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I fixed everything I found via google search. -- [[User:Magioladitis|Magioladitis]] ([[User talk:Magioladitis|talk]]) 14:02, 3 July 2014 (UTC)
I fixed everything I found via google search. -- [[User:Magioladitis|Magioladitis]] ([[User talk:Magioladitis|talk]]) 14:02, 3 July 2014 (UTC)
* There are a little under 400 articles with news.com.com links left. Ill paste the list below. [[User:Werieth|Werieth]] ([[User talk:Werieth|talk]]) 14:23, 3 July 2014 (UTC)
# [[:1-800 Contacts]]
# [[:1-800 Contacts, Inc. v. WhenU.com, Inc.]]
# [[:1-Click]]
# [[:165 University Avenue]]
# [[:1998 MTV Video Music Awards]]
# [[:2000s (decade)]]
# [[:2000s in science and technology]]
# [[:2006 California Golden Bears football team]]
# [[:2006 in comics]]
# [[:2600: The Hacker Quarterly]]
# [[:32 nanometer]]
# [[:3Com]]
# [[:3Com Audrey]]
# [[:3DA]]
# [[:45 nanometer]]
# [[:@Home Network]]
# [[:A Public Affair (song)]]
# [[:A moron in a hurry]]
# [[:AI winter]]
# [[:AMD 10h]]
# [[:AMD 700 chipset series]]
# [[:AOL]]
# [[:ATI Technologies]]
# [[:Access Systems Americas]]
# [[:Acer Inc.]]
# [[:AdWords]]
# [[:Adrian Lamo]]
# [[:Alcatel-Lucent]]
# [[:All-Pro Football 2K8]]
# [[:AllAdvantage]]
# [[:AllBusiness.com]]
# [[:Amazon.com]]
# [[:Andreas Heldal-Lund]]
# [[:Anonymous post]]
# [[:Anshe Chung]]
# [[:Apache Derby]]
# [[:Apple Corps v Apple Computer]]
# [[:Apple Developer]]
# [[:Apple TV]]
# [[:Apple community]]
# [[:April 2004]]
# [[:Arden: The World of Shakespeare]]
# [[:Ariel (Firefly episode)]]
# [[:Arista Networks]]
# [[:Arnie Lerma]]
# [[:Artists Against 419]]
# [[:Ashok Sukumaran]]
# [[:AskMen]]
# [[:Association for Competitive Technology]]
# [[:Athlon 64]]
# [[:AtomicPark.com]]
# [[:Avie Tevanian]]
# [[:Back-side bus]]
# [[:Barack Obama presidential primary campaign, 2008]]
# [[:Bella Vista High School]]
# [[:Ben Going]]
# [[:Ben Goodger]]
# [[:Beyond Security]]
# [[:Blu-ray Disc Association]]
# [[:Blufr]]
# [[:Bob Minton]]
# [[:Bob O. Evans]]
# [[:Broadcast flag]]
# [[:Bruce Woodcock (computer games analyst)]]
# [[:CableCARD]]
# [[:Caitlin Hill]]
# [[:Caldera OpenLinux]]
# [[:Carbon nanotube]]
# [[:Carolyn Meinel]]
# [[:Casey Serin]]
# [[:Cell (microprocessor)]]
# [[:Centrino]]
# [[:Chemdex.com]]
# [[:Chicago]]
# [[:Chief privacy officer]]
# [[:Christopher Walken]]
# [[:Chumby]]
# [[:Church of Scientology]]
# [[:Citizendium]]
# [[:Claria Corporation]]
# [[:Classic Environment]]
# [[:Click fraud]]
# [[:Clinton Fein]]
# [[:Cobalt Networks]]
# [[:College Basketball on CBS]]
# [[:ComScore]]
# [[:Comparison of sites using the LiveJournal codebase]]
# [[:Consumer Electronics Show]]
# [[:CopyBot]]
# [[:Copyright Alliance]]
# [[:Copyright infringement]]
# [[:Corel]]
# [[:Cost-based anti-spam systems]]
# [[:Covert listening device]]
# [[:Craigslist]]
# [[:Creative Zen]]
# [[:Crime in New York City]]
# [[:Criticism of Facebook]]
# [[:Criticism of Yahoo!]]
