Current business efforts to move e-books to the mainstream. [Forbes]

Blacklists, lawsuits, hate sites. Bulk e-mail is never a dull business. [Forbes]

Unsurprisingly, some struggling firms see Linux as a ride out of the dark tunnel of flat growth and into the bright light of prosperity. Executives at SCO, former Santa Cruz Operation, are debating if Linux is salvation. [Forbes]

Matthew Szulik, CEO, Linux distributor Red Hat, is sick of threats SCO is making. Rather than wait for SCO to start suing Linux customers, Red Hat launched preemptive suit against SCO, for unfair, deceptive business practices. [Forbes]

The world's fastest supercomputer? And it sits on your desktop, from Forbes.

Some analysts are clamoring for IBM to make such a promise, but IBM refuses, which makes some people wonder: if IBM code is clean, why won't IBM shield its customers? [Forbes]

How Sony and IBM may remake entertainment. [Forbes.com]

About the 'commercial flop' of mozilla.org. [Free registration required]

"Hackers crack the code of a new chip and post the design secrets on the Web. The chip's maker, instead of suing, holds fire. What gives?"

About jwz's resignation and why mozilla won't die.