Discussion threads on 2005-03

Intel details executive compensation
"Offpeopling"? Arghhh!
'Brad Pitt' virus targets Microsoft
'DVD Jon' reopens iTunes back door
'iPod tax' planned for music downloads?
'Perfect storm' for new privacy laws?
180Search speaks
39ò0of Internet users delete cookies on a monthly basis
52ò0of XML developers use XQuery
98ò0of Stanford students own PCs, 9ò0own a WiFi access point
A devilish argument for open source
A GPL (legal) win?
A phishing wolf in sheep's clothing
A tale of two services: NetSuite and Salesforce.com
Acrobat lifts Adobe profit
Adobe releases open-source interface software
African leaders back tech tax to help poor nations
After 10 years, Yahoo still searching
After installing CallVantage, his broadband speed dropped
Air Force to Nortel: "now that's a switch"
Airport scanners keep it anonymous
Alcatel to pick new Wi-Fi partner
Aldus, Visio founder books third company
All in one place, here's info about most cable VoIP plans
All the news robots pick
Amazon picks up an intelligent Penguin
AMD adds Opteron to embedded processor lineup
AMD set to detail multi-OS plan
AMD tries to round up Pacifica support
An antidote for phishing you can't have
Analyst says Dell and Sun should pair up. Should I change jobs?
Analyst suggests Dell-Sun alliance
Another antivirus software flaw detected
Answer man on the future of search
Anti-P2P lawmaker gets top Senate spot
Anti-spam standard still moving in slow motion
Anybody else getting that Xen feeling?
AOL offers English language lessons
AOL readies new Web mail
AOL unveils VoIP plans
Appeals court hears Yahoo's Nazi case
Appeals court overturns Eolas decision
Apple disables iTunes hack
Apple execs underpaid, board says
Apple faces the music from iPod rivals
Apple goes to the source
Apple has Intel inside--sort of
Apple patches Mac OS X flaws
Apple ruling: Think different?
Apple seeks "tax" on iPod accessories
Apple settles with Tiger leaker
Apple sides with Blu-ray Disc in format war
Apple swallows SchemaSoft
Apple tests 24-hour chat support
Apple wins round in lawsuit against fan sites
Are compiler alternatives valuable?
Are IT workers becoming the corporate cops
Arizona student guilty of Web piracy
As the Canopy Turns
Ask Jeeves launches Firefox toolbar
At CeBit, bejeweled MP3 players, cuddly Webcams
At Intel, the chip with two brains
AT&T fined over marketing complaints
AT&T CEO: Post-merger, CallVantage will remain in place
AT&T taking WiMax for test run
Autodesk updates product line
Automation a bigger deal than offshoring?
Average MMORPG gamer spends 20-25 hours a week on the game
Banks ordered to tell customers about breaches
Barrett's last word: Don't bore the kids
Barrett: No end in sight for Moore's Law
BBC probes Net leak of 'Doctor Who' episode
BEA woos nontechies with new software
Beatallica to Sony: We can work it out
Bells ringing in Net phone 911
Bertelsmann to offer P2P download platform
Bezos: A9 syndicates search
Big Cellcos: Big tobacco repeating itself?
Big consultants building a mystery on open source
Biggest pet peeve about OS and developer documentation
Bill aims to regulate spyware
Binary XML -- solution in search of a problem?
BitTorrent hubs close after ISP raid
Blender offers open source film production
Blind leading the blind: Is BEA following others in pursuit of mortals?
Bloggers have rights, too
Bloggers narrowly dodge federal crackdown
Bloggers will be watched
Blue Gene/L tops own supercomputing record
BlueGlue is closed source defense for open source shops
Bodcasting
Boston College reveals alumni data breach
Bot nets use Windows for wicked work
Bright ideas, big wait on tech payback
Bright ideas, big wait on tech payback
Brixlogic: Next generation XML services
Broadband scuffle reaches Supreme Court
Bug hunter gets bounty from Mozilla
Building apps without software with Sforce
Building software based on the mathematics of the brain
Burst, Microsoft agree to settle suit
Butterfly kisses? Not hardly
CA plugs holes in licensing software
CA taps Nugent to head Unicenter
CA to launch identity management tools
Cable, satellite next in line for indecency fines?
California retains lead in generating tech jobs
California university reports data hack
Caller ID Phishing Over VoIP Feared
Can computers survive cross-examination?
Can education be saved?
Can HP's 'Arches' Superdome server save Itanium?
Can Indigo keep thin clients at bay?
Cars are getting computer-jacked
Cell phone makers to adopt Internet calling
Cell phone porn set for sales spike
Cell phones to get virus protection
Cell phones: They do voice calling too?
