Archives
- 2004.12.16: Sextel Take Three
- 2004.12.16: Nine lives of copper
- 2004.12.16: Quickbooks: the missing link for small business Linux
- 2004.12.16: IBM's Power5 processor worth a second look
- 2004.12.16: Comment Spam & MT's Failings
- 2004.12.16: Time Warner Will Boost Cable Speed
- 2004.12.16: Personal Fabbing for Pros
- 2004.12.16: Wi-Fi on Airplanes: Clearing the Air
- 2004.12.16: Media RSS
- 2004.12.16: Six Apart Moves Against Blog Spammers
- 2004.12.15: The Ultimate Double Crossing
- 2004.12.15: Ferguson on Google: Platform? Yes. Single Platform? No.
- 2004.12.15: Weird Gadget: USB Eye Massager
- 2004.12.15: The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC)
- 2004.12.15: Larry was right, you know
- 2004.12.15: Linux Bangalore/2004: Hackers galore
- 2004.12.15: Symantec To Buy Veritas: May Announce Deal "As Early as This Week"
- 2004.12.15: In Google we trust?
- 2004.12.15: GEICO vs Google Ads: Google Wins
- 2004.12.15: Internet-By-Airship Scheduled For Trial Next Month
- 2004.12.15: Skype; The Google of VoIP?
- 2004.12.15: Hundreds of free 1930s Sherlock Holmes radio drama MP3s
- 2004.12.15: Beating heart tissue grown in lab
- 2004.12.15: M$ vs Google - Winner Takes all?
- 2004.12.15: ICANN Approves Two More Top-Level Domains
- 2004.12.15: Oracle + Peoplesoft = ?
- 2004.12.14: Headph0ne Phet1sh
- 2004.12.14: Just When You Thought You Understood Bluetooth, Meet ZigBee
- 2004.12.14: Estimate: Search Ad Rev Will Top $4 Billion
- 2004.12.14: Verizon (maybe) will bid for Sprint
- 2004.12.14: RIM Opinion is Important Patent Reading
- 2004.12.14: XM Head Sees Digital Radio, Cell Convergence
- 2004.12.14: XM Added to NASDAQ-100 Index
- 2004.12.14: Sirius Also Joins NASDAQ-100
- 2004.12.14: Continental Airlines Tries Free
- 2004.12.14: Skype and Interoperability
- 2004.12.14: MediaFrame for Mpeg-4, public preview released
- 2004.12.14: Can The US Stop All Online Gambling?
- 2004.12.14: Virtual Island Sells For $26,500
- 2004.12.14: MPAA to Sue BitTorrent Tracker Servers
- 2004.12.13: Safe Personal Computing
- 2004.12.13: Wireless Wisconsin
- 2004.12.13: Verizon Won't Get Naked
- 2004.12.13: Sextel: it ain't over till its over
- 2004.12.13: Why is Nextel's Donahue selling his shares?
- 2004.12.13: Firefox share is rising
- 2004.12.13: Construction to Begin on the World's Tallest Buliding
- 2004.12.13: Changing PC Industry Economics
- 2004.12.13: Australian Police Given Power To Use Spyware
- 2004.12.13: China and its Relation With Spam
- 2004.12.13: Thai doctor "performs" live sex change
- 2004.12.13: MSN Releases Desktop Search App
- 2004.12.13: Search Term Prices Skyrocket
- 2004.12.13: Microsoft's "Broader" Search Strategy
- 2004.12.13: Betamax Revisted: Supreme Court to Hear File-sharing Case
- 2004.12.13: Watching Vision become Reality: Kista, Sweden is THE Wi-Fi City with LBS Services!
- 2004.12.13: Good News for Satellite Radio
- 2004.12.13: MSN Desktop Search Beta - Now Live
- 2004.12.13: FireFox Secrets - How to Hack FireFox
- 2004.12.13: Microsoft Embeds Search in Windows Instant Messenger
- 2004.12.13: Internet Radio, Not Satellite, Is The Greater Threat To Traditional Radio (sub. req.)
- 2004.12.13: The Open Source Movement Aims for Hollywood
- 2004.12.10: Yahoo buys WUF Technology
- 2004.12.10: Measuring and Monetizing RSS with Syndicate IQ
- 2004.12.10: Climate Blog
- 2004.12.10: Urban Legend Email Effective At Driving Do Not Call Registrations
- 2004.12.10: Green Energy Almost Cost-Competitive with Fossil Fuels
- 2004.12.10: What SIP really means
- 2004.12.10: My workstation OS: Slackware
- 2004.12.10: Old News.... REALLY Old News!
- 2004.12.10: The Senior Editor and the Old Sod
- 2004.12.10: Minimo; Firefox like browser for your mobile
- 2004.12.10: Links
- 2004.12.09: Who says safe computing must remain a pipe dream?
- 2004.12.09: Sensory Homunculus
- 2004.12.09: Googles $300M Secret
- 2004.12.09: CBS alleges dodgy blogs in South Dakota Senate Race
- 2004.12.09: Cable versus ISP Debate: Supreme Court to Deliver its Opinion
- 2004.12.09: EU Ability To Patent Software On Shaky Ground
- 2004.12.09: The Japanese/American Tech Deficit
- 2004.12.09: Laptops cause testicular dysfunction
- 2004.12.09: The Tale of Tony Li
- 2004.12.09: Whodunnit?
- 2004.12.09: Bold predictions for HDTV
- 2004.12.08: Podcast Alley
- 2004.12.08: 2005 Predications: Coffee Talk with Jeff Pulver
- 2004.12.08: Search Loyalty - What Factors Influence the battle over Search?
- 2004.12.08: Lycos Anti-Spam Screensaver Inspires Trojan
- 2004.12.08: Reality porn show on the way to US?
- 2004.12.08: New Google Metrics on Searchblog
- 2004.12.08: Another sign that Apple and Motorola are working on a cellphone?
- 2004.12.08: Internet Telephony
- 2004.12.08: FCC as Backdoor for Failed Copyright Law (Donna Wentworth)
- 2004.12.08: Consequences of the rights-clearance culture for filmmakers
- 2004.12.07: War Coverage, Sans Gatekeepers
- 2004.12.07: NYT up for Major Redesign Next Year - Leaked Email
- 2004.12.07: Marvel v. City of Heroes (RSS Users Might Want To See The Illustrations For This One)
- 2004.12.07: Commerce One Patents Go For $15.5 Million -- Everyone Waits For The Shakedown
- 2004.12.07: Linux Server Sales to Reach $9.1 Billion by 2008
- 2004.12.07: Google CFO Say Clickfraud Needs Fast Fix
- 2004.12.07: Sprint: $3 billion on 3G
- 2004.12.07: Undifferentiated human tissue flopping down a slippery slope?
- 2004.12.07: The semantic web, digital identity, and Internet governance
- 2004.12.07: The Most Hated Advertising Techniques, on Yahoo
- 2004.12.07: "Open Source" Healthcare
- 2004.12.07: Nvidia Provides Playstation 3 Graphics
- 2004.12.07: P2P and BitTorrent
- 2004.12.07: 802.11n Devices by mid-2006
- 2004.12.07: A Blogger's Defense Fund?
- 2004.12.06: How Much Bandwidth Do You Need
- 2004.12.06: BBC to Offer Programming Online - Catch-Up-TV
- 2004.12.06: SBC TIPToP Service Draws FCC Attention
- 2004.12.06: Scoop! IBM plans to produce families of Cell microprocessors in bid to dominate consumer electronics markets
- 2004.12.06: Do You Have Any.... Music? No? Go Fish.
- 2004.12.06: Microsoft to set up second Asian research facility in India
- 2004.12.06: Firefox Users Don't Click!
- 2004.12.06: Affiliate Links in Search Engine Results
- 2004.12.06: Supreme Court to Hear Open Access Case (Donna Wentworth)
- 2004.12.06: Buy modern (virtual) art
- 2004.12.03: Citizen Journalists Deserve Freedom of the Press Protections
- 2004.12.03: IBM Selling Its PC Division To Chinese Firm?
- 2004.12.03: Forbes Ditches Embedded Text Ads After Complaints From Editors
- 2004.12.03: Former CIA Head Calls for Limiting Access to the Internet
- 2004.12.03: Pornospammers = eternal innovators
- 2004.12.03: Google Toolbar NOT For Entertainment
- 2004.12.03: European Broadband Use Growing at Expense of TV
- 2004.12.03: BT Can't Keep Up With Demand?
- 2004.12.03: Skype, FastTrack to where?
- 2004.12.03: Blog Bucks BS
- 2004.12.03: Tech insiders selling and runnin?
- 2004.12.03: How real is Intel Comeback?
- 2004.12.03: Carbon Markets Underway
- 2004.12.03: Taipei's WiFi Grid
- 2004.12.03: Skype Answering Machine in Beta
- 2004.12.02: Lycos Shafted by Backbone Providers
- 2004.12.02: Google grants Amnesty for Spammers to Help Fix Glitch
- 2004.12.02: Nintendo Eyeing the Big Screen
- 2004.12.02: MSN Blog Launch Round-up
- 2004.12.02: Duchamps' urinal named world's most influential piece of modern art
- 2004.12.02: Bus. Std: The Mobile Phone Revolution's Lessons
- 2004.12.02: China's animated film biz set to boom
- 2004.12.02: Scientists create "ethical embryos"
- 2004.12.02: more money for newsgator
- 2004.12.01: MSN Expected to Launch Blogging Service this Week
- 2004.12.01: SSL No Longer Secure in the Face of Marketscore Spyware
- 2004.12.01: Electric Octospeedster
- 2004.12.01: Digital Video Search
- 2004.12.01: Handgun-shaped bbq pit in Texas
- 2004.12.01: Google Making Marketing Push?
- 2004.12.01: Plant watered by Home Depot’s share values
- 2004.12.01: Philly Negotiates a Cloud
- 2004.12.01: FierceWiFi's Top 15 WiFi Startups of 2005
- 2004.12.01: Energia Reveals New Russian Spacecraft
- 2004.12.01: Google Files Patent Infringement Lawsuit
- 2004.12.01: Netscape still doesn't get it?
- 2004.11.30: World Health Organization's bird flu warning: 100 million deaths
- 2004.11.30: Caucasian human caviar
- 2004.11.30: NDS is coming to town
- 2004.11.30: Internet Ad Spending Up Dramatically
- 2004.11.30: The Living Room Battle is about Search?
