AP - Federal agencies have dragged their feet on implementing 10-year-old law that requires them to use the Internet to make government documents easily available, a new study says.

Reuters - Kazakhs are rushing to order Sacha Baron Cohen's 'Borat' on DVD from Amazon.co.uk, the online giant said.

PC World - Microsoft expands its ERP access with a tool to more closely integrate the enterprise and desktop.

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - 'Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas 3-D' changed it all.

Reuters - An online gambling site is taking bets on whether Heather Mills' artificial leg will fall off during her upcoming appearance on 'Dancing with the Stars.'

AFP - Electronic giant Royal Philips Electronics has agreed to sell its shares in the world's biggest chip foundry, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC), in phases for an orderly exit from the company, a joint statement said Monday.

Reuters - One of India's top engineering schools has restricted Internet access in its hostels, saying addiction to surfing, gaming and blogging was affecting students' performance, making them reclusive and even suicidal.

USATODAY.com - LAS VEGAS - This year you'll finally be able to get the digital camera you've always wanted, but couldn't afford. Popular digital SLR cameras from Canon and Nikon generally set you back around $1,000. But discounters will likely drive that down to $299 by year's end, says Chris Chute, an analyst at researcher IDC. That's just a tad higher than most people pay now for compact point-and-shoots.

USATODAY.com - NEW YORK - Former Disney CEO Michael Eisner built his career trying to identify and shape hit movies and TV shows. Now he's at it again, this time on the Internet. His investment firm, The Tornante Co., will announce Monday the formation of a studio, Vuguru, that will acquire and develop slickly written, produced and acted Web video.

PC World - Pair extend shared tech support services to dozens of markets.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Cisco Systems Inc. and International Business Machines Corp. said on Monday they will combine technical support services for mutual customers, highlighting increasingly close ties between the network equipment maker and computer services company.

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Philips has quietly dropped its advanced, blinking fluorescent backlights for flat televisions, and will instead focus on LED backlights which are smaller, the Dutch electronics group said on Monday.

MUMBAI (Reuters) - Nokia expects India to become its second-largest market by volume by 2010, or even sooner, the world's top cell phone maker said on Monday.

AP - Two months ago, Fred Poteet walked into a Sprint store to resolve some technical problems with his cell phone service. When he walked out, he had a new wireless contract — with Cox Communications Inc., his cable TV operator.

Reuters - Nokia (NOK1V.HE) expects India to become its second-largest market by volume by 2010, or even sooner, the world's top cell phone maker said on Monday.

AP - Seagate Technology LLC, the world's largest hard drive maker, announced Monday the first manufacturer to sell laptop PCs with its new built-in encryption technology.

Reuters - Cisco Systems Inc. and International Business Machines Corp. said on Monday they will combine technical support services for mutual customers, highlighting increasingly close ties between the network equipment maker and computer services company.

TOKYO (Reuters) - Canon Inc. , the world's top camera and copier maker, said on Monday it will spend 30 billion yen ($253.5 million) on a research facility to develop new factory automation and other technology to cut production costs.

PC Magazine - Analysts began speculating late last week that Apple Inc., along with LG, may soon be releasing flash-based laptops later in the year. Today, news from Santa Clara-based Intel, the company that currently supplies Apple with its processors, may lend some credence to that assertion.

NewsFactor - The European Union's Consumer Protection Commissioner, Meglena Kuneva, has lashed out at Apple, claiming that the company's strategy of bundling iTunes and iPods together is unfair to consumers.

PC World - ASI Computer Technologies will use the automatically encrypted Momentus in a laptop.

PC World - The new, high-capacity flash memory chip could store 2000 songs on a mobile phone.

Reuters - An Egyptian appeals court on Monday upheld a 4-year jail sentence against a blogger convicted of insulting Islam and President Hosni Mubarak.

PC World - Easy, anonymous registration boosts sites used for spamming or hosting malicious apps, McAfee says.

PC World - Partnerships to develop Dynamics enterprise apps highlight this week's conference.

HELSINKI (Reuters) - Nokia , the world's largest cell phone maker, expects replacement sales of cell phones to continue gaining share of the total market in 2007, it said in its filing with U.S. officials on Monday.

MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's top cell phone operator MTS , hopes to convince customers to get over their reticence to talk and text, executives said on Monday.

AFP - Dutch electronics giant Royal Philips Electronics said Monday it had cut its stake in the world's biggest chip foundry, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC), as part of plans to divest its holding in the group.

