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Google and YouTube try to reinforce their entreÝ into U.S. politics -- that began with political videos and the twin presidential debates -- by hosting a party for the press corps in New Hampshire.

U of Tennessee blocked P2P sites before RIAA law

Obama transition team names tech policy group

Security firm Finjan raises $22 million

Report: Swedish carrier planning iPhone MMS app

Netflix streaming service suffers licensing setback with Sony

More cosmetic delights for Gmail: themes

Green Hills spins off Integrity operating system

Photos: Nokia, Navteq team up as traffic monitors

Texas University launches security tech incubator

CNET News Daily Podcast: Microsoft shakes up security world

Windows Breaks Into Supercomputer Top10

Start-up Meraki to sell solar-powered Wi-Fi gear

The 'Morro' of the story

Interviewing Experienced IT People?

Trulia partners with 1020 Placecast for targeted ads

Mozilla chairman unfazed by Google Chrome

Broadband proponents to Congress: Invest in future, not autos

Monty Python Banks On the Long Tail Via YouTube

An Adobe browser, briefly considered

FCC Publishes "White Spaces" Rules