- 2004.11.30: Reverse Engineering Venture Economics
- 2004.11.30: Beyond TiVo (Or Not) (Donna Wentworth)
- 2004.11.30: SBC Vs. Verizon
- 2004.11.30: Spongebob Swipedpants
- 2004.11.30: Martin Cooks Vonage
- 2004.11.30: Korea: Ohmynews' first figures released
- 2004.11.30: Bit Torrent Comment: Engadget, NPR, and CBC
- 2004.11.30: PlayStation 3 'The Cell' chip
- 2004.11.30: Hijacking A Google Listing - Testing Googles Secret Flaw
- 2004.11.30: Spanish Government Turns Off Free WiFi In Barcelona
- 2004.11.30: NPR on Philadelphia Municipal Wireless
- 2004.11.30: The Cyber Rodent project
- 2004.11.29: Biometric Facial Recognition, now a reality
- 2004.11.29: Technology in Turmoil
- 2004.11.29: Alaskan blogger accused of mother's murder
- 2004.11.29: 3G versus WiFi again
- 2004.11.29: Eudora's new approach to phish scams
- 2004.11.29: Google News And China: More Issues
- 2004.11.29: Barron's Values Google
- 2004.11.29: Everything I Know About Business I Learned From Seinfeld
- 2004.11.29: Sterling on Fab Labs
- 2004.11.29: China's Semiconductor Industry
- 2004.11.29: Feedster goes TV - http://feedster.tv
- 2004.11.29: Intelsat-7 Lost In Space
- 2004.11.29: Video Search: Google, Yahoo, and MSN
- 2004.11.29: Desktop Google Finds Holes
- 2004.11.29: VCs don't create jobs
- 2004.11.29: Municipal Wi-Fi Disrupts Cozy Relationship
- 2004.11.26: Trojan Horse Code Attacks Mobile Handsets Running Symbian OS
- 2004.11.26: Persistent Palm Rumors
- 2004.11.26: H.264, like MP3 for Video
- 2004.11.26: As Search History Develops, an Implication or Two
- 2004.11.26: Blog Torrent
- 2004.11.26: ZAP Smart Car Approved for Sale in the US
- 2004.11.26: RSS + BitTorrent: a BroadCatching How-To
- 2004.11.26: Fast Internet Use Up but Not Enough
- 2004.11.24: Some iPod Fans Dump PCs For Macs
- 2004.11.24: Microsoft Critic Received $9.75m After Settlement
- 2004.11.24: Rating Search Engine Disclosure Practices
- 2004.11.24: The 46 Best-ever Freeware Utilities
- 2004.11.24: America's new anti-piracy czar
- 2004.11.24: Linux server sales top $1 billion in Q3
- 2004.11.23: Failing Grades For Most Anti-Spyware Tools
- 2004.11.23: More Insider Sales at Google
- 2004.11.23: Does Microsoft have a lock on DRM?
- 2004.11.23: A Broadband Wireless Scandal
- 2004.11.23: Philadephia's WiFi public works project could go semi-private. Who benefits? Verizon.
- 2004.11.23: Fly Me, For Free, in Portland (Oregon)
- 2004.11.23: KHR-3, the Korean Asimo
- 2004.11.23: Kazaa Adds Skype
- 2004.11.23: When TV Meets the Web
- 2004.11.23: reBlog 1.0 Launched!
- 2004.11.23: Google Image Search Returns Trademark and Copyright Suit
- 2004.11.23: Virus In The Ads
- 2004.11.23: Jumping Off the Omnibus (Donna Wentworth)
- 2004.11.23: Canon to robotize 25% of output
- 2004.11.23: Anime Popeye
- 2004.11.23: VHS Format Dies Quiet Death
- 2004.11.23: US Proposal on Webcasts Sidelined (Donna Wentworth)
- 2004.11.22: Searching the Future
- 2004.11.22: Patent for Detection of Pornographic Images
- 2004.11.22: Voice-Call Anyone By Clicking In Outlook: Mighty Microsoft May Just Do It
- 2004.11.22: Treo 650 problems...
- 2004.11.22: SAP's Growing Dominance
- 2004.11.22: Where's Our Naked DSL?
- 2004.11.22: Tech-support generation spends Thanksgiving patching for parents
- 2004.11.22: Google Founders to Sell 14 Million Shares
- 2004.11.22: PayPal Profiting from Fraud at the Expense of Merchants?
- 2004.11.19: Taipei to Cloak City in World's Largest Wi-Fi Grid
- 2004.11.19: Sirius Names Karmazin New CEO
- 2004.11.19: Hooters sues boobs-n-beer rival over copyright
- 2004.11.19: Six Apart claims 1 million blogs
- 2004.11.19: What is the Tech Jobs Situation in Late 2004?
- 2004.11.19: Canada wants a piece of the offshoring pie--think of it as "India north"
- 2004.11.19: PubSub, Blog Search Engine, Relaunched
- 2004.11.19: How will China innovate?
- 2004.11.19: The $100 PC
- 2004.11.19: Archive.org pages - Admissible as Evidence
- 2004.11.18: Why Silicon Valley doesn't get Wireless?
- 2004.11.18: from insight to action
- 2004.11.18: Skype Statistics
- 2004.11.18: Copyright Wars 101 (Donna Wentworth)
- 2004.11.18: Ballmer Threatens Linux Patent Lawsuits
- 2004.11.18: The graying of Silicon Valley... just one more bubble!
- 2004.11.18: Hypnobras
- 2004.11.18: Google & Approved Cloaking
- 2004.11.18: WM Recorder - a PVR for streaming media
- 2004.11.18: How to never miss an episode with BitTorrent and RSS
- 2004.11.18: SBC and Yahoo Expand Alliance To TV, Cellular
- 2004.11.18: Revolution will not be TiVo-ed
- 2004.11.18: Gamer Overtime
- 2004.11.18: Why User Generated Content Should Change How We View Intellectual Property
- 2004.11.17: TiVo to Sell Your Fast-Forward Button
- 2004.11.17: Google and the October 21st Effect
- 2004.11.17: Blogging WIPO 2.0 (Donna Wentworth)
- 2004.11.17: Japanese govt threats silence security researcher
- 2004.11.17: Students Tracked By RFID
- 2004.11.17: 2005 Hooters Calendar for cellphones
- 2004.11.17: Flawed Copyright Bill Being Rushed Through Lame-Duck Congress
- 2004.11.17: Microsoft's Plan to Take Over IP
- 2004.11.17: Hunting on the internets!
- 2004.11.17: Dinosaur Disney Threatens to Sue Over Linking
- 2004.11.17: Lufthansa: Wi-Fi Around the World
- 2004.11.17: PalmSource: Death By a Million Windows
- 2004.11.17: Sweden Extends Its Wi-Fi Lead
- 2004.11.17: VoIP tax and regulation issue far from settled
- 2004.11.17: Sequoia's investors
- 2004.11.16: Unused PC Power to Run Grid for Unraveling Disease
- 2004.11.16: Lawsuit Settled: Borderless Internet Still A Legal Mess
- 2004.11.16: Cisco's Volpi joins Skype Board
- 2004.11.16: 10 numbers or one
- 2004.11.16: No Skype-Siemens Gear in US
- 2004.11.16: Lucent to get Cingular 3G Business
- 2004.11.16: Better late than never....ummm...
- 2004.11.16: Are you willing and brandable?
- 2004.11.16: Comcast Going VoIP in 2005
- 2004.11.16: Skype Security Risk
- 2004.11.16: Equity Distribution for Startups
- 2004.11.16: Rules of 126 and 111
- 2004.11.16: Banning Tivo Ad Skipping
- 2004.11.16: Novell Puts Its Weight Behind Desktop Linux
- 2004.11.16: First Wave of GOOG Lockups Expire Today
- 2004.11.15: Tampa Airport Thinks FCC Rules Don't Apply
- 2004.11.15: Robotic Judas roach
- 2004.11.15: Your Odds of Becoming an Identity Theft Victim
- 2004.11.15: The FCC says it has power over anything that can receive and play a digital file
- 2004.11.15: Pentagon Super Network
- 2004.11.15: Search Marketing Scams - Cashing in on Ignorance
- 2004.11.15: Rumour: Google to Phase Out Trademark Adwords Bids
- 2004.11.15: Dissecting Firefox Marketing
- 2004.11.15: Solaris 10 Released, Updated & Free (Like Speech)
- 2004.11.15: Girlfriend's Lap Pillow
- 2004.11.15: Google Unlikely To Ban Trademark-Linked Ads
- 2004.11.15: Blinkx 2.0 Now Available
- 2004.11.15: Feedster Offers a Way to Search Just Weblogs
- 2004.11.15: PortalPlayer IPO this week
- 2004.11.15: Microsoft leads embedded RTOS
- 2004.11.15: Attacking the alternative
- 2004.11.15: BT Mulling VoIP with WiFi
- 2004.11.15: Music, meet your new distribution method (IndieFeed)
- 2004.11.15: Hacking TiVo
- 2004.11.15: The RSS Enclosure Exposure
- 2004.11.15: starbucks latest numbers
- 2004.11.12: "PRETTY GIRLS DON'T RIDE THE SUBWAY."
- 2004.11.12: Google Gives Gmail POP3 Support, Plans Antivirus
- 2004.11.12: PhotoRank?
- 2004.11.12: MS and Indemnification
- 2004.11.12: Xbox Next in Three Versions?
- 2004.11.12: Judge tells Virgin to leave Apple alone and come up with their own DRM
- 2004.11.12: Shaw is censoring Internet feeds and lying about it
- 2004.11.12: The Return Of More Evil Than Satan
- 2004.11.12: SBC Outlines Aggressive IPTV Plans
- 2004.11.12: Copyright-sharing group delves into science
- 2004.11.12: The Battle for Adelphia
- 2004.11.12: Crackers and honey: An irresistible combination for network security
- 2004.11.12: U.S. Attacks Scientific Report
- 2004.11.12: Without Conway to Beat Up On, Ellison Sees No Future in the Game
- 2004.11.12: AOL Is Cutting Everywhere
- 2004.11.12: Man Kicked Off Dating Site For Being Too Successful
- 2004.11.12: Iowa Goes For The Fiber -- With Open Access For All
- 2004.11.12: Nintendo's Lawsuits Aided by Fans
- 2004.11.12: Electronic Arts Facing Possible Class Action Lawsuit
- 2004.11.11: WTO Says US Violates Trade Laws Over Online Gambling... Again
- 2004.11.11: Google Index Doubles
- 2004.11.11: Will Wind Power Change Earth's Climate?
- 2004.11.11: MSN Search Press Roundup
- 2004.11.11: GMail=POP3Mail
- 2004.11.11: Can We Please Bury the Netscape Metaphor?
- 2004.11.11: Google Adding More SMS Features
- 2004.11.11: Theo Van Gogh's "Submission" on IFILM
- 2004.11.11: Microsoft offers indemnification across the board
- 2004.11.11: New instrument to determine health by scanning eyes
- 2004.11.11: Sony Broadcast Announces HVR-Z1 HDV Camcorder with PAL and NTSC Support, No 24P
- 2004.11.11: Betting on Tools that Power Blogs
- 2004.11.11: Verizon's glasshouse
- 2004.11.10: Major Google Software Update Coming
- 2004.11.10: 1995 Minutes of Novell's BD of Directors Says Novell Would Retain UNIX Copyrights
- 2004.11.10: Patron Saint of the Nerds
- 2004.11.10: First Segway fatality?
- 2004.11.10: ex- CBS newsman: bloggers replacing journos like "parasite replacing dog"
- 2004.11.10: Microsoft To Launch Homegrown Search Engine
- 2004.11.10: Cisco's Q1, not A-1
- 2004.11.10: Why timing of Novell Linux chief resignation, Microsoft payoff is rather curious
- 2004.11.10: Bring on the lawyers, SOM allegedly steals student's design
- 2004.11.10: Internet Explorer May Not Be Dead, Yet
- 2004.11.10: Best Buy sees their customers as 'devils'?
