Large clouds could make for a tempting target for cybercriminals, Lungren says
Genachowski pitches a plan to refocus the FCC's Universal Service Fund toward broadband
Companies that embrace security standards could get tax breaks or protection from lawsuits, a new report says
Job gains in the first six months of this year nearly cancel out losses during 2010, the foundation says
Representative Mike Rogers calls on the U.S. and its allies to put pressure on the Chinese government for cyber-espionage
Critics of the international treaty still question its compatibility with U.S. and E.U. laws
The carrier asks an appeals court to throw out the 'unneeded' regulations
The U.S. has plenty of spectrum for mobile broadband, it's just in the wrong hands, analysts say
The nonprofit ISP says the same rules should apply for mobile broadband as for wireline
Two government employees steered a $3.2 billion computing contract to SAIC and a subcontractor, a lawsuit alleged
