Wired NewsTechnology, and the way we do business, is changing the world we know. Wired News is a technology - and business-oriented news service feeding an intelligent, discerning audience. What role does technology play in the day-to-day living of your life? Wired News tells you. How has evolving technology changed the face of the international business world? Wired News puts you in the picture.NPR Retreats, Link Stink Lingers- (Found July 2, 2008 ) NPR.org no longer requires permission to link, but its insistence that it will go after those who use its content 'inappropriately' tells critics it still hasn't learned its lesson. By Farhad Manjoo.http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,53543,00.html Pirate Cops Raid MS Gaming Foe- (Found July 2, 2008 ) A Swedish gaming company, posing a valid threat to Microsoft multi-player game, claims the software giant is behind a piracy raid. Guess what It was, and the raid found lots and lots of unlicensed software. By Noah Shachtman.http://www.wired.com/news/business/0,1367,53534,00.html Game Pirates Rule the Seize- (Found July 2, 2008 ) Ironically, one of the main reasons crackers are so zealous in their pursuit of video games is that they want to play games that are free of anti-piracy security measures. By Brad King.http://www.wired.com/news/games/0,2101,53454,00.html Silicon Valley VIP Left Legacy- (Found July 2, 2008 ) Dan Case, a well-known banker and brother of AOL chairman Steve Case, left behind a medical foundation and a financial legacy of some the largest names of the Internet era. By Joanna Glasner.http://www.wired.com/news/exec/0,1370,53528,00.html PayPal Rolls Dice on Gambling- (Found July 2, 2008 ) As credit card issuers walk away from the $4 billion Internet gaming market, PayPal steps up to the table despite warnings that it may not be legal. By Brian McWilliams.http://www.wired.com/news/business/0,1367,53533,00.html NYC's PC Expo: 'Ex' Is Right- (Found July 2, 2008 ) PC Expo used to be huge and full of wonder and surprise. Now it not only has a new name, it has a new feeling, too: empty. Patrick Di Justo reports from New York.http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,53527,00.html |