# [[:Crossfire (TV series)]]
# [[:CyberThrill]]
# [[:Cyberdog]]
# [[:Daniel J. Bernstein]]
# [[:Daniel Lyons]]
# [[:Daniel Terdiman]]
# [[:Dave Winer]]
# [[:David Cheriton]]
# [[:December 2006]]
# [[:Deep linking]]
# [[:Deleting Online Predators Act of 2006]]
# [[:Digital Universe]]
# [[:Distributed denial of service attacks on root nameservers]]
# [[:Dot-com company]]
# [[:Doug Dohring]]
# [[:EBay]]
# [[:ECHELON]]
# [[:EOne]]
# [[:EarthStation 5]]
# [[:Egghead Software]]
# [[:Electronic Yellow Pages]]
# [[:Ellen Simonetti]]
# [[:Elon Musk]]
# [[:Embrace, extend and extinguish]]
# [[:Eric Schmidt]]
# [[:Fake: Forgery, Lies, & eBay]]
# [[:Fear, uncertainty and doubt]]
# [[:Features of Firefox]]
# [[:February 2005]]
# [[:Feed Magazine]]
# [[:FeedBurner]]
# [[:Field emission display]]
# [[:Fight Against Coercive Tactics Network]]
# [[:File Allocation Table]]
# [[:File sharing in Canada]]
# [[:File talk:Frogger game arcade.png]]
# [[:Flash mob]]
# [[:Freakonomics]]
# [[:Fry's Electronics]]
# [[:GO Corp.]]
# [[:Gateway, Inc.]]
# [[:Gene Kan]]
# [[:Generation YES]]
# [[:GigaOM]]
# [[:Go Daddy]]
# [[:Google Books]]
# [[:Google China]]
# [[:Google Maps]]
# [[:Googleplex]]
# [[:HD DVD]]
# [[:HP 3000]]
# [[:Harald Welte]]
# [[:HavenCo]]
# [[:History of Eastern role-playing video games]]
# [[:History of MSNBC: 1996–2007]]
# [[:History of alternate reality games]]
# [[:History of email spam]]
# [[:History of massively multiplayer online games]]
# [[:History of tablet computers]]
# [[:History of the Patriot Act]]
# [[:History of the iPhone]]
# [[:History of virtual learning environments in the 1990s]]
# [[:History of web syndication technology]]
# [[:Hollywood, Interrupted]]
# [[:Holographic Versatile Disc]]
# [[:Human billboard]]
# [[:IA-64]]
# [[:IBM Aptiva]]
# [[:IBM Lotus SmartSuite]]
# [[:ICANN]]
# [[:IMac G3]]
# [[:IPlanet]]
# [[:IPod]]
# [[:IPod Hi-Fi]]
# [[:IPod Nano]]
# [[:IPod Photo]]
# [[:ITunes Store]]
# [[:Inducing Infringement of Copyrights Act]]
# [[:Insider Pages]]
# [[:Intel]]
# [[:Intel 4004]]
# [[:Intercast]]
# [[:Internet Explorer 6]]
# [[:Internet Tonight]]
# [[:Internet radio]]
# [[:Internet2]]
# [[:Itanium]]
# [[:JPEG XR]]
# [[:James Kim]]
# [[:January 2006 in video gaming]]
# [[:Jeremy Zawodny]]
# [[:Jerry Garcia]]
# [[:Jerry Sanders (businessman)]]
# [[:Jessica Simpson]]
# [[:Jesús Villasante]]
# [[:Jew Watch]]
# [[:Joanna Rutkowska]]
# [[:John Mayer]]
# [[:Jorn Barger]]
# [[:July 2003]]
# [[:July 2007]]
# [[:June 2004]]
# [[:Justin Frankel]]
# [[:Karelia Watson]]
# [[:Kazaa]]
# [[:Kazuo Hirai]]
# [[:Keith Henson]]
# [[:Ken Kutaragi]]
# [[:Kenneth Walton (writer)]]
# [[:Lamar S. Smith]]
# [[:Larry Sanger]]
# [[:Legal issues with BitTorrent]]
# [[:Leipzig Human Rights Award]]
# [[:Linux kernel mailing list]]
# [[:LinuxFund]]
# [[:List of ICT4D organizations]]
# [[:List of assets owned by Microsoft Corporation]]
# [[:List of people from Florida]]
# [[:List of software patents]]
# [[:LiveJournal]]
# [[:Loopt]]
# [[:Lotus 1-2-3]]
# [[:MGM Studios, Inc. v. Grokster, Ltd.]]
# [[:MMode]]
# [[:MP3]]
# [[:MPlayer.com]]
# [[:Mac OS 8]]
# [[:Mac OS X v10.2]]
# [[:Macintosh]]
# [[:March 2004]]
# [[:March 2006 in science]]
# [[:MarchFirst]]
# [[:Mark Shuttleworth]]
# [[:Matt Drudge]]
# [[:May 2005]]
# [[:May 2005 in science]]
# [[:MediaOne]]
# [[:Melody Oliveria]]
# [[:MetroFi]]
# [[:Metroblogging]]
# [[:Microsoft Tablet PC]]
# [[:Microsoft litigation]]
# [[:Milberg]]
# [[:Milw0rm]]
# [[:Minimo]]
# [[:Mobile phone throwing]]
# [[:Muze]]
# [[:My Coke Rewards]]
# [[:NBC]]
# [[:NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship]]
# [[:Napster]]
