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A goofy romp through this week’s top tech stories and, also, the only time today (or probably ever) that Justin Bieber and Harvard University will be mentioned in the same article

Spanning the globe to joke about this week’s top tech stories, from North Korea to New Zealand with a quick stop on Mars

Making fun of some of the top - or goofiest - tech stories of the past seven days, this week featuring the latest in Cuban underwater cable-laying technology, what Twitter and Beyonce had in common during the presidential inauguration and John Boehner’s new look

Take your mind off the untimely death of Hostess by reviewing the week’s top tech stories, which should be the only time NASA and Papa John’s are mentioned in the same story

European Court of Justice rejects "software is licensed not sold" argument by Oracle.

Daily-deals site Groupon should have absolutely no credibility on Wall Street after recent events, yet investors are still buying shares.

The U.S. Department of Justice has joined a whistleblower lawsuit accusing AT&T of abusing a federal reimbursement program designed to help hearing-impaired people make telephone calls via the Internet.

Apple is threatening to sue Chinese manufacturer Proview for defamation in the ongoing battle over the iPad trademark in that country. But is that a strategic mistake?

The Chinese manufacturer that planned to produce a Steve Jobs Action Figure has canceled its plans in the face of legal threats.

A Nevada judge, siding with Chanel in counterfeit cases, has ordered major search engines and social media sites to "de-index" hundreds of domain names, and awarded those names to Chanel.

AT&T rival Sprint Nextel lauds the Justice Department's antitrust lawsuit, while a major telecommunications workers' union knocks it.