Techmeme founder: WSJ, NYT are aggregatorsSource: CNET.com
Techmeme is one of the sites that Robert Thomson, editor-in-chief of the The Wall Street Journal, presumably thinks is a "parasite" or "tech tapeworm in the intestines of the Internet."
FCC White Spaces Decision Kicks Off the Next Wireless Revolution Source: Wired News
Television static is now broadband gold.
The Federal Communications Commission's decision to open up the 'white spaces' spectrum to unlicensed devices could usher in a new telecom revolution, say analysts.
Like WiFi, the availability of free, unregulated spectrum could create n …
Our 30 Must-Read Tech Stories of 2007Source: Mashable!
When the year got rolling, it was just Pete slogging away through all the news and press releases, but now there's a whole team of us attempting to bring you the information you crave.
Growing pains hold up mobile TV, video explosion - AFPSource: Yahoo! News
CANNES, France (AFP) - The telecom and digital audiovisual entertainment businesses are busy getting TV and video onto mobile devices as screen quality and content delivery offer ever better viewing experiences.The big catch, however, is that complex issues continue to stall the …
The Smallest Cell Phone We''ve Ever SeenSource: Gizmodo
The Haier Black Pearl is honestly the smallest phone we''ve ever seen. It''s hard to get a sense of how small it is. This article will give you the scoop.

After a couple weeks of using Google Reader, I have dubbed it my new RSS Reader. From the keyword based navigation, to the shared RSS item feature, Google Reader is a winner. The keyboard shortcuts are phenomenal! There are also some nice "little" touches that I really like.
TV Screen, Not Couch, Is Required for This SessionSource: The New York Times
At least 18 states, up from only a handful a few years ago, now pay for some telemedicine care under their Medicaid programs, and at least eight specifically include psychiatry, according to the National Association of State Medicaid Directors.
Public Download of Vista AvailableSource: CNET
The company kicked off what it called its "Customer Preview Program," a testing period in which the software maker hopes millions of tech enthusiasts will kick the tires on the new operating system.
Music industry tracking down CD piratesSource: The Boston Globe
The Associated Press reports, "The music industry, which has famously sued Internet users for downloading songs illegally, is turning its sights on pirates in 12 cities who copy CDs and DVDs for sale at street corners, flea markets, family run shops, and even mainstream stores."
Free Energy - The N-MachineSource: mufor.org
This smells of BS, but seems very interesting. Seems to tip everything you have every learned on its head.

In a flood of posts (erm, "Seeds") over the weekend, Newsvine itself became one of the top tech news catagories on, ahem, Newsvine.com.