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Death and taxes in virtual worlds–The taxman is coming to your virtual world. Hide your real wallet.

Intel rethinks Netbooks: ‘Fine for an hour’ but–The smallish designs may not be the next big thing after all. Intel, whose Atom chip powers most Netbooks, says it now foresees mostly incremental gains.

Morocco issues biometric ID cards–The country’s national security service says the contactless smart cards, required for all citizens over 18, will be used to fight terrorism. Artists are issued an additional professional card.

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Clearwire and Sprint Nextel complete transaction to form new company to build nationwide 4G broadband network and roll out “Clear” brand.

Auto start-ups join the Big 3 auto companies in looking to raise money through outside investments or government aid. The public isn’t giving either group a free ride.

The recent conviction in the MySpace suicide case could mean that the days of being able to freely lie on the Web could be coming to an end.

Companies are turning to open source for cost savings and productivity, but will vendors benefit?

Media mogul’s National Amusements is selling its 87 percent stake in the company to reduce a heavy tax burden, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Linux has been ported to the iPhone, but who cares?

The software giant’s multitouch technology will be incorporated in BMW Product Navigator devices at dealerships to help customers choose and animate new-car options.

To be built by Europol, the system will pool reports of crimes such as ID or financial theft online, and spot and track illegal activity, from across the 27 EU member states.

An online security center in Hanoi offers products and services that redefine online protection.