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Government Computer News
The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) standards bodies have rejected appeals made by Brazil, India, South Africa and Venezuela that questioned the process by which Microsoft's Office Open XML (OOXML) document format specification was approved as ISO/IEC 29500 international standard.
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Desktop Linux as a Service: Will it Work?
Not all that long ago, you could not give the Linux desktop away – no matter how hard you tried. It was simply not at a stage in its development where the casual PC user felt comfortable without certain levels of GUI-based functionality.
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Government Computer News
Lee James was completing work on a bachelor’s degree in computer science at Langston University in Oklahoma in 2000 when he served a summer internship at the nearby Army Defense Ammunition Center. It was his first exposure to working with the military. James took to it.
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College math: Budget cut = tuition increase
MONTGOMERY Many students packing for the fall semester at Alabama universities better take more than clothes and computers. They'll need extra cash to cope with double-digit increases in tuition.
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Ahmedabad blasts: Ken Haywood flees from India
The American multinational company official Ken Haywood, whose computer was used to send terror e-mail minutes before Ahmedabad blasts has fled from India.
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The "librarian" for a worldwide internet child abuse ring has been jailed indefinitely. Paedophile Philip Thompson, 27, was one of the kingpins behind the internet-based child abuse ring that reached 33 countries, including the UK, the US, Australia and Canada, Teesside Crown Court heard.
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Not enough space: The dicey digital game of storing, backing up files
As consumers replace CDs, videotapes and film with digital files, they must wrestle with managing potentially massive amounts of data. Most store that data and media on hard drives, which can be a risky choice.
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Horry County officer’s wife’s charges dropped in plea deal
A former Horry County Police officer who broke into a Conway home and stole a laptop and hundreds of dollars in electronics, pleaded guilty July 23 to misconduct charges. Prosecutors dropped charges against his wife in the deal.
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Aug 18, 2008
Pandora , the Internet radio service that allows listeners to customize musical selections to their own tastes, is "approaching a pull-the-plug kind of decision ," founder Tim Westergren tells the Washington Post . Under the royalty fee structure imposed on Web radio stations last year, Pandora projects that 70 percent of its total projected revenues of $25 million will go to royalty payments.
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Download games online: fresh air not required
It's wet. You're queueing in the rain for the bus to get down to the retail store and pick up a video game to keep you amused for the weekend. What's wrong with this picture? It ain't necessarily so. Computers connected to the Internet can bring the gaming world to your desktop.
Canada.com |
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National News RSS Feed
The "librarian" for a worldwide internet child abuse ring has been jailed indefinitely. Paedophile Philip Thompson, 27, was one of the kingpins behind the internet-based child abuse ring that reached 33 countries, including the UK, the US, Australia and Canada, Teesside Crown Court heard.
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Q&A With FBI's Cyber Division Chief
At the end of the Black Hat hacker convention in Las Vegas a week ago Thursday, I had a few minutes to sit down with James Finch, head of the FBI's Cyber Division. What follows is an excerpted Q&A from that discussion, in which Finch describes himself as a serious geek who refuses to be spooked by organized cyber criminal gangs that target online banking customers and other 'Netizens. Q: I see ...
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Maximizer Software Launches New Brand and Corporate Focus on Mobile CRM
Vancouver, BC, August 18, 2008--(T-Net)--Maximizer Software Inc. (TSX:MAX), a leading provider of simple, accessible customer relationship management solutions, has announced its new mobile CRM brand - Maximizer Mobile CRM. To date, more than 1,600 companies worldwide have adopted Maximizer's mobile CRM solutions, proving the demand in the market for mobile sales and service solutions for small ...
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LAPD: Cheap Auto Parts on Internet are Probably Stolen
Photo by cwalkr71 via Flickr "It is imperative to know that when purchasing items on-line, if the price seems too good to be true, then it probably is too good and is possibly a stolen item," said an e-mail sent out this weekend by the LAPD announcing a press conference regarding hundreds of stolen tires and rims from newer model Mercedes Benz and BMWs. Two young men, ages 18 and ...
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Three found guilty of web extremism plot
Jihadi literature spread online Three British Muslims face prison after a jury at Blackfriars Crown Court in London today found them guilty of involvement in an online plot to spread jihadism.…
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National News RSS Feed
The "librarian" for a worldwide internet child abuse ring has been jailed indefinitely. Paedophile Philip Thompson, 27, was one of the kingpins behind the internet-based child abuse ring that reached 33 countries, including the UK, the US, Australia and Canada, Teesside Crown Court heard.
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Beijing Olympics - Bits - Technology - New York Times Blog
Cellphones, Cameras, Computers and more. At the dawn of high-definition television about 10 years ago, any number of serious and well-respected technologists were expecting its quick demise.
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NBC’s Olympic Web Blackout: The View From CBS and Major League Baseball
Did NBC has made the right choice in broadcasting the most popular Olympic sports on its television networks and limiting its Webcasts to the second-tier events?
New York Times |
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Blog: Two awards for IRIN journalists
Source: IRIN We are in a celebratory mood. Last week the Gender and Media (GEM) Awards honoured two IRIN PlusNews journalists, Kristy Siegfried and Kanya Ndaki, for their work on "sustained reporting on a particular issue" - in this case HIV prevention trials in Southern Africa and "best practice HIV/AIDS reporting". This year's gender media awards attracted 62 entries. More details on the ...
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Arnold school leads the way
Telegraph Correspondent ARNOLD - A program supplying Arnold High School students with Apple Computer laptops proved so successful that the school's technology coordinator and superintendent were asked to Apple Computer headquarters to tell how they did it.
North Platte Telegraph |
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Alleged predator arrested
A Virginia man was arrested recently after police discovered child pornography on his laptop and his relationship with a juvenile from Edwardsville.
Edwardsville Intelligencer |
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Fill ‘er up takes on a new meaning
Anyone who has a printer for their computer system knows all too well how expensive new ink cartridges have become and how quickly the ink needs replacing.
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