Cellular companies ready ring tones, radio and more
Changes? Wait until the next disaster
Cheers, jeers for ruling on Apple bloggers
China becoming haven for phishers
ChoicePoint data loss may be higher than reported
ChoicePoint will curtail consumer data sales
ChoicePoint: We're sorry for data leak
Cingular passes 50 million
Circuit City rejects takeover bid
Cisco readying XML device
Clampdown looms as ChoicePoint reveals leaks
Clash over cell phone fees
Cleaning spam from swapping networks
Click fraud roils search advertisers
Collapse: a weighty prediction for Web services
Comdex skips another year
Common concerns about wireless LAN security
Congress edges toward new privacy rules
Consumer groups challenge Hollywood, labels
Cops get cybercrime help from Microsoft
Copying and innovation: Where should open source draw the line?
Could IBM's Millipede mean the end of dedicated PDAs and MP3 players for good?
Court questions broadcast flag challengers
Covad's DSL still in the buff
Cox may sell four cable assets
Crash helmets take cell calls
Creative drops $50 from some music player prices
CSC agrees to overtime settlement
Danger expects Sidekick outage to end soon
Danger outage turns Sidekicks into just phones
Database sales show some life
Deaf dumb and blind boys
Deals struck for campus video on demand
Debian release update
Defender of the Linux faith
Dell packs up white-box program
Dell plugs in new enterprise servers
Dell seeks to end dispute with Muslim workers
Dell targets students with new notebook
Dell to double capacity at China plant
Dell to open new India call center
Dell to step up hires in India, Europe
Denial-of-service glitch could threaten Windows
Detection tool lands Symantec a patent
Developers grumble about Microsoft tools pricing
Diller asks $2 billion for Ask Jeeves
DIY kit to power Tokyo WiMax rollout
Do the math: here's your own personal VoIP ROI model
DOE joins drive for fuel cell cars
Don't be surprised to see VoIP giants go after the "softphoners"
Door to Java source code opens a crack wider
DR planning not fit for real disaster
DrinkorDie pair convicted of software piracy
DRM patent holder seeks 12 percent of iTunes/iPod gross from Apple
DSW Shoe customer data stolen
E*Trade adopts additional security for traders
Early peek at Adobe Reader 7 for Linux
eBay scrambles to fix phishing bug
eBay wins first round in patent re-exam
Education reform dominates PC Forum discussion
EFF appeals Apple fan site ruling
Enterprising blogs, wikis and RSS
ETech summary, day 3
EU backs off inquiry into Microsoft's ContentGuard deal
EU Council endorses patent bill
EU court names intervenors in Microsoft case
EU rejects Microsoft's trustee plan
EU set for vote on software patents
EU to head down the patent rathole?
EU: Microsoft not complying with order
European firm aims to goose U.S. wireless data sales
Exclusive: SBC comments on the Vonage E-911 issue
Expert: Better ID checks won't beat fraud
Face-to-face: Michael Powell
Failed fixes haunt credibility of Microsoft's Trustworthy Computing Initiative
FAQ: Betamax--tech's favorite ruling
FAQ: The next video game consoles?
Faster XML ahead?
Father of Moore's Law to receive Marconi prize
Father of Word and Excel shoots for three-peat with Intentional Software
FBI system covertly searches e-mail
FCC starts to look at 'naked DSL'
FCC to Madison River: no more port-blocking
Fear and loathing of IE 7
Fear sells: another doomsayer has his day
Fedora takes off as Red Hat declines
Feds approve IBM PC Co. move to Beijing as an era in computer and business history draws to a close
Feds get set for Net rules
Female bloggers pitch "Bloghercon" to gain visibility
Film industry hails raid of Swedish ISP
Firefox add-on lets surfers tweak sites, but is it safe?
Firefox in trouble?
Firefox making inroads to the enterprise
Firm seeks piece of Apple pie via iPod claim
First decrease ever measured for IP Telephony in US
First VB gets the axe. What's next COBOL?
Five game publishers score with NBA
Fixing a hole in security
Flat-screen makers face patent lawsuits in U.S.
For eBay, charity begins at home page
Former exec sues Apple over dismissal
France puts a damper on flaw-hunting
Friendster befriends blogs--and fees
FTC chief wants ChoicePoint regulated
FTC shutters anti-spyware provider
Fuel cell for notebooks promised for this year
Fujitsu sees biometric future in palms
Game fans clamor for PSP
Game makers see workplace changes
Gartner: Beware of Mac OS spyware
Gartner: Outsourcing costs more than in-house
Gates on Windows' future: More
Gates reaches out to developers
Gates sets sights on Salesforce.com, other service offerings
Gates talks business
Gates: Consumers are getting tech first
Gmail switchers: 57ò0came from Hotmail, 27ò0from Yahoo!
Good news for open source - eventually. Microsoft's draft license rejected
Google adds weather search
Google co-founders left out of bonuses
Google enhances search for Firefox users
Google pays homage to OS X
Google personalizes news site
Google plans to double Gmail capacity
Google practices dividing to conquer
Google takes 'beta' off desktop search
Google to buy Web analytics firm Urchin
Google window-shops for VoIP
Google's secret of success? Dealing with failure
Google's X files vanish
GPL 3 won't split projects, Moglen says
GPL, not Linux violations found by Welte
Group urges more U.S. spending on Net security
GuruNet adds Google's AdSense
H-1Bs now open to the less-educated?
