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How Do I Convert Web Traffic Data into Revenue-Generating Opportunities?
Understanding your Web traffic data can help you boost your profits.
New York Times |
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A Photo That Can Steal Your Facebook Account
Researchers have developed a new hybrid image-and-applet file that could be used to hack sites like Facebook or Google.
PC World |
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Intel Plots a Web 2.0 Play With Facebook
Intel plots a Web 2.0 market play in alliance with Facebook.
PC World |
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Music downloading subpoena causes concern for the U of A
FAYETTEVILLE - Illegal music downloading is making waves and causing concern, at the U of A. Official reports show the school was issued a subpoena in June, on suspicion their network computers had been used to illegally download music files.
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GumGum Secures Series A Financing; Officially Unveils Revolutionary New Licensing Platform
Company releases non-flash based licensing platform, traction soars. Company raises Series A led by First Round Capital and Crosscut Ventures.
Broadcast Newsroom |
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Sign up for our ARN newsletters! The premier provider of daily news to the IT channel, covering business, technology, products, and services. TodayTech has added Taiwanese chassis vendor, Chenbro, to its product portfolio.
ARNnet |
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Disk encryption 'no silver bullet'
Researchers tell of how to steal disk encryption key and sensitive data off memory in laptops in cold-boot attack on hibernating computer.
ZDNet Asia |
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Matt Zalaznick: Americans sure need a lot of stuff
Do you know the new Apple iPhone doesn’t make phone calls? But it can identify music — no kidding. With a downloadable application, you can hold the iPhone up to a radio and it should tell you the name and performer of the song.
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Rash of car break-ins prompts warning
Responding to several dozen reported car break-ins recently, including 11 Wednesday night, Deputy Police Chief Stephan H. Semerjian is warning residents to lock their cars and secure valuables like GPS devices and laptop computers.
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How internet Great Firewall is souring relations with the media
As sports editor for Reuters, Paul Radford is no stranger to the Olympics and the limits and liberties of access. But he received a surprise when he arrived in Beijing to find, for the first time in his many years covering the Games, that numerous websites were blocked.
Times Online |
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Baby Food Threat Turns Out to Be Hoax
Man claimed to poison Gerber food on Internet video.
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Calm descends as Yahoo proxy storm ends
Yahoo’s annual meeting convenes on Friday with Jerry Yang, chief executive, and his board secure in the knowledge they will be re-elected, but knowing they may have won only a temporary reprieve from disaffected investors.
Financial Times |
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Where's Your Social Security Number?
Thousands of people are learning their private medical information is anything but private anymore. Information for as many as 200,000 Blue Cross Blue Shield of Georgia customers was compromised due "computer error."
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Government Computer News
It was a classic case of a chain – in this case, Dublin International Airport’s air traffic management system — being only as strong as its weakest link. The airport was shut down temporarily this month when its radar system failed.
Government Computer News |
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Government Computer News
You might think digital documents would be easier to secure and preserve than hard-copy documents. After all, time can turn a book to dust and bleed the color out of film, while the ones and zeros that make up digital documents and images can be preserved in a variety of media.
Government Computer News |
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Enterprise-wide dictation mgmt s/w for BlackBerry
ATLANTA, USA: Royal Philips Electronics has released SpeechExec Enterprise 2.5 for BlackBerry devices, a mobile dictation and dictation management application that allows voice files to be recorded on BlackBerry devices and downloaded for transcription.
CIOL |
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Government Computer News
I have just finished downloading the latest batch of updates and patches for my PC, which totaled more than 250 megabytes.
Government Computer News |
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Government Computer News
Life on the cutting edge can be exciting. But mature technologies combined in creative ways often yield the best results.
Government Computer News |
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NY man arrested in baby food poison video threats
NEW YORK—A man was arrested Thursday after he allegedly claimed in hoax Internet videos that he had poisoned millions of bottles of baby food, some with cyanide or rat poison, because he wanted to kill black and Hispanic children.
Las Cruces Sun-News |
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Miriam Lubow, 1935-2008: Microsoft loses the 'Mama' of its early years
Miriam Lubow, whose motherly presence earned her the nickname "Mama" among Microsoft's early employees, died Tuesday. She was 72.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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County fires IT staffers arrested in May
County Manager Jim Carter terminated the employment of county employees Braxton Wayne Driskell and Jeffrey Lamar Flynt on July 1. Flynt, who was the county’s IT network operations manager, and Driskell, a member of the county’s IT staff, were arrested May 22 and charged with computer invasion of privacy.
Tifton Gazette |
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Man sentenced to 1 year in Va. Tech threat case
MIAMI—A Florida man who had a large arsenal of weapons will spend about eight months in federal prison for threatening on the Internet to stage a Virginia Tech-style massacre.
Las Cruces Sun-News |
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Business Logic Systems Expands Operations In The Middle East And Africa
Dubai, United Arab Emirates - July 31, 2008 - Business Logic Systems, a business intelligence and marketing campaign software company focused on the mobile telecoms industry, is expanding its operations in the Middle East with the opening of an office in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
ContactCenterWorld.com |
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LG Electronics Showcases smART Technology for Holiday Season
NEW YORK, July 31 /PRNewswire/ -- Led by the new BD300 Network Blu-ray Disc Player with internet streaming capability, LG Electronics highlighted its latest stylish consumer electronics, digital appliance and mobile phone products at the company's 2008 holiday preview.
Broadcast Newsroom |
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Front Range 'addicted' to e-mail
Fading are the days of blinking lights on answering machines and growing are the ways of communicating, connecting and reconnecting via the World Wide Web -- especially along the Front Range.
Colorado Daily |
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