# [[:Napster (pay service)]]
# [[:Net neutrality in the United States]]
# [[:Net6]]
# [[:Nicholas G. Carr]]
# [[:Nokia 770 Internet Tablet]]
# [[:November 2003]]
# [[:October 2003]]
# [[:October 2006]]
# [[:Om Malik]]
# [[:Open Invention Network]]
# [[:Open Source and Linux Organization]]
# [[:Open communication]]
# [[:OpenDoc]]
# [[:OpenOffice.org]]
# [[:Opera Software]]
# [[:Operation Clambake]]
# [[:Option (finance)]]
# [[:Overstock.com]]
# [[:P.A. Semi]]
# [[:Parintins]]
# [[:Patch Tuesday]]
# [[:Patent Reform Act of 2005]]
# [[:Patent Reform Act of 2007]]
# [[:Pathfinder (web site)]]
# [[:Paul Maritz]]
# [[:PayPal]]
# [[:People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals]]
# [[:Photosynth]]
# [[:Pimp That Snack]]
# [[:Pogo.com]]
# [[:Political positions of Ron Paul]]
# [[:PowWow (chat program)]]
# [[:Predicted effects of the FairTax]]
# [[:Principality of Sealand]]
# [[:Pseudonymity]]
# [[:QuickTransit]]
# [[:Qwest]]
# [[:REAL ID Act]]
# [[:RSS]]
# [[:Randall Boe]]
# [[:Ray Everett]]
# [[:Rebate (marketing)]]
# [[:ReiserFS]]
# [[:Reliability of Wikipedia]]
# [[:Revver]]
# [[:Ribosome]]
# [[:Rosetta (software)]]
# [[:Rowan Trollope]]
# [[:Rusty Russell]]
# [[:Ryan Lackey]]
# [[:Ryan Magnussen]]
# [[:SCO Group]]
# [[:SCO v. IBM]]
# [[:SN 2006gy]]
# [[:Sam Jain]]
# [[:Sandals Resorts]]
# [[:Sanford Wallace]]
# [[:Sanitization (classified information)]]
# [[:Sarah Deutsch]]
# [[:Scientology]]
# [[:Scientology and the Internet]]
# [[:Scientology and the legal system]]
# [[:Seamus Blackley]]
# [[:Sean Egan]]
# [[:Section 63 of the Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008]]
# [[:September 2005 in rail transport]]
# [[:Sequent Computer Systems]]
# [[:Sherman Austin]]
# [[:Sidewalk.com]]
# [[:Silicon on insulator]]
# [[:Smart tag (Microsoft)]]
# [[:Snap Server]]
# [[:Software patent]]
# [[:Sony eVilla]]
# [[:SoulPad]]
# [[:Spyware]]
# [[:Stephen J. Luczo]]
# [[:Stuart Feldman]]
# [[:Subnotebook]]
# [[:Suck.com]]
# [[:Sun Industry Standards Source License]]
# [[:Sun Microsystems]]
# [[:SuperHappyDevHouse]]
# [[:Surface-conduction electron-emitter display]]
# [[:T206]]
# [[:TVU Networks]]
# [[:TechTV]]
# [[:Template talk:Time Warner]]
# [[:Terms of service]]
# [[:Terry Shannon (IT)]]
# [[:The Spamhaus Project]]
# [[:The iSONEWS]]
# [[:Third generation photovoltaic cell]]
# [[:Thomas Bayes]]
# [[:Tilman Hausherr]]
# [[:TimeTrax]]
# [[:Timeline of Internet conflicts]]
# [[:Timeline of Yahoo!]]
# [[:Timeline of carbon nanotubes]]
# [[:TippingPoint]]
# [[:Togglethis]]
# [[:Trade group efforts against file sharing]]
# [[:TutorVista]]
# [[:UUNET]]
# [[:United States v. Councilman]]
# [[:University of San Francisco International Business Plan Competition]]
# [[:VJ Lucky]]
# [[:Vegetable oil economy]]
# [[:Video on demand]]
# [[:Virtual tax]]
# [[:Wallace v. International Business Machines Corp. et al.]]
# [[:WatchGuard]]
# [[:Wayback Machine]]
# [[:Web syndication]]
# [[:Web.com (1995 – 2007)]]
# [[:WebMethods]]
# [[:WebMethods Glue]]
# [[:Webvan]]
# [[:Wesley Chan]]
# [[:Whitehouse.com]]
# [[:Will Kreth]]
# [[:Windows 2000]]
# [[:Windows Live OneCare]]
# [[:Windows Media Player]]
# [[:Windows Vista]]
# [[:World Summit on the Information Society]]
# [[:Yahoo! Mail]]
# [[:ZAP Xebra]]
# [[:Zune 30]]

