AFP - British supermodel Kate Moss has scored a lucrative deal with a mobile phone operator as she swiftly rebuilds her cocaine-shaken career, The Sun newspaper reported.

PC World - Fierce competition and a supply boom send costs tumbling for LCD, plasma TVs.

AP - Japan's Fujitsu Ltd. on Friday said it would dock the pay of its president and several other executives after problems in the company's software forced the Tokyo Stock Exchange to shut down trading earlier this month.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sharman Networks, the operator of file-sharing network Kazaa, on Friday said an Australian court has extended until late February a deadline for Sharman to modify its software to block piracy.

USATODAY.com - For the big day-after Thanksgiving shopping stampede: How about going online to give the fanatic in your life a way to watch sports on a 2-inch screen costing $400? While the $400 ESPN Mobile cellphones won't be in stores nationwide until February, they go on sale online Friday at mobileespn.com.

Reuters - The 57,000 inhabitants of the Arctic island of Greenland will soon have access to the fastest Internet connections available in Europe, German engineering conglomerate Siemens said on Friday.

Reuters - The chief executive of top mobile-phone maker Nokia (NOK1V.HE) said on Friday that the global market is likely to grow faster next year than many people expect.

Reuters - French video games maker Ubisoft not only wants to remain independent but is also looking to make several acquisitions in a consolidating sector, its chairman said in a magazine interview.

AP - There won't be any cotton candy, but most other treats of a world fair would be available in an Internet version of the global exposition being prepared in Sweden.

Reuters - Supercomputer maker Cray Inc. on Friday said that cofounder and chief scientist Burton Smith will leave the company to take a job at software maker Microsoft Corp. .

Reuters - Electronic Arts Inc. (EA), the world's biggest video game publisher, expects the central European market to continue developing quickly and piracy to fall, EA's head of European sales said in an interview.

AFP - The number of Swedes seeking out sexual images involving children on the Internet is on the rise, the Swedish chapter of the anti-child pornography group Ecpat warned.

AFP - Nokia, the world's largest mobile phone maker, said that over the first nine months of the year it had sold 23 million handsets in China, an increase of 77 percent compared to the same period a year ago.

Reuters - A Dutch technology company has breathed life into a project to rid the Internet of suffixes such as .com, and instead offer single names which can be countries, company names or fantasy words.

Reuters - U.S. online holiday sales are expected to hit nearly $20 billion this year and should take off on Monday, when consumers return to work and their fast Internet connections after the long Thanksgiving weekend.

Reuters - The pace of U.S. digital music track sales during the last six months has slowed dramatically after a year of explosive growth.

Reuters - Olive Media Products has introduced the Musica wireless music center, an alternative to the PC as the digital music hub in the home.

Reuters - Apple Computer Inc.'s sleek iPod nano music player was among the top-selling electronic items on Amazon.com on Friday and some models sold out on a top retailer's Web site as consumers stocked up on holiday gifts on one of the year's busiest shopping days.

Reuters - The operator of the Kazaa file-sharing network on Friday said an Australian court would hear an appeal on a copyright case in late February conditional on Kazaa making some changes to its software in the mean time.