- 2004.11.10: oh beautiful for purple states
- 2004.11.10: You Are What You Index
- 2004.11.10: Cablevision Growing VoIP
- 2004.11.10: Skype Goes Cordless
- 2004.11.10: Microsoft - "We will Catch Up, We Will Surpass"
- 2004.11.10: Iranian Bloggers Face Trial Next Week
- 2004.11.09: The three big Jewish brands
- 2004.11.09: Importance of Standards
- 2004.11.09: The Grokster Case - Once More Into the Breach, Dear Friends (Donna Wentworth)
- 2004.11.09: Firefox, an Internet Explorer killer, has gone 1.0
- 2004.11.09: Yo Four Play
- 2004.11.09: M&A Q3/2004 USA
- 2004.11.09: AOL to be Split into 4 Units
- 2004.11.09: Free Music Sharing And Audio Distribution Via The Commons: CC Publisher
- 2004.11.09: FCC expected to issue VOIP rules today
- 2004.11.09: Moore's Law for Inkjet Printers
- 2004.11.09: Comcast, Microsoft's unholy alliance
- 2004.11.09: Vonage wins key decision
- 2004.11.09: ReDux Herring?
- 2004.11.09: Bluetooth To Be Made Vaguely Faster, Harder to Use
- 2004.11.09: So You Have Too Much In Your Market? Pulver Could Hold The Answer
- 2004.11.09: Skype API Now Out
- 2004.11.08: Apple Talks Search
- 2004.11.08: Google's Business Model
- 2004.11.08: Looking To Invest In VoIP?
- 2004.11.08: AP: Electronic Voting Machine Gave Bush 4,258 Votes in a Precinct Where Only 638 Voters Actually Voted
- 2004.11.08: pcHDTV Card Available, Legal for Now
- 2004.11.08: Machine that sees through passengers’ clothes installed at London airport
- 2004.11.08: Keyword Prices Rise, But Only In Some Categories
- 2004.11.08: Microsoft braces for crucial TV test
- 2004.11.08: The Devil Inside
- 2004.11.08: Elections and Telecom: Analysis
- 2004.11.08: Putting a face to 'Big Brother'
- 2004.11.05: Reconstructing your TV set
- 2004.11.05: Technologies of Cooperation: Simple, General Principles?
- 2004.11.05: Are We Headed for an Opposition Press?
- 2004.11.05: Trademark Protection for Barcelona Chair
- 2004.11.05: Apple Afraid Of What You Might Say About Their Products
- 2004.11.05: BitTorrent Accounts for 35% of Traffic
- 2004.11.05: The Sinking PetroDollar - abandon ship!
- 2004.11.05: Firefox RC2 available for download
- 2004.11.04: VoIP Marketing Battles Revving Up
- 2004.11.04: VoIP spells boom for tool makers
- 2004.11.04: Anybody know this guy?
- 2004.11.04: nVidia Slips in Sales
- 2004.11.04: Computer Security and Liability
- 2004.11.04: Hollywood versus runaway production: laws changing to keep production in USA
- 2004.11.04: Intel Will Add Wi-Fi Back into Pentium 4 Chipset in 2005
- 2004.11.04: Bloggers get poll blame
- 2004.11.04: Cal. Voters Say Yes to Stem Cells
- 2004.11.04: Amazon Sued For Recommending Other Products
- 2004.11.04: AOL Loses 2 Million Customers In The Last Year
- 2004.11.04: Camera Phone Photos Making Front Page News
- 2004.11.04: Round-Up Ready Coca Plants
- 2004.11.04: Movie Industry to sue File Sharers
- 2004.11.04: Tech Watch: Bush win won't ease tough overseas tech markets
- 2004.11.04: Google Posts New Ad Guidelines
- 2004.11.04: Viacom Interest in MarketWatch is Official
- 2004.11.04: November 9th will be *the* VoIP day
- 2004.11.03: In other news...
- 2004.11.03: Boyle crushing Epstein
- 2004.11.03: RFID tags for Kindercity visitors
- 2004.11.03: Metadata for the Masses
- 2004.11.03: Genetically-enhanced jocks
- 2004.11.03: Wells Fargo Computer Missing, Identity Thieves Thrilled
- 2004.11.03: Media Watch: A new kind of entrepreneur?
- 2004.11.03: Tech Watch: A Slimy Graphics Algorithm
- 2004.11.03: Comcast CEO stumps for VOD
- 2004.11.03: Corante Snags A Deal With ZDNet
- 2004.11.03: Audible's Revs Up 87 Percent; Ups Guidance
- 2004.11.03: Lafayette slowly moving towards muni net
- 2004.11.03: The upside of AT&T-Cingular merger
- 2004.11.02: Full English text of Bin Laden
- 2004.11.02: The Future is Mobile
- 2004.11.02: Mobile voters lean Kerry in Zogby SMS poll
- 2004.11.02: Mypollingplace.com's hosting crisis (SOLVED)
- 2004.11.02: Semel: Yahoo Working on Desktop Search
- 2004.11.02: Clever Virus Attack
- 2004.11.02: Semel Staying Put at Yahoo
- 2004.11.02: Washington Post says AOL to cut more than 700 jobs
- 2004.11.02: Jumping the WiMAX Gun
- 2004.11.02: Its the broadband stupid
- 2004.11.01: The Internets Vets for Truth
- 2004.11.01: NASA photo analyst: Bush wore a Device During Debate
- 2004.11.01: Getting Paid (Big Time) To Quit
- 2004.11.01: World's First Ultra-Thin Multilayer Circuit Board
- 2004.11.01: Report: Yahoo Emerges as Leading Bidder for MarketWatch.com
- 2004.11.01: Getting Out the Vote: Why is it so hard to run an honest election?
- 2004.11.01: Musicians to Place Songs on File-Sharing Network
- 2004.11.01: Verizon, SBC Have Major Plans to Offer TV Service Over Phone System
- 2004.11.01: The Sustainable GPL
- 2004.10.29: The First Casualty
- 2004.10.29: The Patent System and Access to Medicine in Developing Countries: The Problem
- 2004.10.29: Bush Campaign Acknowledges Ad Was Doctored
- 2004.10.29: India Impressions
- 2004.10.28: TiVo Plans More Functionality Reductions
- 2004.10.28: Optical Control of Light on a Silicon Chip
- 2004.10.28: Media Watch: Who is bidding as much as $400m for Marketwatch?
- 2004.10.28: Thoughts on Other Bids For MKTW
- 2004.10.28: Google Acquires Satellite Map Company
- 2004.10.28: Fixed Wireless goes to Bangladesh
- 2004.10.28: If you use KYOCERA cell phones, READ THIS!
- 2004.10.28: Search For Contributors In Your (Or Whoever's) Neighborhood
- 2004.10.28: KeyGoog Update: Hanke speaks
- 2004.10.27: Fahrenheit 9/11 free to download
- 2004.10.27: Craig eats crow, but not good enough
- 2004.10.27: Cassini has closest approach yet to Saturn's Moon Titan
- 2004.10.27: Wikipedia
- 2004.10.27: Graphene, the world's first 2-dimensional fabric
- 2004.10.27: TECH TALK: Massputers, Redux: AMD’s $185 computer
- 2004.10.27: More good Lexmark quotes (Jason Schultz)
- 2004.10.27: Kerry's haunted retreat
- 2004.10.27: Cox, Comcast's High Speed Blockbuster!
- 2004.10.27: Philips Intros Video-Watermarking Software
- 2004.10.27: Skype releases API proving that every successful web app becomes a platform
- 2004.10.27: Climate Games
- 2004.10.27: Would HP Spin Off Their Printer Business?
- 2004.10.27: PSP Pricing, Battery Life Announced
- 2004.10.26: US RFID passports now a reality
- 2004.10.26: Online and Mobile's Pie of Entertainment Spend
- 2004.10.26: Why DRM is going to destroy Fair Use
- 2004.10.26: Cuba Changes Cash Transactions on Island, Rejects U.S. Dollars
- 2004.10.26: 3G Lessons
- 2004.10.26: Fantastic political Flash against Cal Prop 69
- 2004.10.26: The Real Threat: Me2Me
- 2004.10.26: Creative Commons Metadata embedding
- 2004.10.26: Australian MP3 Directory Creator In Court
- 2004.10.26: VC Watch: Google share surge could lead to VCs cashing out to avoid huge expiring lockup
- 2004.10.25: Vodaphone V602s being used for naughty purposes
- 2004.10.25: SPIN by Brian Springer
- 2004.10.25: Eminem's anti-Bush anthem leaked online
- 2004.10.25: the rhythm of anger
- 2004.10.25: Point-To TV
- 2004.10.25: Blu-Ray Has Already Won
- 2004.10.25: Backup Nightmare Story
- 2004.10.25: Gravatar, avatars for bloggers
- 2004.10.25: The SwiMP3 bone conducting underwater MP3 player
- 2004.10.25: 911 problems with VoIP Calls
- 2004.10.25: Tough Times for Technology?
- 2004.10.25: LinuxWorld London: Sandals and suits in symbiosis
- 2004.10.25: Microsoft to buy another TV station?
- 2004.10.25: Intel Switches Off LCOS TV Chip
- 2004.10.25: The State (And The State Of The Art) Of Computerized Film Making
- 2004.10.25: Lifestyles Of The Rich And Fictional
- 2004.10.25: Google More Profitable - But Why?
- 2004.10.25: Yahoo Image Search Breaks a Billion
- 2004.10.25: Google's results and hints about how to out-Google Google
- 2004.10.25: Yahoo, Adobe Tie Up; To Launch Co-Branded Toolbar
- 2004.10.22: Windows error on giant Toronto animated billboard
- 2004.10.22: Dutch public-service images entering the public domain!
- 2004.10.22: 12 worst offenders of outsourcing
- 2004.10.22: Why Open Source is Unsustainable
- 2004.10.22: Tagging Passports
- 2004.10.22: Whatever Happened to the Induce Act? (Donna Wentworth)
- 2004.10.22: Project LightSpeed Or Project Same Old Story?
- 2004.10.22: American Passports to Have RFID Chips
- 2004.10.22: Yahoo Announces Size Increase to Image Database
- 2004.10.22: MSN in Profits Again; Revs Grow 10 Percent
- 2004.10.22: More Dirt on Project LightSpeed Losers
- 2004.10.21: Motorola fesses upto v710 problems
- 2004.10.21: US military accuses Reuters of lying.
- 2004.10.21: Schroeder on Local
- 2004.10.21: Yelp: Local Recommendations
- 2004.10.21: Too Much, Too Little, Just Right (Donna Wentworth)
- 2004.10.21: Big Step Today for Podcasting
- 2004.10.21: satellite radio reviewed
- 2004.10.21: Californians Seek Ban on Genetically Engineered Crops
- 2004.10.21: When Unlimited Isn't Really Unlimited... Yet Again
- 2004.10.21: Human Gene Count Slashed
- 2004.10.21: GTA: San Andreas Leaked
- 2004.10.21: RealNetworks Q3 Losses Widen on Litigation
- 2004.10.21: Big Winners of SBC Project Lightspeed
- 2004.10.20: WSJ.com To Open Up Site For One Week
- 2004.10.20: Open Season For News Sites
- 2004.10.20: India Broadband Policy
- 2004.10.20: China as Early Wireless VoIP Market
- 2004.10.20: Disk Drive Industry
- 2004.10.20: The Car Extends Home Entertainment Options... With Copy Protection
- 2004.10.20: Fire Me Please
- 2004.10.20: Parisian nightclub hurts Sioux pride
- 2004.10.20: Searching for Digital Books
- 2004.10.20: Jet Engine on a Chip
- 2004.10.20: US VCs in India
- 2004.10.20: Toshiba's budget TDP-S80U and SW80U projectors
- 2004.10.20: Copyright Takedown Experiment Reveals Horrible ISP Policies (Jason Schultz)
- 2004.10.20: Video: What's happened to George W. Bush's brain after 10 years?
- 2004.10.20: DLP is getting hot
- 2004.10.20: Can You Trust Your Antivirus Software?