Revision as of 14:23, 3 July 2014

Operator: Mdann52 (talk · contribs · SUL · edit count · logs · page moves · block log · rights log · ANI search)

Time filed: 07:40, Wednesday July 2, 2014 (UTC)

Automatic, Supervised, or Manual: Auto

Programming language(s): AWB

Source code available: standard AWB

Function overview: Mass-replacement of URL's due to changes in URL without permalinks

Links to relevant discussions (where appropriate): Wikipedia:BOTREQ#fix CNET links

Edit period(s):When required

Estimated number of pages affected: 500 in first run, but variable depending on number of links that need updating

Exclusion compliant (Yes/No): no


Already has a bot flag (Yes/No): yes

Function details: After a bot request with no opposition, the bot will go through and replace all dead URL's with updated versions. For example, it will go through and replace [news.com.com news.com.com] to [news.cnet.com news.cnet.com]. This will allow pages to be quickly updated, and ensure a the number of links that are accidently removed are minimised. --Mdann52talk to me! 07:40, 2 July 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Discussion

@Mdann52: Thank you for your willingness to take on this task. Instead of changing

news.com.comnews.cnet.com

could you please have your bot change

http://news.com.comhttp://news.cnet.com

so it doesn't accidentally change a valid archive url? (e.g. Rubylith#References) Thanks! GoingBatty (talk) 17:35, 2 July 2014 (UTC)[reply]

