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Hot Flash Players to present 'Steel Magnolias'
The Hot Flash Players Performing Arts Co.'s newest performance will offer residents a chance to go to a dinner theater production without leaving town.
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Officials decry outdated technology
Better technology and more support staff could improve how well the Mecklenburg County's justice system runs, the county's top court officials told members of a crime task force on Wednesday. They said the county is woefully behind other communities in its computer systems, and the digital divide even persists among local law enforcement agencies. For example, Public Defender Kevin Tully said ...
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Is It Easier To Be A Challenge On The Internet? This week’s question comes from a guy who’s convinced that it’s easier to be a Challenge on the internet.
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Colleges prepare for funding cuts
ATLANTA - Fewer police officers. More part-time faculty in the classroom. No computer upgrades. Not as many books and magazines in the library.
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DOOGIE SINGS!
Neil Patrick Harris stuns as a signing supervillian in Joss Whedon's online musical.
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Problem with router cause of Internet service interruptions for some FiberNet customers
HUNTINGTON -- A problem with a router caused sporadic Internet service interruptions Wednesday morning for some FiberNet customers in the area.
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Britain: Hacker Loses an Extradition Appeal
A British computer specialist lost the latest stage in his battle to avoid extradition to the United States on charges of hacking into 92 United States government computer networks.
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Virtual job fairs expand search options
With the rising cost of travel and a shortage of time many of us experience trying to juggle busy lives, it can be tough attending a lot of job fairs or visiting prospective employers when looking for a new job. But with a few computer keystrokes, your problems may be solved.
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Burglary Ring Busted In Pine Lawn
A rash of burglaries in North County could be solved after police busted a home in Pine Lawn Wednesday afternoon. They recovered everything from computers to jewelry including a projector stolen from a school district. The bust came after a task force was formed to help solve the string of burglaries. "This is a big thing for pine lawn or any community," said Pine Lawn Police Chief Rickey ...
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One for the Web
WEB surfing is an activity that we usually assume is done at the office or at home. But as the number of mobile office users increase, so too does the need for a phone that allows users to stay connected to the Internet no matter where they go.
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Vital Zips
ZIP CODE 29016 RICHLAND SHERIFF Wilson Boulevard, 10300 block, between 7:28 a.m. May 27 and 10:30 a.m. June 25. Someone stole a $1,149 laptop computer. PROPERTY TRANSFERS 14 Ascot Court, Blythewood, from Daniel J. and Carol C. Kartanos to Derrick M. and Gloria J. Johnson, $340,000
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US says China has 'nothing to fear' from Internet
The United States on Wednesday ramped up pressure on China to live up to Olympic ideals by ending human rights abuses, as President George W. Bush promised "nothing to fear" from Internet freedom.
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Amazon offers sites use of its payment service
SAN FRANCISCO – Amazon wants its customers to take their wallets with them when they leave the giant Web store.
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Vero Beach's SpectorSoft again makes list for fast growth
SpectorSoft Corp., a Vero Beach company that makes Internet monitoring and surveillance software, has made the Inc. magazine's list of fastest growing private companies in the United States for the fourth time in the past five years.
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Amazon service offers pay for doing tiny tasks online
For all its tech-wizardry, Seattle-based Amazon.com Inc. knows that sometimes a human brain works best. Thus, Amazon has revamped its Mechanical Turk service so that business managers with no software-coding knowledge can use it.
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Portugal's 500K Classmate PC order a nail in OLPC coffin
The government of Portugal has announced plans to distribute 500,000 Intel Classmate PC units to students in the country. This is a major victory for Intel in its competition with OLPC. Read More...
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Technology Briefing
Microsoft files patent action against computer mice rival ... Auto industry's problems spark layoffs at CarDomain ... Yahoo offers coupons to compensate music customers.
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Enough with the technology already
Let me say at the outset that technology - in moderation - is fine. I'm a big fan of the Internet and satellite radio; without these tools I wouldn't be able to sell music or listen to my beloved BBC.
Kinston Free Press |
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The FBI at 100
Bill Kelly's FBI in the 1950s had little in common with the high-tech, cyber-driven agency it is today. The special agent's car had no air conditioning. His walkie-talkie didn't work more than a few hundred yards from the bureau's Miami office at Biscayne Boulevard and Northeast 38th Street. There were no computers, cellphones or fancy guns.
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EconCeleb Video: Is Celebrity The New Mass Medium?
During our first panel at EconCeleb last week, Virginia Heffernan , columnist, The New York Times (NYSE: NYT) Magazine talked about trends in online gossip and targeting the male demographic with Sibyl Goldman , GM, Yahoo! (NSDQ: YHOO) Entertainment; Suzanne Kolb , CMO, E! Entertainment and The Style Network and GM, E! Online; and Rob Silverstein, executive producer, Access Hollywood. Lots ...
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More Join NY In Fight Against Online Child Porn WBNG-TV Binghamton, NY Local Top Stories
New York, and the nation, gets more support in its fight against child pornography on the internet. State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo was in town tonight to make a special announcement.
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MercuryNews: Tech firm pays fines for dumping
A Silicon Valley computer accessories company failed to pay hundreds of small rebates on products.
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What is fair use?
Several weeks ago, after a photo blogger sued Manila Bulletin for the unauthorized publication of a photo he had previously uploaded online, the developments took a funny turn when the newspaper claimed it was not liable based on the concept of “fair use.” I found it hilarious, really. Fair use?
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EconCeleb Video: Is Celebrity The New Mass Medium?
During our first panel at EconCeleb last week, Virginia Heffernan, columnist, The New York Times Magazine talked about trends in online gossip and targeting the male demographic with Sibyl Goldman, GM, Yahoo!
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