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Twitter could easily make money. Here’s how.

Yahoo’s Buzz site for recommending and finding interesting sites now is integrated with the social connections enabled by the Yahoo Open Strategy.

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More about printer ink rip-offs–One HP printer lets you use all the ink you paid for.

To win in the cloud, Microsoft needs developers–Microsoft’s Azure offering is too narrow at the moment. Developers need to get on board to make the offering meaningful.

Obama appoints lobbyist to head FCC transition, reports say–President-elect Barack Obama’s selection of a lobbyist and DC insider to head FCC transition team could be bad news for the tech community.

Nvidia profit plummets as revenue slips–The chipmaker comes in a penny below analysts’ predictions for earnings, but beats estimates for revenue.

Microsoft’s CEO makes it clear a merger is not in the cards for Redmond and Yahoo, sending the Internet search pioneer’s stock down as much as 16.5 percent.

A 17-member economic advisory board for the president-elect includes Eric Schmidt, Warren Buffett, Paul Volcker, Larry Summers, and other notable figures.

Plus: Time Warner performance is flat…Pioneer predicts greater loss…Motorola losses return…Comcast shows resilience.

A crew from the CBS News program gets roughed up while reporting on electronic waste shipped illegally from the U.S.

During a visit Down Under, Microsoft’s CEO says he has confidence in the leadership of the U.S. president-elect and hopes to see a “positive psychology loop” return.

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has been an ardent critic of open source, but in Australia he actually makes a rational, pragmatic comment on the topic.

Lightroom can’t match Photoshop for customization and plug-ins, but growing beyond its original abilities. Also, it’s getting more popular for editing raw images.