- 2004.10.20: Hambrecht: Big Banks Low-Balled Google IPO
- 2004.10.20: Has Your PC Gone Phishing?
- 2004.10.20: The Patent Conversation Continues -- Sun's Jonathan Schwartz
- 2004.10.20: Waiting for MSN TV 3
- 2004.10.20: SIM Cards with memory, brilliant!
- 2004.10.19: Xbox 2 to Be Unveiled at CES?
- 2004.10.19: Smart baskets
- 2004.10.19: p2p-Politics
- 2004.10.19: Computer Problems Already Affecting Florida Voters
- 2004.10.19: Copernic Releases New Version of Desktop Search Tool
- 2004.10.19: Some good news for Nokia, Ericsson?
- 2004.10.19: Broadband changes web-advertising
- 2004.10.19: IPac created to lobby for sensible intellectual property policy
- 2004.10.19: A Hunka Burning Plastic Going On
- 2004.10.19: Study finds dramatic loss of tech jobs
- 2004.10.19: Always Read Markoff Closely
- 2004.10.19: TV explodes (Jon Stewart & Crossfire)
- 2004.10.19: Firefox Seeks Full Page Ad in New York Times
- 2004.10.18: I love the Daily Show too thanks to Bittorrent
- 2004.10.18: Jon Stewart's Crossfire appearance on bittorrent
- 2004.10.18: Zeitgeist watch: Bushkilledsuperman.com
- 2004.10.18: Tech Watch: Intel doubles the fun in roadmap change
- 2004.10.18: Local Search + Social Networking
- 2004.10.18: Friends-Only P2P File Sharing Comes Of Age: Grouper
- 2004.10.18: Intel's middle-age problem
- 2004.10.18: Moto: Good news in the offering?
- 2004.10.18: Intel not inside
- 2004.10.18: Juniper: routers good, security bad
- 2004.10.18: Secure Your Wireless or Risk a Visit from the FBI
- 2004.10.18: p2p-politics goes live
- 2004.10.18: AP: Spyware Now Accounts for 20% of all Dell Support Calls
- 2004.10.18: Make Your Own Digital Camera ISO Test Target
- 2004.10.18: Tech Watch: VCs searching for search engines are searching in all the wrong places
- 2004.10.18: SBC: $1.99 Per Month for Unlimited Wi-Fi
- 2004.10.15: TV on a PC: Some Facts
- 2004.10.15: Shrinking consumer broadband choices?
- 2004.10.15: Google desktop versus Blinkx
- 2004.10.15: Stop worrying about IT offshoring - it's doing fine
- 2004.10.15: Bush's hometown paper endorses Kerry
- 2004.10.15: O'Reilly Network: Google Your Desktop
- 2004.10.15: FCC Eases High-Speed Network Rules
- 2004.10.15: Rest Area Wi-Fi Round-Up
- 2004.10.15: Downloadable Music Store Interest May Be Fading
- 2004.10.15: Amazon To Rent DVDs
- 2004.10.15: XM Radio Hacked by Car Computer Hobbyists
- 2004.10.15: Media Watch: Game-designing women
- 2004.10.14: Radio journalism due for a renaissance?
- 2004.10.14: Motorola Teams Up with Master Card on M-Commerce
- 2004.10.14: Diebold Voting Machines: How To Vote Multiple Times
- 2004.10.14: Did The FDA Really Approve The VeriChip This Time?
- 2004.10.14: When Your Google Reference Check Isn't So Good
- 2004.10.14: Netscape Turns 10
- 2004.10.14: Google Desktop Search Becomes Reality
- 2004.10.14: Privacy & Security Issues With Google Desktop Search
- 2004.10.14: Yelping for local business
- 2004.10.14: Truth about Intel's Earnings
- 2004.10.14: Kazaa loses P2P crown
- 2004.10.14: Justice Dept. wants new antipiracy powers
- 2004.10.14: The Browser Wars: Looking at the Wrong Thing
- 2004.10.14: A Peek at What's Coming from MSFT Search Labs
- 2004.10.14: FDA Approves VeriChips, implantable medical chips
- 2004.10.14: Three debates' audio in torrents
- 2004.10.14: Snap, crackle, moan: Rice Krispies vibrator
- 2004.10.13: XP Media Center ver. 3.0
- 2004.10.13: End of the Private Networks
- 2004.10.13: Justice Department Asks To Become Subsidiary To The Entertainment Industry
- 2004.10.13: Gartner: Printer Ink Costs More Than Perfume
- 2004.10.13: These pics of Beckham could get you into trouble
- 2004.10.13: Profits Triple at Yahoo!
- 2004.10.13: Michael Gartenberg: Windows Media Center 2005 - The last missing piece
- 2004.10.13: Wal-Mart Wants $10 CDs
- 2004.10.13: Bill Gates, The Neutral Entertainer
- 2004.10.13: Fewer People Paying for Music Downloads - NPD
- 2004.10.13: Agere says sayonara to WiFi chips
- 2004.10.13: What's up with Leucadia?
- 2004.10.13: No more reporting for *you*, Ms. Farnaz Fassihi
- 2004.10.13: Voter Registrations Possibly Trashed
- 2004.10.13: Supreme Court Denies Cert in RIAA v. Verizon (Donna Wentworth)
- 2004.10.13: Law enforcement memo of "imminent" terror attack?
- 2004.10.12: The screwed up economics of the free broadcast spectrum
- 2004.10.12: Hydrogen Hype
- 2004.10.12: Microsoft Can't DRM Docs Fast Enough
- 2004.10.12: France to Allow Cell Phone Jamming
- 2004.10.12: UCSD Vs. Free Speech, Round 2
- 2004.10.12: Fathom Keyword Price Index Provides Bid Benchmark
- 2004.10.12: RFID Passports
- 2004.10.12: The Doghouse: Lexar JumpDrives
- 2004.10.12: Microsoft Sets Aside $20 Billion For Media
- 2004.10.12: Online Games lead to telecom revival?
- 2004.10.12: Where Opera Is Out-Browsing Explorer
- 2004.10.12: Linus on MS, Shared Source and Security
- 2004.10.12: XM Radio Online getting integrated into Windows Media
- 2004.10.11: Wi-Fi Alliance Iron Fist Comes Down in Advance of 802.11n
- 2004.10.11: AT&T, Covad Discuss WiMax Intentions
- 2004.10.11: APAC Countries Getting Serious About Fiber To The Home
- 2004.10.11: What is THONG?
- 2004.10.11: Media Watch: "Lies and the Lying C.E.O.'s Who Tell Them"
- 2004.10.11: Biomimetic Robots: A Photo Gallery
- 2004.10.11: GoHook Adds PDF and Audio Files
- 2004.10.11: Google Announces Google SMS
- 2004.10.11: Gallup Poll Moves Online With Webcast
- 2004.10.11: Last days of DSL
- 2004.10.11: Regulatory pains for VoIP?
- 2004.10.11: Nanotube diode reverses itself
- 2004.10.11: more on death by 1000 cuts
- 2004.10.11: But before I drift off to sleep...
- 2004.10.11: Kevin Sites dispatch from Iraq: Cat on a hot tin roof
- 2004.10.08: Flooding on p2p networks
- 2004.10.08: Reading Other People's Mail con't
- 2004.10.08: CHANEL v. SEXYCHANEL.COM
- 2004.10.08: FCC Has Time On Line Sharing, May Lock Out Fiber
- 2004.10.08: From Patent Dispute To Murder-For-Hire
- 2004.10.08: Identity Theft Goes Corporate
- 2004.10.08: Breaking Google's DRM
- 2004.10.08: The Browser Wars Are Back?
- 2004.10.08: Nurse ban on Aguilera ad
- 2004.10.08: Are HP and Compaq losing on-shelf presence?
- 2004.10.08: New Google Service May Strain Old Ties in Bookselling
- 2004.10.08: Audible To Raise Up To $125 Million
- 2004.10.08: Robertson took a cheap shot - Vonage's Citron
- 2004.10.08: Asians buying up phone networks
- 2004.10.08: Its an Asian Broadband
- 2004.10.08: Induce Act Runs Out of Gas (Donna Wentworth)
- 2004.10.08: Open source, no-plugin, rich GUIs for the Web
- 2004.10.07: The Now Economy: Decentralized Filesharing Is Huge
- 2004.10.07: Google Search Terms As Signs Of The Times
- 2004.10.07: Ashcroft Equates File Sharing To Terrorism, Drugs And Corruption
- 2004.10.07: WikiWiki Warfare In The Enterprise Leading To Situational Software?
- 2004.10.07: BBC Wants Help With Dirac Codec
- 2004.10.07: FCC Internet Grant Decision Riles Congress
- 2004.10.07: IP's Next Big Wave - Taste & Smell Patents
- 2004.10.07: Microsoft Media Center 2005 reviewed
- 2004.10.07: Microsoft To Tune Up Media Center PC
- 2004.10.07: Web 1.0 seeks redemption in Web 2.0
- 2004.10.07: Six Apart finds a pot full of VC Dollars
- 2004.10.07: The resumé of George W. Bush
- 2004.10.07: AMD Sheds Light on Dual-Core Plans
- 2004.10.07: Meet the New Induce Proposal, Just as Bad as the Old Induce Proposal (Donna Wentworth)
- 2004.10.07: Kahle: Universal access to all human knowledge is possible
- 2004.10.07: Best VP debate parody image EVAR
- 2004.10.06: The VoIP Dichotomy: Earthlink Playing In Both Camps
- 2004.10.06: Roll Your Own Television Network Using Bittorrent
- 2004.10.06: Google Board Member Says Browser Not Going to Happen
- 2004.10.06: Reuters To Launch Consumer Video Service Through Media Center
- 2004.10.06: When Volpi Speaks
- 2004.10.06: Microsoft's Money and the 2004 Election
- 2004.10.06: Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 to debut next week
- 2004.10.06: RFID will tell you what you need to know in Kobe, Japan
- 2004.10.06: Does Bush have a little speaker in his ear that tells him what to say?
- 2004.10.05: Keyword Sales of VIOXX
- 2004.10.05: Cheaper Fuel Cells from California
- 2004.10.05: NTT DoCoMo Uses Fuel Cells to Power 3G Handsets
- 2004.10.05: S. Korea Claims N. Korea Has Trained 600 Crackers
- 2004.10.05: Microsoft, Symbian in Palm's future?
- 2004.10.05: TiVO To Go, Any Day Now
- 2004.10.05: Confusion over cable modem service
- 2004.10.05: Insight into Microsoft's Battle Plans?
- 2004.10.05: Nanotechnologists talk to the 'plantimals'
- 2004.10.05: AT&T Kicks Linux's Tires, Gates on the Future, Sender ID, and a Red Hat Filing
- 2004.10.05: Mount St. Helens VolcanoCam - Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument
- 2004.10.05: Antimatter bomb program at US Air force
- 2004.10.05: Does Big Brother Want to Watch?
- 2004.10.04: Ban on stripped Kasumi
- 2004.10.04: Keyword Search Audio From First Presidential Debate
- 2004.10.04: Mitsubishi Double Sided LCD
- 2004.10.04: French Operator Altitude to Deploy Alvarion WiMAX Solution
- 2004.10.04: Scientific-Atlanta's DVD-DVR To Launch Soon
- 2004.10.04: Another Yahoo-Google Patent flap in the making?
