomes

By CLAUDIA DREIFUS

Elizabeth H. Blackburn studies aging and biochemical changes in cells that are related to the diseases of old age and may have a shot at the Nobel Prize in Medicine.