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IT graduates struggle to find work
One in 10 computer science graduates is still unemployed several months after graduation – the highest rate for any subject.
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Oregon sues Arizona Internet service provider
Oregon Attorney General Hardy Myers is suing an Arizona Internet service provider for allegedly trying get Oregon businesses and nonprofits to deposit checks the company claimed were contracts for Internet services.
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NY historical group searches for stolen samplers
Associated Press - July 3, 2008 9:45 PM ET ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) - Members of the Daughters of the American Revolution historical group in Rochester are scouring Internet auctions in hopes of...
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Overclocking software for Mac Pros available
Everyone knows that Mac Pros get the job one but hat happens when you want to upgrade? Well, everyone also knows that you have to sell off your kidney to upgrade anything. Apple computers are some of the most expensive (if not the most) to upgrade, often costing over 100% more to upgrade than a similar non Apple system. Computer enthusiasts often overclock their systems to gain more ...
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Telecom plans big IP spend-up
Telecom, whose share prices is bobbing around near a 15-year low, said today it plans to spend $130 million on new internet Protocol (IP) network. It has selected Alcatel-Lucent to build the network.
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AT&T to invest $80 million in New York network expansion in 2008
Part of the 2008 investment plan calls for more than 50 new cell sites in upstate. Locally, AT&T plans to double the size of its high speed mobile broadband footprint in the Syracuse area.
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Top Scoops
As one of the most influential techno-moguls of modern computing looks toward the next chapter of his life, many computer users begin to seek a new technological paradigm.
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BPOMS wins two multi-year IT outsourcing contracts
BPO Management Services (BPOMS) will provide remote software technical support for Spiegel's i/Series and z/Series mainframe platforms. The company reported it started working four days after the initial inquiry came in.
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Verizon Wireless expands wireless broadband network
The company said its customers in the area can have two prime services: BroadbandAccess, the enhanced high-speed wireless service that equips Verizon Wireless' business customers with a truly untethered mobile office experience, enabling them to wirelessly access their calendars, the internet, email and critical business information residing behind their companies' firewalls.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 26th Jul 2006 20:43 UTC
Microsoft plans to automatically push Internet Explorer 7 to Windows XP users when the browser update is ready later this year.
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Low key Patch Tuesday planned
Microsoft is planning to issue a relatively low-key monthly security update. The July installment of the Patch Tuesday security update will contain four bulletins, each addressing vulnerabilities which have been rated as 'important,' the third of Microsoft's four security alert levels.
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Cyber-crooks celebrate independence
Malware writers are looking to cash in the upcoming 4th of July weekend, say security experts.
Infomatics |
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LEGAL: Court orders YouTube to give Viacom video logs
NEW YORK ---- Dismissing privacy concerns, a federal judge overseeing a $1 billion copyright-infringement lawsuit against YouTube has ordered the popular online video-sharing service to disclose who watches which video clips and when.
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Privacy rights at stake as judge orders YouTube to hand over data about who's watching what
In a wide-reaching ruling that could have serious privacy implications, a U.S. district judge has ruled that the popular Internet video site YouTube must hand over details about what people are watching online. The decision, handed down by U.S. District Judge...
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Officials warn about fireworks safety
We're all a bit fascinated with fireworks and all their flash and bang. But the Fourth of July has also traditionally been a holiday where many fires and injuries occur from the use of consumer fireworks.
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THE WRAP: Google to hand over YouTube user data
It was the week when Google was ordered to surrender YouTube viewers’ data, while Nokia signed another big music label. AUS court allowed an application from Viacom seeking access to records on all YouTube viewers as part of a copyright infringement suit.
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A Revolution in Online Legal Content
As summer associates struggle to answer obscure research questions over the next couple of months, they may find an answer to their late-night prayers in JD Supra, a free online service that provides access to legal documents including memoranda, briefs and unpublished court decisions.
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Benton County Sheriff's Office Makes Child Porn Arrest
ROGERS - A Bentonville man was arrested Wednesday in connection with possessing more than 5,000 images of child pornography on a computer.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 13th Jun 2007 22:56 UTC
For companies like Microsoft and Mozilla, Safari coming to Windows means that one more competitor will be thrown into the Windows browser battlefield.
New Mobile Computing |
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Bob Ostertag: Obama Web Site Protest Grows
Online protest has continued to grow against Senator Obama's decision to support legislation granting legal immunity to telecommunications companies that cooperated with the Bush administration's...
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Pros vs. GI Joes
An Internet video game brings together professional race car drivers and soldiers serving overseas. IndyCar drivers played Halo 3 against National Guard and Fort Drum soldiers Thursday for the first-ever Pro versus GI Joe competition. And as our Kat De Maria tells us, the game even gave one man the chance to see his son after a year-and-a-half apart.
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 9th Jan 2006 11:27 UTC
"I've been working off-and-on writing a review/overview of the Zeta LiveCD, but one topic in particular kept distracting me: the question of whether or not the demo CD can be installed and run from a hard drive partition.
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Drivers use Web sites to save on gas
A summer of expensive gas has drivers increasingly cruising the Web before they hit the road, from tracking the cheapest pump prices online to learning the fuel-saving secrets of "hypermilers."
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