- 2004.10.04: Schwarzenegger signs bill banning paperless voting systems
- 2004.10.04: U.S. cybersecurity chief resigns
- 2004.10.04: Kodak Wins Java Lawsuit Against Sun
- 2004.10.04: India: Your IP is NG for us
- 2004.10.01: Can You Successfully Build To Flip?
- 2004.10.01: Insta-Journalism: Just Add Quotes
- 2004.10.01: Senator Alleges White House Wrote Allawi's Speech
- 2004.10.01: Feedster's Rafer Not Happy With Clusty
- 2004.10.01: Cheese or Cheesed-off
- 2004.10.01: Telecom rebound...says who?
- 2004.10.01: Gaim-Encryption: Simple encryption for instant messages
- 2004.10.01: Human shields
- 2004.10.01: It's a Beautiful Morning?
- 2004.10.01: Bank Transfer Demos Quantum Crypto
- 2004.10.01: reporting the debate
- 2004.10.01: Windows Update confusion
- 2004.10.01: Alien message 'may be in our DNA'
- 2004.10.01: SARS, bird flu, and now this
- 2004.10.01: BSA Steps Back Into the Ring (Donna Wentworth)
- 2004.10.01: Solar gear jacket
- 2004.10.01: Music of the sphere
- 2004.10.01: Induce Act remains locked up in Committee
- 2004.09.30: Comcast arms for TV revolution
- 2004.09.30: The Increasing Proliferation of Wikis
- 2004.09.30: Fat Chance For FAT Patent
- 2004.09.30: Navy ELF to Be Scrapped
- 2004.09.30: Gartner Says Linux PCs Just Used To Pirate Windows
- 2004.09.30: Microsoft 1995: Search Isn't A Business!
- 2004.09.30: New Tool Blocks Paid Search Engine Listings
- 2004.09.30: Will Better Search Sabotage The Business Model?
- 2004.09.30: Sony Plans European Ad Blitz to Stifle iTunes
- 2004.09.30: The Five Digital Disruptions
- 2004.09.30: Convergence, a new opportunity?
- 2004.09.30: Auntie references her relatives
- 2004.09.30: Google Stats
- 2004.09.30: Adobe unveils new Digital Negative photo format
- 2004.09.30: Sony thinking about online movie downloads that you buy, not rent
- 2004.09.30: The Urballoon
- 2004.09.30: WIPO 2.0, Part II (Donna Wentworth)
- 2004.09.29: Sims 2 posts record setting sales
- 2004.09.29: Bloglines and RSS Bandwidth Problems
- 2004.09.29: Bloglines Tackles RSS Bandwidth Issue
- 2004.09.29: File-spoofing firm expands in Europe
- 2004.09.29: Open Letter to Steve Jobs: How to heed the call of VoIP
- 2004.09.29: Why Broadband over Powerline doesn't work
- 2004.09.29: Motorola to cut 1,000 jobs worldwide
- 2004.09.29: Microsoft Cools Hotmail Features
- 2004.09.29: If You Lived Through the Last Bubble....
- 2004.09.29: PalmSource Trots Out Cobalt 6.1
- 2004.09.29: www.audiobooksforfree.com
- 2004.09.29: Places that viruses and trojans hide on start up
- 2004.09.29: A Tax on Innovators (Donna Wentworth)
- 2004.09.28: Fable Tops Sky Captain
- 2004.09.28: Microsoft To Sell Win XP Starter Edition In Russia
- 2004.09.28: First JPEG Virus Posted To Usenet
- 2004.09.28: Yahoo To Launch Minor Redesign; Major MyYahoo RSS Push
- 2004.09.28: Is Organized Crime Controlling Your PC?
- 2004.09.28: Diesel Powered Boeing 737 Limousine
- 2004.09.28: Pollsters Ignore Cell Phones
- 2004.09.28: Alice the Chatbot Wins the Loebner Again
- 2004.09.28: HOWTO make a legal P2P system
- 2004.09.28: DARPA loves trash
- 2004.09.27: Money Flows into Video Surveillance
- 2004.09.27: PhotoCop
- 2004.09.27: Your credit bad... You Phone Company
- 2004.09.27: AV products mixed on detecting new malicious .jpg files
- 2004.09.27: Copyright Terms Must Have Limits (Donna Wentworth)
- 2004.09.24: HP Terminates Itanium Workstations
- 2004.09.24: Does Google News Have A Conservative Bias?
- 2004.09.24: Cable Industry Gaming for Dollars
- 2004.09.24: Net Stock Talk Isn't All Babble
- 2004.09.24: Nextel spectrum saga continues
- 2004.09.24: New, dangerous Microsoft JPEG exploit code released
- 2004.09.24: Tracking Employees, Shocking Them
- 2004.09.24: Simply the Best fonts downloads free fonts library font archive font downloads
- 2004.09.24: Presidential fright-mask sales as election-predictors
- 2004.09.24: Cancer-sniffing dogs
- 2004.09.24: Spychips Are Coming To Your Clothes
- 2004.09.23: Mineral Rights Dispute
- 2004.09.23: House Bill On False Whois Data Passes
- 2004.09.23: Alcatel, Cisco Pursue Italtel
- 2004.09.23: Computer Viruses Cripple Colorado DMV
- 2004.09.23: US Still Dithering Over Analog-Digital TV Conversion
- 2004.09.23: New IFPI Boss Vows to Extend Recording Copyrights
- 2004.09.23: Microsoft To Provide IE Patches for Windows XP Only
- 2004.09.23: PR Watch: No downturn down here as PR companies scramble for bodies
- 2004.09.23: The State of Online Journalism
- 2004.09.23: MLB To Launch 99 Cents Video Download Store
- 2004.09.23: Qualcommers work the hardest
- 2004.09.23: Cisco bets big on India
- 2004.09.23: Shared Office Code Unlikely to Sway Governments
- 2004.09.23: Major Verizon EV-DO Roll Out Next Week
- 2004.09.23: Sign onto the Geneva Declaration, change WIPO!
- 2004.09.23: Relaying rat brainwaves for search and rescue
- 2004.09.22: MIT searches for solar power in spinach
- 2004.09.22: Online casinos can't stop pokerbots
- 2004.09.22: Superweeds on the March?
- 2004.09.22: More Diebold E-Voting Vulnerabilities
- 2004.09.22: Google To Expand Ad Policies
- 2004.09.22: Flexible Sensors Make Robot Skin
- 2004.09.22: Juniper's big day?
- 2004.09.22: Nintendo and Sony Square Off in Handheld Game Market
- 2004.09.22: Windows XP Security Guide v2.0
- 2004.09.22: Mobile Athlon 64 challenges Centrino
- 2004.09.22: Genes From Engineered Grass Spread for Miles
- 2004.09.22: Symptoms of Our Time, Part One
- 2004.09.22: The big digital TV buyout
- 2004.09.22: MSNBC - Are Poker ˜Bots Raking Online Pots?
- 2004.09.21: Is Encryption Doomed?
- 2004.09.21: Net ads ring up rising sales
- 2004.09.21: RSS Comes with Bandwidth Price Tag
- 2004.09.21: Turn on, tune in, tiny out
- 2004.09.21: Labels Get Majority in Digital Downloads
- 2004.09.21: BBC's Creative Archives To Launch Next Month
- 2004.09.21: NTY Co's Aug Ad Revs up 31 Percent
- 2004.09.21: Tech Watch: The secret barometer of Intel's health reveals...
- 2004.09.21: Kahle v. Ashcroft Coverage
- 2004.09.21: Free Content Still Sells
- 2004.09.21: CBS News Producer Contacted Kerry Aide Lockhart Before Show Aired
- 2004.09.21: E-Voting Goes National
- 2004.09.21: Firefox Achieves 1 Million Downloads in Four Days
- 2004.09.21: Security Attacks Increasingly Motivated By Greed
- 2004.09.21: Smaller Networked Sony "PStwo" Officially Announced
- 2004.09.21: Gbrowser.com Sign Of Google Browser To Come?
- 2004.09.21: Google's Global Growth
- 2004.09.21: Microsoft's source code fashion show
- 2004.09.21: How much is Lindows Logo worth?
- 2004.09.20: Has FCC lost control over competition?
- 2004.09.20: Wi-Fi finder via SMS
- 2004.09.20: JPEG Handling Critical Flaw Can be Explored by Viruses
- 2004.09.20: Its a Broadband Planet
- 2004.09.20: Nanoribbons Channel Light
- 2004.09.20: Washing Machine Reads Smart Tags on Clothing, Sends Emails
- 2004.09.20: RIAA Sued for Patent Infringement
- 2004.09.20: Induce Act on the Move (Donna Wentworth)
- 2004.09.20: Wikipedia breaks 10^6 articles
- 2004.09.17: Cisco Takes a Sip of SIP and Buys Dynamicsoft, Inc
- 2004.09.17: Microsoft's Chief Linux Strategist Interviewed
- 2004.09.17: AOL Will Not Support Sender-ID
- 2004.09.17: At WorldCon, Broadbandits strike again
- 2004.09.17: Telecom Nuclear Winter Continues
- 2004.09.17: The new browser war
- 2004.09.17: US apologizes for terror news leaks
- 2004.09.17: REAL reason Sony pulled Kung Fu Hustle from Toronto Festival
- 2004.09.17: Use Amazon to reserve a book at your local library
- 2004.09.16: Amazon's a9 Launches
- 2004.09.16: Google "Enhances" Local Search
- 2004.09.16: Network Neutrality Questions Raised Again
- 2004.09.16: Outfoxed interviews available under CC license via Bit Torrent
- 2004.09.16: Journalism in the Age of Blogs
- 2004.09.16: Apple-Beatles music settlement could be huge
- 2004.09.16: XM to Start Internet Radio Service
- 2004.09.16: spec:al
- 2004.09.16: Amazon Unleashes A9 Search Portal
- 2004.09.16: AdBusters sues for right to air anti-ads
- 2004.09.15: Pew: How Americans Use Instant Messaging
- 2004.09.15: Firefox Browser On An Upward Trend
- 2004.09.15: U.S. IT jobs Down 400K Since 2001
- 2004.09.15: Wind Power Falls Under $0.01/kwh
- 2004.09.15: Mozilla Does RSS
- 2004.09.15: RIM Charm's charm wearing off?
- 2004.09.15: European & DSL, an affair to remember
- 2004.09.15: Email Sender ID: It's not dead yet
- 2004.09.15: New Scientist (almost) gets it
- 2004.09.15: Consumers and RFID: a framework
- 2004.09.15: The real reason Sony bought MGM: It's all about Blu-ray vs. HD-DVD
- 2004.09.15: ArtBots this weekend in NYC
- 2004.09.14: Citizen reportage, digital photography and Flickr
- 2004.09.14: Broadcast flag coming in 10 months
- 2004.09.14: Why Comcast is thrilled about Sony-MGM deal
- 2004.09.14: Mobile Data Can Bankrupt You
- 2004.09.14: PVR on a chip
- 2004.09.14: That Darn Cat (Monitor)
- 2004.09.14: Email/GPRS Problems with the T-Mobile HP h6315
- 2004.09.14: Quote of the day
- 2004.09.14: who knew the post office had no sense of humor?
- 2004.09.14: Skype coming to Palm next month?
