-New Privacy Laws Could Boost EU Cloud Industry
-iPhone 4S's Siri Is a Bandwidth Guzzler
-Android Malware May Have Infected 5 Million Users
-Sea Water Could Cause Uranium Pollution From Nuclear Fuel Rods
-How Allan Scherr Hacked Around the First Computer Password
-January 28 is Data Privacy Day
-Mars-Bound Probe Serves As Radiation Guinea Pig
-USPTO Declares Invalid Third of Three Critical Rambus Patents
-White House Chief Technology Officer Steps Down
-DARPA Funding a $50 Drone-Droppable Spy Computer
-North Star May Be Wasting Away
-Flaw In YouTube Takedown Process Exposed
-When Viruses Infect Worms
-The ACTA Fight Returns: What Is At Stake & What You Can Do
-Bill Gates Gives $750M To AIDS Fund

-Beets Music Tagger: Command Line Tool To Fix Metadata And Organize Your Music Library
-Chrome and Chromium: small golden rules to get the perfect browser !
-Interlaced Support For Intel's Linux Graphics Driver
-5 Links for Developers and IT Pros 1/27/12
-Adventures in Self-Publishing, Chap. 8: Designing the Interior of your Book
-The ACTA Fight Returns: What Is at Stake and What You Can Do
-Introducing Ask Ubuntu Lens for Unity
-8 Best Free Android Launchers
-KDE Commit-Digest for 8th January 2012
-id Software's Main Linux Game Developer Resigns
-Pandora Handheld To Finally Go Into Mass Production Next Month
-Top five open source social networking platforms available in the market
-FFmpeg 0.10 Gets New Filters, Decoders, Encoders
-Simple Linux Auditing
-Open source: the default choice

-Canonical HUD Brings Apps to Life on Ubuntu Linux Desktop
-People Behind Debian: Josselin Mouette, founder of the Debian GNOME team
-Tech Comics: "One Day They Will Yell Back"
-The Grand /usr-fication of Linux
-Red Hat Taking Gluster from Open Core to Open Source
-Katherine Noyes: I'm a Linux fan, and I enjoy helping to bring Linux to the forefront
-Be lazy, be fast
-Oracle proposal would create single committee to oversee Java specs
-Linux Mint 13 gets back to desktop basics
-Microsoft seeking open-source expert to help put Linux on Azure

-October-December, 2011 Status Report
-FreeBSD 9.0-RELEASE Available
-New committer: Jason Helfman (ports)
-FreeBSD 9.0-RC3 Available
-New committer: Pedro Giffuni (src)
-New member for the Ports Management team: Beat Gätzi
-New committer: Justin Hibbits (src)
-FreeBSD 9.0-RC2 Available
-New committer: Michael Scheidell (ports)
-New committer: David Chisnall (src)

-The Linux Foundation Announces Keynotes and Program for Annual Collaboration Summit
-Panasonic Joins Linux Foundation
-Motama expands DVB gateways with DVB-T, DVB-ASI, and customized servers
-The Northeast Kansas Library System Chooses ByWater Solutions For Koha Support and Implementation
-Design and develop compelling user interfaces for your Android applications using Packt's new book
-Improve the performance of your network using Packt's new book on Squid
-Korenix JetBox 9400/9500 series work as Linux NVR systems for Reliable & Non-Stop Video Recording!
-LinuxCertified Announces its next Linux Kernel Internals Training course
-Korenix new JetBox9433G Embedded VPN Router Platform with 4 Giga ports & -40~80C op. temp. provides High Speed Remote Computing!
-SMEStorage release Linux Cloud Tools that work with over 15 Storage Clouds

-Basic Backup Script in BASH
-Add date, time to your bash history and increase it to 5,000 lines
-New To Linux: Part 2 – Getting Started With Ubuntu 11.10
-SSH: The VPN No One Remembers
-New To Linux: Part 1 - What is It and is It For Me?
-Mount your box.net (box.com) account in linux
-How To: Add Gmail to the Message Menu in Ubuntu 11.04 & 11.10 (Unity)
-Interview With The VIMpire
-How To: Create Custom Quick Lists in Ubuntu 11.10
-Raspberry Pi - first 10 on eBay!

