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Radio Free Europe says it's under cyber attack
Several Web sites of the U.S.-funded Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty have been attacked, the broadcaster said Monday, suggesting the Belarus government could be responsible. In the form of a denial-of-service attack that floods servers with fake traffic so...
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Ping Identity to Be Featured at Software 2008 Innovation Showcase
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Miley Cyrus Embarrassed By Upcoming Photos
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Days after playful but sort of racy snapshots of someone who looked like Miley Cyrus surfaced on the Internet, Cyrus is apologizing in advance for different photos that will appear in Vanity Fair magazine.
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Int’l News: Echoworx launches Secure DOX file encryption solution
Apr 28 -- Echoworx Corp., a provider of email and data encryption for enterprises, announced last week the release of Secure DOX.
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SecureWorks announces Retained Computer Incident Response Service
Apr 28 -- SecureWorks Inc., a provider of security as a service solutions, announced last week its new Retained Computer Incident Response Service. The service is designed to help organizations prepare for, and respond to, cyber security incidents such as phishing and hacker attacks.
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Metallica to 'do a Radiohead', possibly. But not 'a Coldplay'
Following news earlier today that Coldplay were to give away their new single, in a move comparable to that Radiohead thing of last year, now word reaches DiS - via Wired's blog network - that Metallica are considering dishing out the rock for nowt
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Sector Snap: Most Chinese Web stocks up after Sohu 1Q report
(AP:NEW YORK) Chinese Internet stocks mostly rose Monday after Internet portal operator Sohu.com Inc. issued first-quarter results that beat analysts' expectations and predicted second-quarter revenue far ahead of analysts' views.
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Healthy Outlook for Baidu.com
Being China's most popular search engine, Baidu has an advantage over rivals in China's fast-growing online advertising market.
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Microsoft funds research for computer energy efficiency
Redmond steps up its "green IT' initiatives with $500,000 in research grants to lower computers power consumption.
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Qualcomm Opens Office in Dubai Internet City
Qualcomm Incorporated, a leading developer and innovator of advanced wireless technologies and data solutions, today affirmed its commitment to the Middle East and North Africa markets with the opening of a new branch office in Dubai.
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Canuck faces life sentence for nude girl webcam scheme
As young as 14 More charges have been filed against a Montreal man accused of fiendishly using the internet to trick or coerce girls into posing nude for him on webcams.…
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Microsoft Senior VP Muglia exercises options for shares
(AP:NEW YORK) The senior vice president of software maker Microsoft Corp. exercised options for 150,000 shares of common stock under a prearranged trading plan, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing Friday.
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RallyPoint — The Computerized Combat Glove
MIT's Technology Review is reporting that a new input device, designed for soldiers, may soon be making an appearance. The "RallyPoint", a glove designed to allow soldiers to easily interact with wearable systems via sensors, could allow soldiers a feature-rich input device without having to put down their weapon. "Some U.S. soldiers in Iraq are already equipped with wearable computer systems. ...
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Recent Original Stories
"Not that long ago, a significant portion of desktop GNU/Linux enthusiasts were actively advocating GNU/Linux among Windows users. I even remember doing it myself at one point, though now I really don't care what you use on your computer as long as I don't have to use it too.
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David Flumenbaum: Olympic Torch Run: Not a 'Bright and Colorful Day' in Both Koreas
In North Korea, where political dissent is as rare as an Internet connection, the world got a taste of how China had envisioned the torch procession at all of its stops -- quiet, calm and Communist.
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FCC dealt setback in broadband-over-power-lines push
After legal challenge from amateur radio operators, appeals court tells federal regulators to revisit rules designed to speed rollout of new Internet service while preventing interference.
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Americas Got Talent To Audition Via The Web
America's Got Talent, which has previously auditioned contestants in major U.S. cities, will add the Internet as another "city" this year. The New York Times reported that ...
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AMD launches "Business Class" initiative to push lagging kit
AMD lifted the curtain on its new Business Class initiative today. Business Class systems will be guaranteed to be available for a longer period of time in order to allow corporations to standardize on a single PC design, but "new" isn't the best adjective to describe this program's hardware. Read More...
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DontDateHimGirl.com Kicks Off Weeklong Series, ''Inside a Man's Mind - What Guys Really Think About Love, Lust and ...
MIAMI----DontDateHimGirl.com, one of the hottest women's websites on the Internet, kicks off its weeklong series "Inside a Man's Mind - What Guys Really Think About Love, Lust and Being Loyal."
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Buck Pennington: Docked in Portales
Buck Pennington describes himself as a "retired guy who lives in a motor home, currently docked in Portales, NM."
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Warner Bros. TV Unveils Online Programming Slate; WB Gets Second Chance As Female-targeted Video Net
Although details slipped out about its broadband plans a few weeks ago, Warner Bros. TV Group is now prepared to say it's resurrecting its WB Network TV brand as an ad-supported video network that will offer a mix of new programming and old series aimed at women viewers. TheWB.com, which launches next week in beta, is part of the WBTVG's overall digital expansion called "Warner Bros.' Studio ...
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Deale's man in the moon
Liam Sarsfield, one of the founders of Quantum 3 Ventures, the American company trying to win the Google Lunar X PRIZE by landing an unmanned spacecraft on the moon, is finishing building his new home on Parker Creek in Deale.
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Recent Original Stories
"Five years after Microsoft sparked a firestorm with new volume licensing and upgrade programs, customers are still struggling with the system many say is delivering less than promised . The programs have not adequately addressed the complexities of licensing, stemmed cost increases or provided a simplified upgrade path, customers say."
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ScienceLogic Names Adnan Hindi as Vice President of Operations
IT operations and virtualization management expert, formerly of FannieMae, will be joining ScienceLogic as vice president of operations. His extensive background in ITOM and virtualization will be a key component of the company's future growth strategy.
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Toyota Modular ICE
Toyota launches new modular in-car entertainment (ice) kit. The chance to watch movies or play computer games while on the move has helped banish back-seat boredom for millions of motorists.
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