- 2004.09.14: AMD grabs US retail desktop lead from Intel
- 2004.09.13: Quantum Optics: Coupling One Atom To One Photon
- 2004.09.13: Interesting Study on Wi-Fi Deployments in the US
- 2004.09.13: Seamless Roaming Spec Ratified by 14 Vendors
- 2004.09.13: IETF Decides On SPF / Sender-ID issue
- 2004.09.13: Mysterious Force Effects Pioneer 10 & 11 Probes
- 2004.09.13: US gets more 3G Spectrum
- 2004.09.13: IBM pitches/HP swings at new OpenPower Servers
- 2004.09.13: Suddenly, It's AMD Inside
- 2004.09.13: Multinational R&D comes to China
- 2004.09.13: Even the Small Have Birthdays
- 2004.09.13: Verizon EV-DO CA Launch Delayed
- 2004.09.13: RFID hits a bump in the road
- 2004.09.10: New Study on Who is Building Large Networks and Why
- 2004.09.10: Will Fiber to the Premises Be a Reality?
- 2004.09.10: British Regulator Sets Up Special Area Code Devoted to VoIP
- 2004.09.10: 'Nurturing' Computers Are Coming
- 2004.09.10: Skype Pocket PC client
- 2004.09.10: Novell's Linux Day road show
- 2004.09.10: Sybase releases free top-of-the-line database for Linux systems
- 2004.09.10: EV-DO is almost here
- 2004.09.10: Introduction to IPv6: The *New* Internet Protocol
- 2004.09.10: Alternative energy vehicle web link bonanza
- 2004.09.10: Thorn Tree Travel Forum
- 2004.09.10: Ginseng science
- 2004.09.10: World's tallest cylindrical aquarium
- 2004.09.09: Solar Powered Computers Planned for Rural India
- 2004.09.09: For Intel, the future has two cores
- 2004.09.09: Is Sender ID Dead in the Water? - No MARID Working Group Consensus
- 2004.09.09: Transparency Visions
- 2004.09.09: The EcoBot II eats flies and digests them for power
- 2004.09.09: Connecting the Bots
- 2004.09.09: Call Congress on Sept 14, stop INDUCE!
- 2004.09.09: Itanium sales disappointing for Intel
- 2004.09.08: California AG Says He'll Sue Diebold
- 2004.09.08: Convergence chips cometh?
- 2004.09.08: Republicans get (more) teleco dollars
- 2004.09.08: Microsoft negotiating email Sender ID licensing with OSI
- 2004.09.08: Sender ID and Almost-Open Standards
- 2004.09.08: Mobility for the over-30 crowd
- 2004.09.08: Copy-art.net opens at the ICA, London
- 2004.09.08: RIAA Lobbyist: DRM 'up or INDUCE is gonna getcha (Jason Schultz)
- 2004.09.08: Ebb and flow of the exchange rates
- 2004.09.08: P2P app adds voter registration tool
- 2004.09.08: Danger sells out its customers
- 2004.09.07: Congress busy working on file sharing and digital copyright issues
- 2004.09.07: Ericsson Pulling out of Bluetooth Development
- 2004.09.07: Slashdot Goes Political: Announcing politics.slashdot.org
- 2004.09.07: Linux Market: Absolutes / Percentages / Trends
- 2004.09.07: VoIP Receives Warm Reception From UK Regulators
- 2004.09.07: Self-assembling 3D Nanostructures
- 2004.09.07: Broadbandits lining their coffers as well
- 2004.09.07: Enron's Really Greed Undertaker
- 2004.09.07: Slow 3G Rollout in China?
- 2004.09.07: Scientists want research papers freely available
- 2004.09.07: SCO caps legal costs as losses mount
- 2004.09.07: can this really be true: diabolic diebold
- 2004.09.07: The TiVo Olympics
- 2004.09.07: 'Longhorn' Delay Is Linux Gain
- 2004.09.07: Most US Firms Ignore Spyware Risk
- 2004.09.07: Dell, prisoner of the Beast of Redmond
- 2004.09.07: We're NOT jamming: hotels say they're not blocking cellphones
- 2004.09.07: What the Fox Proposes for the Henhouse (Donna Wentworth)
- 2004.09.07: Sony movie honcho must pay $825,000 for enslaving his servant
- 2004.09.07: James Fallows loves Skype's VoIP service
- 2004.09.07: Sacred Cross of Jesus Cellphone Tower
- 2004.09.07: Free municipal WiFi in Jerusalem
- 2004.09.07: Trippy blotter art
- 2004.09.03: Cold Fusion Back From The Dead
- 2004.09.03: Internet2 Speed Record Broken
- 2004.09.03: Research firms high On VoIP
- 2004.09.03: Indians finally getting Broadband
- 2004.09.03: Japan's The Super Phone
- 2004.09.02: How Microsoft is Spending Its R&D Budget
- 2004.09.02: Hurricane Threatens Shuttle Program
- 2004.09.02: Microsoft Opens MSN Music Store
- 2004.09.02: The Daily Camera's VoIP Snapshot
- 2004.09.02: IM: Not Just for Kids Anymore
- 2004.09.02: Another One Bites The Dust
- 2004.09.02: The Morning After the Poison Pill
- 2004.09.02: RNC-NYC: Tactics by Police Mute Protesters, and Their Messages
- 2004.09.01: Pirate Radio Covering RNC Protests
- 2004.09.01: P2P Internet television or Bit Torrent copycat?
- 2004.09.01: U.S. Losing the Broadband Battle...
- 2004.09.01: Philadelphia Considers Free Citywide Wireless Access
- 2004.09.01: Two-digit code cooks the books
- 2004.09.01: Caller ID: Do you really know who's calling?
- 2004.09.01: No good deed goes unpunished by the RIAA: Cracking down on time-shifting XM Radio
- 2004.09.01: Copyright and Cultural Damage, Part II (Donna Wentworth)
- 2004.09.01: Garage door openers aren't copyrighted, don't get DMCA protection
- 2004.09.01: Video of GOP House Speaker accusing Soros of taking dope money
- 2004.09.01: Dawn of the dead?
- 2004.09.01: Neuroscience of revenge
- 2004.08.31: Tech Turnover Rate Lowest Since The 80's
- 2004.08.31: Phone companies scamming millions from consumers
- 2004.08.31: FCC: Cable broadband is not telecom
- 2004.08.31: Skype Adds Mac OS X
- 2004.08.31: How open is open enough for electronic voting?
- 2004.08.31: Schrenking? why no, i've never tried it.
- 2004.08.31: A Shorter Longhorn for Microsoft
- 2004.08.31: House speaker: Soros is a druglord
- 2004.08.31: Friendster cans coder for blogging
- 2004.08.31: XM Radio Pulls PC Hardware
- 2004.08.30: Broadband Policy Now
- 2004.08.30: India: The Next Telecom Boom Market
- 2004.08.30: Can Microsoft Beat iTunes With a Store of Its Own?
- 2004.08.30: The Cost of the Tag
- 2004.08.30: Verizon finds that stopping text message spam isn't so easy
- 2004.08.30: DIY coverage from the RNC
- 2004.08.30: Candy with 9-11 attack toys recalled
- 2004.08.27: UWB - Over Cable TV
- 2004.08.27: Grow Your Own Replacement Bones
- 2004.08.27: CEO Indicted for DDOSing Competitors
- 2004.08.27: Face Synthesis Technology Makes Waves
- 2004.08.27: Verizon takes a fixed wireless step
- 2004.08.27: Old dog, older tricks
- 2004.08.27: Marvelous molecular model kits
- 2004.08.27: DoJ raid on file-sharers
- 2004.08.27: TiVo-like software draws ire of XM Radio
- 2004.08.27: Mummified corpse lay in bed for two years while bills were auto-paid
- 2004.08.26: Microsoft Tests Broadband TV
- 2004.08.26: UWB Civil War
- 2004.08.26: We're building a web OS
- 2004.08.26: SCO Says 'Linux Doesn't Exist'
- 2004.08.26: E-Terror and Internet meltdown
- 2004.08.26: New York, Washington Lead Nation in IT Job Creation
- 2004.08.26: Killer audio file of killer lawyers talking Grokster
- 2004.08.25: Microsoft Found Guilty of Misleading Advertising
- 2004.08.25: Alternatives To The INDUCE Act
- 2004.08.25: Distributed Proofreaders Posts 5,000th E-book
- 2004.08.25: When VoIP Projects Retract
- 2004.08.25: Whiny Unhappy Bellheads
- 2004.08.25: Microsoft Pulls Out of UN Standards Body
- 2004.08.25: Tales of the Blot: Rethinking the Rorschach
- 2004.08.25: NASA's Robonaut B rides a Segway
- 2004.08.25: Planet of the Apes as a Twilight Zone episode
- 2004.08.24: Technorati about to get 6.5 million in first round of funding
- 2004.08.24: Video game vampire to go topless in October Playboy
- 2004.08.24: The Emergence Of Secondary Markets For Digital Media
- 2004.08.24: Optical Vendors: fighting for scraps
- 2004.08.24: Wireless funding boom
- 2004.08.24: Advice to Linux: Dump the GPL
- 2004.08.24: Technorati's Sifry talks...almost
- 2004.08.24: Human ID Implants
- 2004.08.24: New Robots and the Ten Ethical Laws Of Robotics
- 2004.08.24: A Different Kind of Hollywood Contract (Donna Wentworth)
- 2004.08.24: What's Wrong with the Induce Act? (Donna Wentworth)
- 2004.08.24: Motherlode of century-old postcards
- 2004.08.24: Tell an AI where you've been for a month and it'll guess where you're going
- 2004.08.24: They're watching you. . .
- 2004.08.23: The Grokster Decision - Where It's At
- 2004.08.23: Transparent Aluminum Is Here
- 2004.08.23: New Robots and the Ten Ethical Laws Of Robotics
- 2004.08.23: Lawsuit Filed Over Search & Gambling Ads
- 2004.08.23: FCC: Adding salt to the wounds
- 2004.08.23: Guangdong, the new VoIP nation
- 2004.08.23: RFID Patents: Intermec's Play
- 2004.08.23: Shifted Librarian unpacks free CDs from the RIAA
- 2004.08.23: Flickr RSS highlights
- 2004.08.23: Take the Klansmen bowling, er, Ferrising
- 2004.08.23: Nintendo patents Xbox Live
- 2004.08.20: Grokster Wins
- 2004.08.20: Monkey portrait photography
- 2004.08.20: BPL & WiFi May Solve The Problem
- 2004.08.19: Happy Birthday Baby!
- 2004.08.19: BBC to Trial Worldwide Multicast Streaming?
- 2004.08.19: PC Security? 20 Minutes Is All You Have
- 2004.08.19: How a new Linux system bolstered a major art museum's presentation
- 2004.08.19: Public Perception
- 2004.08.19: Recover From a Bad SP2 Install
- 2004.08.19: Are you sick of Google yet?
- 2004.08.19: The Two FCCs
- 2004.08.19: Linus Torvalds' Benevolent Dictatorship
- 2004.08.19: Broadband Reaches Critical Mass
- 2004.08.19: IBM Files For Partial Summary Judgment on 8thCounterclaim (Copyright Infringement) -PDF and text
- 2004.08.19: Apple hitting Sony where it hurts: Japan
- 2004.08.19: Hypocrite, Thy Name Is Real (Donna Wentworth)
- 2004.08.19: Induce Act = Farm Subsidies (Donna Wentworth)
- 2004.08.19: RIP, bugmenot.com
- 2004.08.19: Freedom to Tinker Crypto Report
- 2004.08.19: Indian state rolls out wireless broadband
- 2004.08.18: Cooling Toronto Using Lake Ontario
- 2004.08.18: What are the cool kids in Harajuku wearing?