@GoingBatty: I was planning to do this; I may use regex to just catch the original URL's of changing the titles/publishers would be needed. --Mdann52talk to me! 05:56, 3 July 2014 (UTC)[reply]
@Mdann52: Great - thank you! GoingBatty (talk) 11:37, 3 July 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Approved for trial (40 edits). Please provide a link to the relevant contributions and/or diffs when the trial is complete. Let's see if we are missing something. @Mdann52: please do two bunches of 20 edits. If everything goes fine in the first 20 edits, then do 20 more and provide us the diffs. -- Magioladitis (talk) 11:45, 3 July 2014 (UTC)[reply]

I'll aim to get this done ASAP - I am currently using AWB for other purposes, but should be able to run this by this time next week. --Mdann52talk to me! 12:04, 3 July 2014 (UTC)[reply]
FYI, I only see 50 results for "news.com.com". GoingBatty (talk) 13:30, 3 July 2014 (UTC)[reply]
GoingBatty why not do them manually then? It is safer and faster. -- Magioladitis (talk) 13:48, 3 July 2014 (UTC)[reply]

I fixed everything I found via google search. -- Magioladitis (talk) 14:02, 3 July 2014 (UTC)[reply]

  1. 1-800 Contacts
  2. 1-800 Contacts, Inc. v. WhenU.com, Inc.
  3. 1-Click
  4. 165 University Avenue
  5. 1998 MTV Video Music Awards
  6. 2000s (decade)
  7. 2000s in science and technology
  8. 2006 California Golden Bears football team
  9. 2006 in comics
  10. 2600: The Hacker Quarterly
  11. 32 nanometer
  12. 3Com
  13. 3Com Audrey
  14. 3DA
  15. 45 nanometer
  16. @Home Network
  17. A Public Affair (song)
  18. A moron in a hurry
  19. AI winter
  20. AMD 10h
  21. AMD 700 chipset series
  22. AOL
  23. ATI Technologies
  24. Access Systems Americas
  25. Acer Inc.
  26. AdWords
  27. Adrian Lamo
  28. Alcatel-Lucent
  29. All-Pro Football 2K8
  30. AllAdvantage
  31. AllBusiness.com
  32. Amazon.com
  33. Andreas Heldal-Lund
  34. Anonymous post
  35. Anshe Chung
  36. Apache Derby
  37. Apple Corps v Apple Computer
  38. Apple Developer
  39. Apple TV
  40. Apple community
  41. April 2004
  42. Arden: The World of Shakespeare
  43. Ariel (Firefly episode)
  44. Arista Networks
  45. Arnie Lerma
  46. Artists Against 419
  47. Ashok Sukumaran
  48. AskMen
  49. Association for Competitive Technology
  50. Athlon 64
  51. AtomicPark.com
  52. Avie Tevanian
  53. Back-side bus
  54. Barack Obama presidential primary campaign, 2008
  55. Bella Vista High School
  56. Ben Going
  57. Ben Goodger
  58. Beyond Security
  59. Blu-ray Disc Association
  60. Blufr
  61. Bob Minton
  62. Bob O. Evans
  63. Broadcast flag
  64. Bruce Woodcock (computer games analyst)
  65. CableCARD
  66. Caitlin Hill
  67. Caldera OpenLinux
  68. Carbon nanotube
  69. Carolyn Meinel
  70. Casey Serin
  71. Cell (microprocessor)
  72. Centrino
  73. Chemdex.com
  74. Chicago
  75. Chief privacy officer
  76. Christopher Walken
  77. Chumby
  78. Church of Scientology
  79. Citizendium
  80. Claria Corporation
  81. Classic Environment
  82. Click fraud
  83. Clinton Fein
  84. Cobalt Networks
  85. College Basketball on CBS
  86. ComScore
  87. Comparison of sites using the LiveJournal codebase
  88. Consumer Electronics Show
  89. CopyBot
  90. Copyright Alliance
  91. Copyright infringement
  92. Corel
  93. Cost-based anti-spam systems
  94. Covert listening device
  95. Craigslist
  96. Creative Zen
  97. Crime in New York City
  98. Criticism of Facebook
