Technology: AOL set to lay off more than 1,000

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	Technology Daily Report  Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2010 Web-Wide News Alerts MyWebpost Get The Post's take on whatever you're reading -- anywhere on the Web. » Sign Up | Learn More At the Show: CES 2010 » Special Report | In case you missed it, check out coverage from Fast Forward columnist Rob Pegoraro and Tech policy reporter Cecilia Kang on the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. In the News AOL set to lay off more than 1,000: This week's move part of new focus on Web content publishing (By Mike Musgrove) Md. seen as host for new industry: State can be national center for cybersecurity, governor says (By Aaron C. Davis) Arbitron CEO quits; firm says he violated policy unrelated to finances: Skarzynski had testified about a controversial new ratings device (By Paul Farhi) Tucker's excellent adventure (By Howard Kurtz) China's Baidu website defaced by Twitter hackers More Technology Stories   From PC World Nikon's D3000 Is a Great Entry-Level Digital SLR Camera: The feature-packed D3000 offers a solid design, good image quality, and help for photography novices. (Melissa J. Perenson, PCWorld) RUNit Launcher Lies in Wait Quietly Before Leaping to Help: Quickly launch programs with RUNit's customizable menu, which stays tucked away until you need it. (Erik Larkin) SystemInfo Gives You the Skinny on Your PC's Hardware: Get detailed information about your system setup with nifty freebie SystemInfo. (Preston Gralla) CopyTrans Backs Up iPod Data Faster Than Before: Back up all the music on your iPod or iPhone directly into iTunes or a specified folder with CopyTrans. (Steve Horton) From TechCrunch Oh, Snap! Streamy Runs Out Of Steam, Looking For A Buyer (Robin Wauters) LPD: Prysm's New Acronym Promises Huge Screens, 75% Less Power Consumption (MG Siegler) Friendster Strikes Deal With Yahoo Southeast Asia (Leena Rao) Mochi Media Acquired By Shanda Games For $80 Million (Michael Arrington) More TechCrunch News   FASTER FORWARD by Rob Pegoraro • A walk through the CES show floor • The missing Microsoft influence at CES • E-read all about it at CES POST TECH by Cecilia Kang • NAB showcases Sezmi, a hybrid broadcast-broadband television service, in debate over spectrum • Secretary Clinton dines with high-tech titans to talk diplomacy • Car meets the Web at CES, raising concerns about distracted driving  Featured Comics • Dilbert  |  • The 5th Wave  |  • Main Page
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