- 2004.08.18: Science, Politics Collide in Election Year
- 2004.08.18: The Programmer Who Could Save Tivo
- 2004.08.18: Digital Cable HDTV Tuner Card Reviewed
- 2004.08.18: Going open source: A manager's guide to doing it right
- 2004.08.18: Windows XP Delivery Schedule
- 2004.08.18: Digital Audio & the Copyright Gap
- 2004.08.18: Mexican cops get themselves chipped
- 2004.08.18: Intel announces price cuts for Prescotts
- 2004.08.17: Intel Delays TV Chip Launch
- 2004.08.17: SHA-0 Broken, MD5 Rumored Broken
- 2004.08.17: Building a Supercluster to Fight SARS
- 2004.08.17: Frauenfelder on S-A Explorer 8000
- 2004.08.17: Why I hate Microsoft
- 2004.08.17: Credit Card Companies Cannot Be Held Liable
- 2004.08.17: HP's Software Woe Has Bigger Industry Implication
- 2004.08.17: Whats the Value of RFID to the Forecaster?
- 2004.08.17: Hint to MS: It's Bad When Reporters Burst Into Laughter at Your FUD
- 2004.08.17: Plextor's DivX-friendly ConvertX PX-M402U digital video encoder
- 2004.08.17: RealNetworks' half-off sale
- 2004.08.17: State AGs to Al Gore - Fix the Internet! (Ernest Miller)
- 2004.08.17: Tidal Flow To Power New York City
- 2004.08.17: IBM Files for Partial Summary Judgement vs SCO
- 2004.08.16: U.S. Cancels Fusion Program
- 2004.08.16: Japan Launches Worlds First Solar Sail
- 2004.08.16: Microsoft lists SP2 conflicts
- 2004.08.16: Brewing better coffee with DNA
- 2004.08.16: The Telecom Act of 2006
- 2004.08.16: Metro RFID Center
- 2004.08.16: IBM Goes For the Jugular -- Files Motion For Partial Summary Judgment on Contract Claims
- 2004.08.16: Only 25% of condoms used "properly" in India
- 2004.08.16: 802.11n standard submitted for approval
- 2004.08.13: Low-cost ways to 'foil' low-tech RFID tags
- 2004.08.13: Search Engine Forums Spotlight
- 2004.08.13: New OSDL Office Gives Linux Face Time in China
- 2004.08.13: Quote of the Week
- 2004.08.13: An Imperfect Spy Act
- 2004.08.13: Google on Commercial Search
- 2004.08.12: Olympic brand-whoring attains new, shameful low
- 2004.08.12: Confiscated on NY Waterways?
- 2004.08.12: The Changing Economics of Internet Video
- 2004.08.12: Blaster Variant Creator Pleads Guilty
- 2004.08.12: BitTorrent and RSS
- 2004.08.12: Tablet PCs - Will They Ever Catch On?
- 2004.08.12: Nanotech tubes help bone adhere to metal
- 2004.08.12: RFID and pharmaceuticals
- 2004.08.12: Companies Approve New High-Capacity Disc Format
- 2004.08.11: Chrysler watches blogs for buzz
- 2004.08.11: Public Markets For Predicting Google's Market Cap
- 2004.08.11: British Scientists to Clone Humans
- 2004.08.11: Five countries to get cheap Windows XP
- 2004.08.11: Meru Access Point Eliminates 802.11g Client Performance Penalty
- 2004.08.11: How to Stop Hijackers & Spyware Infections
- 2004.08.11: Windows security fix stumbles at first hurdle
- 2004.08.11: Top adware threat revealed
- 2004.08.11: Guerilla protest tech at Republican Convention
- 2004.08.11: Wired News interview with Dan Gillmor on "We The Media"
- 2004.08.11: PS2 graphics chips to be built into TVs
- 2004.08.10: Creepy bed doubles a safe room
- 2004.08.10: Candy Bar-Sized Bluetooth PC
- 2004.08.10: Face Recognition For Passports Is Error-Prone
- 2004.08.10: VoIP Terms of Service May Surprise You
- 2004.08.10: Should SETI Be Looking For Lasers Instead?
- 2004.08.10: New Trojan targets PDAs
- 2004.08.10: TiVo tries rebate to lure subscribers
- 2004.08.10: Netflix for handbags?
- 2004.08.10: Samsung develops 300 ppi VGA display
- 2004.08.09: Fujitsu Palmprint Biometrics
- 2004.08.09: Wireless Stealth Wallpaper
- 2004.08.09: Canadian RIAA calls for stronger copyright measures than in the US
- 2004.08.09: Peed-out Prozac detectable in UK water-supply
- 2004.08.09: Disney asks FCC to lock up all the record-buttons
- 2004.08.09: FCC Out of Copyright (Donna Wentworth)
- 2004.08.09: *Why Windows Isn't Quite Ready for the Desktop*
- 2004.08.09: Scaling City-wide Mesh
- 2004.08.09: Copyright suffers in trade agreement
- 2004.08.09: Taiwanese Firms To Launch a 2 Terabyte Memory Card
- 2004.08.09: Unlocking The Power Of the Magstripe
- 2004.08.09: Estonia Tests "Contactless" ID-Cards
- 2004.08.09: Like Apple, TiVo Faces a Struggle in a Market It Helped Create
- 2004.08.09: "Not the Intel We Know"
- 2004.08.06: Wrist-sheath for phones
- 2004.08.06: Lawprofs Predict Future of Copyright Law
- 2004.08.06: Intel Begins Shipping 64-bit Prescotts
- 2004.08.06: Sun Working to Obsolete Motherboards
- 2004.08.06: Search Engine Forums Spotlight
- 2004.08.06: The Induce Act Revised
- 2004.08.06: The State of the State of the Art
- 2004.08.06: Chart: Bush Ratings vs. Terror Alerts
- 2004.08.05: IPO no-go
- 2004.08.05: Nanosys's Wise Move
- 2004.08.05: HP unveils its first Linux laptop
- 2004.08.05: Printing, Uniformity, Optimism
- 2004.08.05: MSN Blogs in Japan: 1 million target
- 2004.08.05: IBM Has 'No Intention' of Using Patents Against Linux
- 2004.08.05: RadioActive - Open Source RFID!
- 2004.08.05: Windows XP Service Pack 2 Release Update
- 2004.08.05: FBI publishes computer crime and security stats
- 2004.08.05: Freedom Fest 2004
- 2004.08.05: Defcon Wi-Fi shootout results
- 2004.08.05: Open Source RFID project
- 2004.08.05: iMovie Strips FairPlay DRM From iTunes Songs
- 2004.08.04: Future-Fake products
- 2004.08.04: DMCA Executioner Strikes Again, Prepares for Next Victims
- 2004.08.04: ESA To Study Human Hibernation
- 2004.08.04: Linux Apps On Solaris
- 2004.08.04: City of Munich Freezes Its Linux Migration
- 2004.08.04: LinuxWorld Expo Day 1 Showfloor Reports
- 2004.08.04: Another One Bites the Dust: CeBIT 2005 Cancelled
- 2004.08.04: NIST says Data Encryption Standard now 'inadequate'
- 2004.08.03: Japan Approves Limited Human Cloning
- 2004.08.03: Flight foulup shows vulnerability in airlines' shared system
- 2004.08.03: Broadcast Flag Burning
- 2004.08.03: In Competitive Move, I.B.M. Puts Code in Public Domain
- 2004.08.03: Florida Man Charged with Acxiom Security Breach
- 2004.08.03: The Gorge of Eternal Peril
- 2004.08.03: Lycos Sold To South Korean Company
- 2004.08.03: Yahoo Targets Google, Yellow Pages with New Local Search
- 2004.08.03: DirecTV makes moves to drop TiVo
- 2004.08.02: PowerPoint is why you got dumped by email
- 2004.08.02: Linux Violates 283 Patents, says Insurance Company
- 2004.08.02: Netflix: Moving Into Slo-Mo?
- 2004.08.02: Linux Smartphones Race To Be 1st In U.S.
- 2004.08.02: Telstra Used Linux To Get Microsoft Discounts
- 2004.08.02: The Search Engine Report - Number 93
- 2004.08.02: Spotting Cancer Sooner
- 2004.08.02: "Electronic termites are chomping out the support beams of our music culture"
- 2004.08.02: Google IPO Open for Registration
- 2004.07.30: Cell Phones Becoming Profitless
- 2004.07.30: Skype Calls The World
- 2004.07.30: Search Engine Forums Spotlight
- 2004.07.30: Microsoft Demonstrates New Hard Drive Search Tool
- 2004.07.30: Windows XP Starter Edition
- 2004.07.30: no potential for a substantial noninfringing use?
- 2004.07.30: RFID and store security
- 2004.07.30: Two on Tethers (Donna Wentworth)
- 2004.07.30: EFF's Letter to the Senate on INDUCE
- 2004.07.29: The Independent Content Exchange Freedom Network: Freenet
- 2004.07.29: Talking Love Doll
- 2004.07.29: "Global Worming"
- 2004.07.29: Symbol Buys Matrics
- 2004.07.29: How to remove MSIE from Windows
- 2004.07.29: Are TV Networks "Inducers" for airing JibJab Bush/Kerry spoof?
- 2004.07.29: Foul-smelling goo sold to keep people out of abandoned buildings
- 2004.07.29: Lost electronic records from '02 raise '04 concern
- 2004.07.29: The 9/11 Report -- A Bestseller from the Public Domain (Wendy Seltzer)
- 2004.07.28: Barbie in a Blender responds to Orrin Hatch
- 2004.07.28: Future of Chinese energy use
- 2004.07.28: Microsoft delays 64-bit Windows, Windows Server update
- 2004.07.28: Saying No To The IPO
- 2004.07.28: IP and the Internet Meltdown (Wendy Seltzer)
- 2004.07.28: SMS messages become embroidery art
- 2004.07.28: Non-Lethal Slippery Foam, an Anti-Traction Material for the ages
- 2004.07.28: P2P Problem or Security Issue?
- 2004.07.28: Votes Wiped Out
- 2004.07.28: Time To Get Off Of The Failure Train
- 2004.07.28: Unscrambling Digital Music Confusion
- 2004.07.27:
- 2004.07.27: Skype Launches Version One
- 2004.07.27: Elizabot passes sex-chat Turing test
- 2004.07.27: *Opinion: Why Linux isn't ready for the Desktop*
- 2004.07.27: Mobile iTunes
- 2004.07.27: MyDoom uses search engines to find email addresses for propagation
- 2004.07.27: Parody or Satire? iRaq Posters, JibJab Animation, Fuse's Silhouette Ads
- 2004.07.27: MSN Previews Personalized News Search
- 2004.07.27: Wireless devices a DNC hazard
- 2004.07.27: on the meaning of "parody"
- 2004.07.27: EU: A limit recognized?
- 2004.07.26: Real ships guerrilla DRM for the iPod
- 2004.07.26: Office 2003 vs. OpenOffice.Org
- 2004.07.26: Cut NSF, but grow nano
- 2004.07.26: No one at BlogOn presentation is using Explorer
- 2004.07.23: TiVo To Lead Fight On Copyrights
- 2004.07.23: 'Terabyte territory'
- 2004.07.23: Solar energy in Britain?
- 2004.07.23: US Copyright Office Wants to outlaw VCRs?
- 2004.07.23: 9/11 PDF cleaned up
- 2004.07.23: In-game product placement's distopian future
- 2004.07.23: Downloading isn't killing music
- 2004.07.21: John Mauldin on China et al. --Selected Excerpts
- 2004.07.21: What's New at the Search Engines
- 2004.07.20: Is Internet Explorer on its way out?