  99. Criticism of Yahoo!
  100. Crossfire (TV series)
  101. CyberThrill
  102. Cyberdog
  103. Daniel J. Bernstein
  104. Daniel Lyons
  105. Daniel Terdiman
  106. Dave Winer
  107. David Cheriton
  108. December 2006
  109. Deep linking
  110. Deleting Online Predators Act of 2006
  111. Digital Universe
  112. Distributed denial of service attacks on root nameservers
  113. Dot-com company
  114. Doug Dohring
  115. EBay
  116. ECHELON
  117. EOne
  118. EarthStation 5
  119. Egghead Software
  120. Electronic Yellow Pages
  121. Ellen Simonetti
  122. Elon Musk
  123. Embrace, extend and extinguish
  124. Eric Schmidt
  125. Fake: Forgery, Lies, & eBay
  126. Fear, uncertainty and doubt
  127. Features of Firefox
  128. February 2005
  129. Feed Magazine
  130. FeedBurner
  131. Field emission display
  132. Fight Against Coercive Tactics Network
  133. File Allocation Table
  134. File sharing in Canada
  135. File talk:Frogger game arcade.png
  136. Flash mob
  137. Freakonomics
  138. Fry's Electronics
  139. GO Corp.
  140. Gateway, Inc.
  141. Gene Kan
  142. Generation YES
  143. GigaOM
  144. Go Daddy
  145. Google Books
  146. Google China
  147. Google Maps
  148. Googleplex
  149. HD DVD
  150. HP 3000
  151. Harald Welte
  152. HavenCo
  153. History of Eastern role-playing video games
  154. History of MSNBC: 1996–2007
  155. History of alternate reality games
  156. History of email spam
  157. History of massively multiplayer online games
  158. History of tablet computers
  159. History of the Patriot Act
  160. History of the iPhone
  161. History of virtual learning environments in the 1990s
  162. History of web syndication technology
  163. Hollywood, Interrupted
  164. Holographic Versatile Disc
  165. Human billboard
  166. IA-64
  167. IBM Aptiva
  168. IBM Lotus SmartSuite
  169. ICANN
  170. IMac G3
  171. IPlanet
  172. IPod
  173. IPod Hi-Fi
  174. IPod Nano
  175. IPod Photo
  176. ITunes Store
  177. Inducing Infringement of Copyrights Act
  178. Insider Pages
  179. Intel
  180. Intel 4004
  181. Intercast
  182. Internet Explorer 6
  183. Internet Tonight
  184. Internet radio
  185. Internet2
  186. Itanium
  187. JPEG XR
  188. James Kim
  189. January 2006 in video gaming
  190. Jeremy Zawodny
  191. Jerry Garcia
  192. Jerry Sanders (businessman)
  193. Jessica Simpson
  194. Jesús Villasante
  195. Jew Watch
  196. Joanna Rutkowska
  197. John Mayer
  198. Jorn Barger
  199. July 2003
  200. July 2007
  201. June 2004
  202. Justin Frankel
  203. Karelia Watson
  204. Kazaa
  205. Kazuo Hirai
  206. Keith Henson
  207. Ken Kutaragi
  208. Kenneth Walton (writer)
  209. Lamar S. Smith
  210. Larry Sanger
  211. Legal issues with BitTorrent
  212. Leipzig Human Rights Award
  213. Linux kernel mailing list
  214. LinuxFund
  215. List of ICT4D organizations
  216. List of assets owned by Microsoft Corporation
  217. List of people from Florida
  218. List of software patents
  219. LiveJournal
  220. Loopt
  221. Lotus 1-2-3
  222. MGM Studios, Inc. v. Grokster, Ltd.
  223. MMode
  224. MP3
  225. MPlayer.com
  226. Mac OS 8
  227. Mac OS X v10.2
  228. Macintosh
  229. March 2004
  230. March 2006 in science
  231. MarchFirst
  232. Mark Shuttleworth
  233. Matt Drudge
  234. May 2005
  235. May 2005 in science
  236. MediaOne
  237. Melody Oliveria
  238. MetroFi
  239. Metroblogging
  240. Microsoft Tablet PC
  241. Microsoft litigation
  242. Milberg
