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AOP UK Census 2008 – UK Digital Publishers report 52% total growth in digital revenue
LONDON 8 APRIL 2008 - UK digital publishers experienced 52% increase in total digital revenues over the same period last year, in the Association of Online Publishers (AOP) sixth annual Census of AOP members published this week. Additionally revenue from online advertising increased 33% and content...
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IRS computer system vulnerable, report says
WASHINGTON (AP) — One more tax-season dread: A week before the filing deadline, Treasury watchdogs said Monday that poor controls over IRS computers could allow a disgruntled employee, agency contractor or outside hacker to steal taxpayers’ confidential information.
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HP Introduces 2133 Mini-PC for Education Market
Designed for the education market, the HP 2133 Mini-Note PC is flexible enough for students to use from the classroom to the family room. Here is more info:"At slightly more than two and one-half pounds, the HP Mini is ...
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Linked by Adam S on Tue 8th Jan 2008 19:20 UTC
Apple today announced upgrades to the Mac Pro and the Xserve , which now feature Intel Penryn processors. Quad-core processors that go up to 3.2 Ghz, powerful video cards, and superfast front-side bus and memory make these especially delicious, however, there are still no Blu-ray drives available.
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Inside Word at Pulitzer Announcement: Entries Down, But Online Up
NEW YORK It was a far busier scene than usual at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism for Monday's annual Pulitzer Prize announcements.
Editor & Publisher |
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Analyst Downgrades AAPL Citing Economic Worries & School Budgets
Morgan Keegan & Co. lowered its rating Tuesday on Apple Inc.'s stock to a Under Perform, down from a Market Perform rating. Coming a day after Thomas Weisel & Partners raising its own rating for AAPL to Overweight, Morgan Keegan & Co. said that decreased consumer spending in the tech space was going to hurt Apple, along with ongoing budgetary issues in U.S. public schools
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mobiBLU Cube3 announced for US release
The latest digital music player from mobiBLU was announced on Tuesday. The Cube3 measures 1 by 1 by 1 inches, or 1 inch cubed, earning it the distinction of being the world's smallest digital audio player with a color display, just like the Cube2, its predecessor. The Cube3 can hold up to 2GB worth of MP3 or WMA audio as well as video and image fil...
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US open: Tech stocks get rammed
LONDON (SHARECAST) - The first quarter reporting season is getting under way and thus far the results have been disappointing, with aluminium producer Alcoa and computer chip maker AMD disappointing.
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Opening Glance: Computers, peripherals
Computer and peripheral stocks fell Tuesday morning, following the overall market after a disappointing first-quarter earnings report from Alcoa Inc. and a warning of lower-than-expected first-quarter sales from Advanced Micro Devices Inc.
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Computer Misuse and Hidden Threats are Uncovered With the new Multi-Gigabyte Nokia IP2450 Intrusion Prevention With ...
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Online Sales Expected To Grow 17 Percent
Internet sales are expected to increase by 17 percent this year.
WGAL 8 Susquehanna Valley |
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Google maps give close-up view of U.N. refugee camps
By Laura MacInnis
Reuters via Yahoo! India News |
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More competition for low-cost laptops
The Asus Eee PC is about to get a lot more competition in the emerging category of low-cost laptops. This morning HP made its Mini-Note official. Acer is reportedly working on its own 8.9-inch subnotebook. And Intel has big plans for its Classmate PC. The 2.6-pound HP...
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Report finds weak security in IRS computers
WASHINGTON -- One more tax-season dread: A week before the filing deadline, Treasury watchdogs said that poor controls over IRS computers could allow a disgruntled employee, agency contractor or outside hacker to steal taxpayers' confidential information.
The York Dispatch |
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US open: Tech stocks get rammed
The first quarter reporting season is getting under way and thus far the results have been disappointing, with aluminium producer Alcoa and computer chip maker AMD disappointing.
ShareCast via Yahoo! UK & Ireland Finance |
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HID Global Launches IT Channel Program
IRVINE, Calif.----HID Global, the trusted leader in providing solutions for the delivery of secure identity, today announced the launch of the HID Global IT Channel Program, established to facilitate identity and access management with leading third-party IT vendors focused on providing secure data access software and integrated strong authentication solutions.
Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance |
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Intel to protect humanity from cosmic rays
IT SEEMS THAT the boffins at Intel have been reading one too many comic books lately, as they have just announced heroic plans to protect humanity from the dangers of cosmic rays. Yes, cosmic rays.
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SanDisk Adds RSA Token To USB Drive
Remote workers who need to carry confidential documents and securely access corporate resources often depend on two small pieces of hardware: a USB flash drive that can be encrypted, and an RSA SecurID token that allows two-factor authentication. Now both devices are available in a single token. SanDisk, which makes USB flash drives, announced that its new secure Cruzer Enterprise flash drives ...
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How do your children spend time online?
By BECKY HAND Community editor Have you heard your kids talking about My Space and Facebook, but didn’t feel knowledgeable enough to discuss it with them? Are you worried about cyber bullying and online pornography?
The Post & Mail |
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Google Defends User Data Policy Despite EU Report
Should a search company save personal data?
InternetNews.com |
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Outsourcing blamed for rising security woes
The world has a new culprit to blame for the rising tide of software vulnerabilities -- code outsourcing. The trend to outsource the coding of applications is now a major contributor to making business software more vulnerable, a survey-cum-report has claimed. According to analyst group Quocirca, which surveyed 250 IT directors and executives in the U.S., the U.K. and Germany for ...
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U.S. Stocks Fall on Profit Concern; Washington Mutual, AMD Drop
April 8 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stocks fell the most in seven days after the first signs of quarterly earnings disappointed investors and Washington Mutual Inc. was forced to slash its dividend in a $7 billion bailout.
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Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Fri 22nd Jun 2007 06:08 UTC
ITWire : "Linux users can, at times, be the worst kind of ingrates, whining and complaining about what they perceive as missing features in a free operating system.
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Review: Shuttle P2 3500G desktop PC
This small form factor PC from Shuttle is branded a gaming machine but, at 6.9kg, weighs less than many big laptops. Its diminutive size has drawbacks if you intend to upgrade it (there is only one free PCI slot and one mini PCI Express slot) and it also costs a lot compared with bigger gaming PCs.
Personal Computer World |
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Report: HP to sell $499 mini-laptop
Hewlett-Packard Co. plans to sell an ultra-portable PC it says is smaller than some textbooks and priced to appeal to schools, Bloomberg News reported today.
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