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Australian pols given ‘Orwells’ for privacy violations

Broadcom takes massive $2.24 billion in backdating charges

Sony, Bandai Namco plan Cell entertainment content

Carriers say cell phone transmitters pose no danger

U.S. cities don’t make the intelligence cut

Pac-Rim telecom think tank names the cities that do.

Stock plan leads to speculation of UMC buyout

Publishers strike wrong chord with musicians

IBM prepping 64-bit, directory, authentication upgrades for delivery beyond Notes/Domino 8

Oracle’s Web 2.0 interface expected this month

City of Angels taps Qwest

Lowe’s builds up infrastructure to support BI

Bradford Networks launches NAC appliance

Lack of spectrum blamed for WiMax delay in India

Google says it improves discussion group service

IBM social networking site looking for Many Eyes

AMD pins hopes on Barcelona chip

XO charts VoIP progress

Carrier plotting VoIP services for larger businesses

Expert: U.S. military needs wikis, video-sharing

New mobile service simplifies online buying

What the heck is a ‘digby’?

Web 2.0: Buzzword, or Internet revolution?

Sharing of information is key to Web 2.0. But isn’t that what the Internet was for in the first place?

Satisfaction with software-as-a-service is dropping, but customer interest expands

UPDATE: Can we make radio interference into a virtue?

A University of Illinois researcher proposes using interference to improve radio communications

Widgets: The next big security threat?

“Grand Theft Auto” publisher crashes in options probe

SingTel to divest from India-Singapore cable network

China Internet market grows to 137 million users

Taiwan loosens up on China investments

Cloudmark upgrades e-mail security software

Rescanning feature in Cloudmark’s Authority 2.0 software boosts threat prevention.

Lotusphere: Workplace platform gone, but some of technology remains

Microsoft said to offer payment for Wikipedia edits

HP shines spotlight on storage, server software

Level 3 completes acquisition of Savvis’ CDN business

VC investments in 2006 favored the tried and true

Investors started to flirt with energy, entertainment.

Sun’s McNealy: Intel deal gives customers options

U.S. gov’t wiretapping laws and your network

You are wasting time. Find out why

The cost of ineffective search

OpenOffice, Office 2007 get new tools

Intel improves wireless card for Centrino platform

Net.Worker: Technologies vary for giving telecommuters voice

VoIP vendors offer a mix of pure-IP and hybrid approaches for linking work-at-home employees with the home office

NIST announces competition for new cryptographic hash algorithm

Metro Wi-Fi rates high in study

Sun returns to black after five red-ink quarters

Google exec says IT ‘crisis’ preventing business innovation

Outsource core IT functions, including security, Google VP suggests.

Vendors demonstrate e-health record network

Chicago Elections Board sued over data breach

Kernel Space: State of the Nouveau project

Configuring and Troubleshooting Transport Layer Security protocol in Exchange Server

How TLS protocol works

How to configure TLS encryption on Microsoft Exchange 2003 server