  243. Milw0rm
  244. Minimo
  245. Mobile phone throwing
  246. Muze
  247. My Coke Rewards
  248. NBC
  249. NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Championship
  250. Napster
  251. Napster (pay service)
  252. Net neutrality in the United States
  253. Net6
  254. Nicholas G. Carr
  255. Nokia 770 Internet Tablet
  256. November 2003
  257. October 2003
  258. October 2006
  259. Om Malik
  260. Open Invention Network
  261. Open Source and Linux Organization
  262. Open communication
  263. OpenDoc
  264. OpenOffice.org
  265. Opera Software
  266. Operation Clambake
  267. Option (finance)
  268. Overstock.com
  269. P.A. Semi
  270. Parintins
  271. Patch Tuesday
  272. Patent Reform Act of 2005
  273. Patent Reform Act of 2007
  274. Pathfinder (web site)
  275. Paul Maritz
  276. PayPal
  277. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals
  278. Photosynth
  279. Pimp That Snack
  280. Pogo.com
  281. Political positions of Ron Paul
  282. PowWow (chat program)
  283. Predicted effects of the FairTax
  284. Principality of Sealand
  285. Pseudonymity
  286. QuickTransit
  287. Qwest
  288. REAL ID Act
  289. RSS
  290. Randall Boe
  291. Ray Everett
  292. Rebate (marketing)
  293. ReiserFS
  294. Reliability of Wikipedia
  295. Revver
  296. Ribosome
  297. Rosetta (software)
  298. Rowan Trollope
  299. Rusty Russell
  300. Ryan Lackey
  301. Ryan Magnussen
  302. SCO Group
  303. SCO v. IBM
  304. SN 2006gy
  305. Sam Jain
  306. Sandals Resorts
  307. Sanford Wallace
  308. Sanitization (classified information)
  309. Sarah Deutsch
  310. Scientology
  311. Scientology and the Internet
  312. Scientology and the legal system
  313. Seamus Blackley
  314. Sean Egan
  315. Section 63 of the Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008
  316. September 2005 in rail transport
  317. Sequent Computer Systems
  318. Sherman Austin
  319. Sidewalk.com
  320. Silicon on insulator
  321. Smart tag (Microsoft)
  322. Snap Server
  323. Software patent
  324. Sony eVilla
  325. SoulPad
  326. Spyware
  327. Stephen J. Luczo
  328. Stuart Feldman
  329. Subnotebook
  330. Suck.com
  331. Sun Industry Standards Source License
  332. Sun Microsystems
  333. SuperHappyDevHouse
  334. Surface-conduction electron-emitter display
  335. T206
  336. TVU Networks
  337. TechTV
  338. Template talk:Time Warner
  339. Terms of service
  340. Terry Shannon (IT)
  341. The Spamhaus Project
  342. The iSONEWS
  343. Third generation photovoltaic cell
  344. Thomas Bayes
  345. Tilman Hausherr
  346. TimeTrax
  347. Timeline of Internet conflicts
  348. Timeline of Yahoo!
  349. Timeline of carbon nanotubes
  350. TippingPoint
  351. Togglethis
  352. Trade group efforts against file sharing
  353. TutorVista
  354. UUNET
  355. United States v. Councilman
  356. University of San Francisco International Business Plan Competition
  357. VJ Lucky
  358. Vegetable oil economy
  359. Video on demand
  360. Virtual tax
  361. Wallace v. International Business Machines Corp. et al.
  362. WatchGuard
  363. Wayback Machine
  364. Web syndication
  365. Web.com (1995 – 2007)
  366. WebMethods
  367. WebMethods Glue
  368. Webvan
  369. Wesley Chan
  370. Whitehouse.com
  371. Will Kreth
  372. Windows 2000
  373. Windows Live OneCare
  374. Windows Media Player
  375. Windows Vista
  376. World Summit on the Information Society
  377. Yahoo! Mail
  378. ZAP Xebra
  379. Zune 30