-Opponents protest signing of ACTA without adequate debate (ars technica)
-Security advisories for Friday
-The case for the /usr merge
-Thursday's security updates
-Three new stable kernel updates
-LWN.net Weekly Edition for January 26, 2012
-HP: webOS to be fully released by September
-Robots rampage (in a friendly way) at SCALE 10X
-Wednesday's security updates
-KDE 4.8 released
-FOSDEM interviews, part 3
-Tuesday's security updates
-GDB 7.4 released
-Shuttleworth: Introducing the HUD. Say hello to the future of the menu.
-Linux.conf.au 2012 videos available

-Bits from the Release Team
-hardware sponsorship for Debian Developers
-Paris: Debian bug Squashing Party (Wheezy)
-Extremadura CIO plans Linux rollout on 40,000 desktops
-Bits from the piuparts maintainers
-Debian Project News – January 23rd, 2012
-Misc Developer News (#28)
-PHP 5.4 @ Debian
-Meet Debian at FOSDEM 2012
-LEGO® MINDSTORMS® NXT 2.0 Support in Debian/Ubuntu

-Why Apple Just Realised the Company's First True Post-PC Quarter
-European Commission Signs ACTA
-KDE SC 4.8 Released
-Apple Restricts Certain APIs to Mac App Store Applications
-Android's Share of Tablet Market Jumps
-5 Important Implications of the Windows 8 Pre-Beta
-HP To Commit webOS to Open Source by Fall 2012
-Google Consolidates, Updates Its Privacy Policy
-Google's SPDY To Be Incorporated Into HTTP 2.0
-Chromium-Based Remixes Worth Trying
-*Why People Troll and How to Stop Them*
-Ubuntu To Replace Menus with Search Field Dubbed 'HUD'
-Apple Reports Bizarre First Quarter Results
-Dutch Court Obliterates Apple's Appeal, Tab 10.1 Not Banned

-kuro5hin's Membership Fees Are a Good Thing
-Jetset Psychopath Pleads Guilty
-Fuck the Fat Acceptance Movement
-Is crawl-66-249-71-82.googlebot.com Trying to Root Your PHP Board? (Abridged)
-K5 Images of the Year (2011)
-cancel
-I support SOPA
-The Open Proxy Party's Electoral Corruption Killer
-A Brief History of the ASCII Penis
-Warning: Beware of Sex with Eric S. Raymond

-LISA'11 Boston Dec 4-9
-Software Freedom Day 2011
-In Defense of Negativity
-Losing lifeblood: Advogato's marginal appeal
-NHS Scotland Open Desktop Initiative
-Evolution of Programming Languages
-Implementing spam protection in Wiki engines
-Triolet
-Diversity statement for Ubuntu
-Bombono DVD reached 1.0
-GNU recutils 1.1 released
-Unicode 6.0 is released
-Piracy and Free Software
-MongoDB 1.5.7 - 1.6RC2 is out and ready for testing
-Horseshit on a stick "Can Open Source be secure" BCS riposte

-VLC media player 1.1.13
-Wine 1.3.38
-LVM2 2.02.89
-gnucash 2.4.10
-BitNami RubyStack 3.2.0-0
-BitNami Magento Stack 1.6.2.0-0
-BitNami Cloud Tools 1.3-1
-BitNami Joomla! Stack 2.5.0-0
-BitNami JasperServer Stack 4.5.0-0
-BitNami phpBB Stack 3.0.10-0
-BitNami Moodle Stack 2.2.1-0
-ultimix 1.5.174
-SciTE 3.03
-OpenGroupware 0.1.46
-DokuWiki 2012.1.25
-Scintilla 3.03
-Zoom 2.0.6
-Linux Kernel 3 3.2.2
-Chrome OS Linux 1.8.1017
-Gdb 7.4
-VMWare 8.0.2
-Bacula 5.2.5
-VueScan 9.0.78
-Vala 0.15.1
-Sketsa 6.6

-Why Some Homepages Get Buried
-Facebook Files Clickjacking Lawsuit
-Report: Facebook May File For IPO As Early As Next Week
-Twitter Can Now Withhold Content From Users In A Specific Country
-WebmasterWorld Weekly Roundup January 26
-Will Existing Google AdSense Publishers Have To Maintain a G+ Account?
-Busting Google : The Justice Departments $500 Million Dollar Sting
-Businesses May Face Fines of 2pct of Sales For Breach of New E.U. Privacy Law
-Apple Reports Highest First Quarter Revenue, Ever, $46.33 Billion
-Google's New Privacy Changes Mean Users Must Be Logged In Across All Its Services
-Facebook Coalition To Google, Don't Be Evil, Focus On The User
-Google Webmaster Tools Diagnostic Centre Gets a Face Lift
-E.U.'s Tough, New, Data Protection Rules Proposed
-WebmasterWorld Weekly Roundup January 19
-Matt Cutts Announces an "Above The Fold" Algorithm Launch