Reuters - Nokia (NOK1V.HE), the world's largest cell phone maker, expects replacement sales of cell phones to continue gaining share of the total market in 2007, it said in its filing with U.S. officials on Monday.

Reuters - An investment firm run by former Walt Disney Co. Chief Executive Michael Eisner has launched a studio that will produce and distribute videos for the Internet, portable media devices and cell phones, as Hollywood strives to reach tech-savvy viewers online.

Reuters - Russia's top cell phone operator MTS , hopes to convince customers to get over their reticence to talk and text, executives said on Monday.

AFP - The world's biggest high-tech fair, the CeBIT, kicks off Thursday spotlighting a host of gadgets ready to change the world of work and play.

NewsFactor - Someday soon, many cell phones might store as many as 2,000 songs -- or enough map data for a built-in GPS to steer you any place on the planet.

NewsFactor - In a first-to-market move, Seagate Technology is now shipping its new 2.5-inch notebook PC hard drives with built-in encryption technology. ASI Computer Technologies will be the first laptop manufacturer to incorporate the technology into its hardware.

PC Magazine - Samsung Electronics said Monday that it had begun shipping an 8-Gbyte NAND flash memory module, signaling the next generation of flash-based MP3 players and other devices.

AP - This weekend's early switch to daylight-saving time was billed as a little re-enactment of the Y2K computer problem at the turn of the millennium. And as it happened, the daylight bug appeared to have equally minor results.

PC World - The domain registrar and hosting firm reports disrupted service Sunday from distributed denial-of-service attacks.

NewsFactor - Intel's lower-powered -- but high-power -- quad-core microprocessors go on sale Monday. Drawing only 50 watts for each quad-core processor, the L5320 and L5310 require as much as 60 percent less power than the company's existing 80-watt and 120-watt quad-core server products.

NewsFactor - One of the most noted brands behind kitchen appliances and washing machines is going small. GE, known for "bringing good things to life," is hoping to bring good things to photographers. The company has expanded its consumer electronics division to include digital cameras.

NewsFactor - Someday soon, many cell phones might store as many as 2,000 songs -- or enough map data for a built-in GPS to steer you any place on the planet.

NewsFactor - The European Union's Consumer Protection Commissioner, Meglena Kuneva, has lashed out at Apple, claiming that the company's strategy of bundling iTunes and iPods together is unfair to consumers.

NewsFactor - Real-world body image concerns are bad enough, but what happens when the rest of the planet starts dissing how your Nintendo avatar looks? According to senior Nintendo game designer Shigeru Miyamoto, users of the popular Wii console soon will be able to find just what others think of their online appearance.

AP - IBM Corp. Chairman and CEO Samuel J. Palmisano collected compensation worth $18.8 million in 2006, a year in which the company posted record profits and enjoyed a rebound in the stock market.

AP - The U.N. copyright agency that arbitrates more than half the world's 'cybersquatting' cases saw a 25 percent increase in complaints last year.

AP - Internet company AOL said Monday it is partnering with a unit of Gannett Co. to offer new forms of interactive advertising that incorporate audio and video elements.

Reuters - Sports Illustrated magazine and NBCSports.com said on Monday they will share video, news and photography on their Web sites.

AP - Texas Instruments Inc., the leading maker of chips for cell phones, tightened its profit and sales outlook for the first quarter on Monday.

AP - Attention owners of primitive TVs: If you still use an antenna to watch 'American Idol,' your picture will disappear at midnight on Feb. 17, 2009, unless you buy something called a digital converter box.

AdWeek.com - Three years ago, the creative team at The Martin Agency was tasked with driving traffic to Geico's Web site, where consumers could get free rate quotes. They settled on promoting how easy the site was to use. But how to communicate that?

PC World - IBM Corp. has started production of a more advanced version of the Cell microprocessor, the chip it developed with Sony Corp. and Toshiba Corp.

AFP - An online gambling site is inviting macabre bets on whether Heather Mills' prosthetic leg will fall off during her participation in US television show "Dancing with the Stars."

PC World - A Windows feature designed to simplify computing for disabled users could be misused in Vista, a McAfee Inc. researcher reported Monday.

AP - The Walt Disney Co. is launching a new Web site aimed at moms who are increasingly turning to the Internet for answers to everything from problems with teething babies to financing college.

Reuters - China will intensify controls of the growing numbers of bloggers using the Internet to lay bare their thoughts, politics and even bodies, the country's chief censor has announced.

PC World - Software giant introduces first in a series of online communities for its Dynamics apps users.