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Google and Yahoo are in early-stage negotiations with the U.S. Justice Department to avoid an antitrust challenge to their proposed advertising agreement, according to a report Monday night in The Wall Street Journal.

In a fascinating letter from Sequoia Capital to the CEOs of its portfolio companies, Sequoia urges the obvious: be prudent and conserve cash. The counsel is obvious but largely unheeded in the technology industry, as well as throughout our economy: debt equals unhappiness, while profitability equals happiness (and flexibility).

Feeling hemmed in by the boundaries of Sun's corporate structure, MySQL co-founder David Axmark shot off a resignation letter telling Sun that he 'hates rules,' and he also 'hates breaking them.'

As the US Dept. of Justice appears to be preparing for an extensive investigation into the two search leaders' cooperative deal, Yahoo and Google have decided that another delay in their implementation is unavoidable.

The Business Software Alliance continues to battle distribution of pirated software on peer-to-peer and auction sites.

Security threats to businesses vary according to what sort of businesses ar targeted, according to a study covering over four years and 230 million compromised records.

The Google-driven WIA's efforts in advocating "white spaces" devices have been joined by two heavyweight industry coalitions: the BSA, which includes Apple; and the CCIA, which claims Linux distributor Red Hat as a member.

Fujitsu is in talks to sell its hard disk drive business to Western Digital, according to a Japan-based report.