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Correction: Switching, virtualization, and more at Interop
This story initially said attendance at Interop was down. Attendance at the show was actually up from last year.
Correction: Web browsers and other mistakes
Correction: After unprofitable quarter, Sun to cut jobs
This story initially misstated Sun revenue. It is $3.266 billion.
Correction: Yahoo director battle-tested on 'hostile' takeover fights
This post incorrectly listed Yahoo director Ron Burkle as having been involved in a proxy fight against Southern California grocery chain Stater Bros. According to a spokesman for Burkle, he was never involved in a proxy fight at Stater Bros. and left the company prior to 1986. Read the updated story here.
Correction: Will PG&E give rebates for old air conditioners?
This story was corrected to reflect the day the briefing was held. It was Tuesday, April 30.
Correction: Politicos want free wireless broadband on unused airwaves
This story was updated at 11:40 a.m. PDT with correct units for DSL broadband speeds currently on the market.
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Correction: At Eco-marathon, teen-driving team races to 2,843 mpg
Due to incorrect information provided by the company, this post misstated the name of one of the fuels used in the Eco-marathon. The entry from Schurr High School ran off liquified petroleum gas (LPG).
Correction: Charles Babbage's masterpiece difference engine comes to Silicon Valley
This story has been corrected to reflect the correct date of the public opening of the exhibit. It opens May 10.
Read the updated story here and see pictures from the arrival of the machine at the Computer History Museum here.
Correction: Why history isn't on Dell's side
Correction: Yahoo Music exec leaves for start-up
This post has been changed to correctly reflect Ian Rogers' title at Yahoo. He was vice president of video and media applications at Yahoo.
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