- 2004.07.20: Nano Meme Watch
- 2004.07.20: TheyWorkForYou source-code online
- 2004.07.20: Will 'Net access via satellite fly?
- 2004.07.19: Here's the plain deal on biomedical nanobots
- 2004.07.19: Are nanoparticle studies 'one decade late'?
- 2004.07.19: P2P is alive and well
- 2004.07.19: Disney gets "techie" with new senior VP
- 2004.07.19: The Billboard Clear Channel Didn't Want You to See.
- 2004.07.19: Fumbles and the future
- 2004.07.19: Another issue of ScienceMatters@Berkeley
- 2004.07.19: Genetic research irreversibly damaged by Excel autoformatting
- 2004.07.16: Why Offshore When Canada's Next Door?
- 2004.07.16: Japanese FTC Warns Microsoft
- 2004.07.16: PC sales continue to climb
- 2004.07.16: Intel 2nd-Quarter Profit Doubles
- 2004.07.16: Feedster reloaded
- 2004.07.16: I, NanoBot?
- 2004.07.16: Nova Spivacks on the global mind
- 2004.07.16: BitTorrent search engine
- 2004.07.16: Conference on molecular nanotechnology
- 2004.07.15: Unlinkable NYT doomed to google-obscurity
- 2004.07.15: Crucial officially announces their own brand of RAM
- 2004.07.15: Mena Trott steps down as SixApart CEO
- 2004.07.15: Google Toolbar Adds Keyword Browsing to Internet Explorer
- 2004.07.15: Mozilla Foundation Turns 1
- 2004.07.15: Novell as Open Source Hero?
- 2004.07.15: Red Hat Vs. The Lawyers
- 2004.07.15: BitTorrent Beats Kazaa In Traffic Numbers
- 2004.07.15: IE usage drop--slip or blip?
- 2004.07.15: Zend in the clowns?
- 2004.07.15: Disney's $80 million mistake: Fahrenheit 911
- 2004.07.14: National Barbie in a Blender Day
- 2004.07.14: Hacking the RFID Network
- 2004.07.14: Broadband Internet access reaches 49% of all home, NetRatings reports
- 2004.07.14: Money for Memory
- 2004.07.14: Tech and Hollywood heavyweights create content coalition
- 2004.07.14: Tolkien estate claims trademark for "shire"
- 2004.07.14: Mexico's Bionic Attorney General
- 2004.07.13: Happy Birthday, Bucky!
- 2004.07.13: Patently unfair
- 2004.07.13: Windows XP SP2 Coming in August
- 2004.07.13: China tosses out Viagra patent
- 2004.07.13: Pac-Mondrian competition
- 2004.07.13: Real-time GPS tracking of released prisoners
- 2004.07.12: Mac OS X Tiger: a new dawn of the browser war
- 2004.07.12: Battling for bio art
- 2004.07.12: July 13 is Computer Ate My Vote day
- 2004.07.12: Gates: Open Source Kills Jobs
- 2004.07.12: DELL stops shipping Windows on all its computers
- 2004.07.12: Ballmer's Pep Talk Underrates Linux
- 2004.07.12: Web standards on the move
- 2004.07.12: Apple sells Matt Webb a lemon, then treats him like crap
- 2004.07.12: Fair use = free speech
- 2004.07.12: DMCA says you can't fix your own tape-drive
- 2004.07.09:
- 2004.07.09: Notes from the underground
- 2004.07.09: RFID-enabled schoolchildren
- 2004.07.09: What tech does Induce Act endanger?
- 2004.07.09: DIY astronomical images
- 2004.07.09: Groove Networks Releases New Workgroups Tool
- 2004.07.08: even I can't believe this
- 2004.07.08: NEC's "smart" batteries: invitation to monopolistic DMCA nightmare
- 2004.07.08: They Might Be Giants's new album as $0.99 MP3s
- 2004.07.08: continuing congressional confusion on copyrights (ie, not just (c), or (cc), or even (ccc) but (cccc))
- 2004.07.08: Akamai: How They Fought Recent DDoS Attacks
- 2004.07.08: West Coast Bloggers
- 2004.07.08: Anthony Townsend on urban wireless
- 2004.07.08: C-BAND=BS
- 2004.07.08: Clear concrete
- 2004.07.08: Guardian on Gyford
- 2004.07.07: The Battery Man
- 2004.07.07: IT Investor's Journal: Has Microsoft peaked?
- 2004.07.07: RFID and job loss?
- 2004.07.07: Couple RFID-related articles
- 2004.07.07: Knowledge@Wharton on RFID
- 2004.07.07: Libraries and RFID
- 2004.07.07: Wikipedia Hits 300,000 Articles
- 2004.07.07: An 802.11 Router For 3G Internet Service
- 2004.07.07: Robots in Hospitals
- 2004.07.07: EFF Patent Attack
- 2004.07.06: The Allure and Curse of Complexity
- 2004.07.06: Moore on filesharing of F9/11: No prob
- 2004.07.06: Virtual Machinist
- 2004.07.02: Delta Air Invests $25 Million in RFID for Luggage
- 2004.07.02: Indemnification Roundup
- 2004.07.02: Removing Windows Media Player
- 2004.07.02: Oracle CEO testifies in antitrust case
- 2004.07.02: Microsoft Unveils New MSN Search
- 2004.07.02: DVD Recorder Prices Expected to Plunge
- 2004.07.02: The Humanoid Race
- 2004.07.01: Microsoft Offers A Peek At New Search Engine
- 2004.07.01: Affinity Engines Says Google Stole Orkut Code
- 2004.07.01: EU lets Microsoft off of the Hook?
- 2004.07.01: Tech Solution to Student Cheating
- 2004.07.01: Scot's Newsletter - July 2004
- 2004.07.01: Opera, Mozilla, Apple, Macromedia, Sun - Join Forces
- 2004.06.30: Indian Railways to offer Wi-Fi
- 2004.06.30: New DVD/CD format just in time for summer
- 2004.06.30: ISPs not liable for royalties, says Canada's Supreme Court
- 2004.06.30: Annotatable UK ID Card consultation
- 2004.06.29: Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger: 150 new features in 2005
- 2004.06.29: IE flaw may boost rival browsers
- 2004.06.29: Wireless Hackers Leave No Tracks
- 2004.06.29: Firefox 0.9.1 and Thunderbird 0.7.1 Released
- 2004.06.29: It's not the J in Java Virtual Machine that matters, it's the VM
- 2004.06.29: Microsoft Settles Arizona Antitrust Suit
- 2004.06.29: Intel Releases Next-Generation Xeon
- 2004.06.29: BBC affirms Creative Archive in Charter Renewal plans
- 2004.06.29: Action Alert - The Induce Act: Innovation Under Attack
- 2004.06.28: Guess What -- You Asked for Those Pop-Up Ads
- 2004.06.28: Busting the Biggest PC Myths
- 2004.06.28: VeriSign shows off new email protection service
- 2004.06.28: Novell and Red Hat to Provide RealPlayer 10 with Linux
- 2004.06.24: PC's take more sick days than their users
- 2004.06.24: Desktop Linux: Sun Shines
- 2004.06.23: Who's On Broadband?
- 2004.06.23: SBC Planning 15-25Mbps DSL Networks
- 2004.06.23: RIAA squats and dumps on nation's libraries
- 2004.06.22: DMCA to be possibly toned down
- 2004.06.22: Linux systems now comprise more than half of world's fastest 500 computers
- 2004.06.22: Gillmor: Sprint's attempt to de-camera cameraphones is silly
- 2004.06.22: ATi HDTV Tuner For The PC Arrives
- 2004.06.22: SpaceShipOne Flight Not as Perfect as it Seemed
- 2004.06.22: Google Plans to Reveal Some of its Code
- 2004.06.22: Texas Using WiFi to Encourage Driving Breaks
- 2004.06.21: FLASH! Space Ship One makes space history
- 2004.06.18: Intel Readies New Chip Sets
- 2004.06.17: A Survey of DVD Recording Formats
- 2004.06.17: Disrupting The News Industry: Media Concentration And Participatory Journalism
- 2004.06.17: Are Blogs Ready For Prime-Time? Blogads Speaks
- 2004.06.17: Biggest ever Windows to Linux migration announced
- 2004.06.17: Recording industry seeks anti-piracy protections for digital radio
- 2004.06.17: Word Refuseniks: Never Upgrade
- 2004.06.17: All The News In An Image
- 2004.06.17: One in three PCs hosts spyware or Trojans
- 2004.06.17: Open source cracks publishing wide open
- 2004.06.17: Microsoft stock buyback may be in works
- 2004.06.17: 3,000 blogs lose their voice
- 2004.06.16: Microsoft on Track to Offer Anti-Virus Software
- 2004.06.16: DVD Forum approves HD-DVD-ROM spec
- 2004.06.16: Akamai outage hobbles Google, Microsoft, others
- 2004.06.15: IT morale drops to all-time low, study says
- 2004.06.15: Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
- 2004.06.15: Saturn's Dark Moon Phoebe Reveals Battered Past
- 2004.06.15: Texas Instruments working on technology to boost DSL video
- 2004.06.15: New Preview Release of Firefox
- 2004.06.15: Nokia Series 60 worm on the loose
- 2004.06.12: U.S. broadband access leaped 42 percent in 2003
- 2004.06.12: SBC told to unhook phone from broadband
- 2004.06.07: John Mauldin --The Unwinding of the Carry Trade
- 2004.06.07: Verizon Broadens Its Offerings
- 2004.06.07: Porn more important than knowledge
- 2004.06.07: Linux is inching into college curriculums
- 2004.06.07: Microsoft Doom? Windows Revenue, Mediocre Products, Missed Opportunities
- 2004.06.07: It's The Customer — not the company — Who Controls The Conversation
- 2004.06.07: First Looks: Now Any PC or Laptop Can Be A "Tivo"
- 2004.06.07: A Big Mac and a signal please
- 2004.05.27: WinUpdatesList v1.00
- 2004.05.27: Yahoo Vs Spyware
- 2004.05.27: The challenge of partial trust
- 2004.05.27: Accessing conference content
- 2004.05.27: The artful logger
- 2004.05.27: Mauldin-The Sleaziest Journalism on Earth
- 2004.05.27: Eyebeam reBlog
- 2004.05.27: CompleteRSS
- 2004.05.27: Google Advanced Search Tips
- 2004.05.27: Custom RSS Feeds And Greater Exposure For Your Content - RG News
- 2004.05.27: MT Extensions: Global Listings 2.0.2
- 2004.05.27: Intelliseek's BlogPulse
- 2004.05.27: Technorati: Searching the World Live Web
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- 2004.05.19: Lawrence Livermore Completes Fastest Linux Cluster
- 2004.04.26: The Google Page Rank Algorithm
- 2004.04.26: PageRank: meet Hilltop
- 2004.04.26: The 10 Do's and Don'ts of Search Engine Optimization
- 2004.04.26: EMPIRE OF DIRT (Friday Apr 23, 2004)
- 2004.04.26: Analysis and Implications of Hilltop Algorithm
- 2004.04.26: The Anatomy of a Search Engine
- 2004.04.26: The Google API's and their uses
- 2004.04.26: THE NEW FED PARADIGM (Saturday Apr 24, 2004)
- 2004.04.20: Report for End of Day
- 2004.04.11: The EFF and others need actual cases and consequences, not what might happen, with regards to privacy advocacy
- 2004.04.11: Look, Tim Bray blogged the search terms for those reaching his weblog!