Hack most Wireless LAN in minutes!
Hackers break into citizen database
Hackers build back door into iTunes
Hackers reach beyond Windows, IE
Hardware security sneaks into PCs
Hefty pay package for HP's new CEO
Here's why smaller companies take fewer VoIP deployment "baby steps"
Hidden fraud risk in Sarbanes-Oxley?
Hitachi to crank up efforts in consumer drives
Hitachi's humanoid robots can chat, zip around
Hollywood seeks iTunes for film
Homeland Security picks up missing-kid tech
How ISPs plan to quietly kill VoIP upstarts
How to build a consulting biz from scratch
How to fight the FUD
HP accused of labor violations cover-up
HP drops eight-processor Xeon servers
HP names NCR leader as new chief executive
HP seeks larger role in iPod mania
HP sues firms that refill ink cartridges
HP's hues, they are a changin'
HP's Hurd: Company strategy not set in stone
Hurd signs on as new HP chief
Hyundai to fit XM Satellite in all models
IBM adds Blue Gene to rental program
IBM CEO gets 12 percent raise in 2004
IBM cuts content management entry price
IBM debuts spam assailant tool
IBM lets Millipede storage out for a stroll
IBM oils wheels for SuSE Linux
IBM tests new ways to support open source
IBM to acquire Ascential for $1.1 billion
IBM to beef up software sales staff
IBM tries to lure gear makers into Cell
IBM-Lenovo deal passes U.S. review
IDC lowers PC forecast for '05
IDC shows blueprint for next decade at annual conference
IM status: More worms on the way
In search of wireless nirvana
India's outsourcing hub appears on terror radar
Inkjet refiller lashes out at HP for lawsuit
Inside IBM's open source strategy
Intel exec fears for U.S. competitiveness
Intel granted extension in Japan FTC case
Intel Kool-Aid? x86 not an Itanium success factor
Intel leads 32/64-bit chip sales, CEO says
Intel names top Itanium target: IBM
Intel off to good start in 2005
Intel puts a PC in the dashboard
Intel releases new high-end Xeon processors
Intel shows off Mac Mini-like concept PC
Intel to abide by Japan FTC recommendations
Intel to demo power-saving tech
Intel to stop using open source license
Intel to unveil new way to connect chips
Intel's Spindler: There's more to Intel than Moore's Law
Intel's Talwalkar: Itanium unphased by 32/64 hybrid success
Intel: 15 dual-core projects under way
Intel: x86 won't encroach on Itanium
InterActiveCorp buys Ask Jeeves for $1.85 billion
Internet election rules could be blocked
Internet phones likely to see price competition
Internet viruses aid flea researchers
Investigating a spyware company
Investigators question FCC management of E-rate
Investors to buy SunGard for $11.3 billion
Is IT ready for big changes?
Is open source communist?
Is OSI license reform stalling?
Is Wi-Fi security paint a myth or fact?
Is Windows more secure than Linux for web serving?
IT to flow like electricity?
iTunes domain dispute heads to U.K. court
Jakob Nielsen reports top 10 intranets
Japan antitrust watchdog warns Intel
Judge delays decision on Apple trade secrets case
Juniper competitor: Kagoor acquisition "not a security play"
Jury debates fate of WorldCom's Ebbers
Keeping secrets
Key open-source programming tool due for overhaul
Laptop theft puts data of 98,000 at risk
Larry Rosen denies report he's turned against GPL license
Law aims to reduce identity theft
Lawmakers: Hands off blogs
LCD monitors a no-brainer, report says
Leather laptops coming soon
Legal reprieve for Russian MP3 site?
Lenovo maps merger plans for Asia
Lenovo's Steve Ward: ThinkPads are forever
Lessig calls for copyright law remix
LG looks at WiMax--and U.S. culture
Lies, damned lies, and browser market share statistics
LimeWire security flaw found, fixed
Lineo responds to Microsoft attack
Linux a picture of health at CeBIT
Linux contradictions between Google and EDS
Linux riskier than Windows?
Longhorn could be tough sell for Microsoft
Looking east for a municipal Wi-Fi compromise
Lost: Data from 270,000 bank accounts
Low-cost laptops shedding weight
Lycos asks Jeeves to replace Yahoo
Major applications tiptoe toward open source
Man charged with passing on chip details
MapQuest Mobile offers live traffic updates
Mark Cuban to finance Grokster defense
Marketing 'brain' yields smart services
Martin Fink
McDonald's orders drive-through outsourcing
MCI chief to get $5 million bonus
Meet HP's new CEO Mark Hurd
Meet the new HP CEO Mark Hurd: Part II
Melissa's long gone, but lessons remain
Meta-Spaghetti
Microsoft confirms Xbox shortage
Microsoft criticized for 'IPv6-like' patent
Microsoft delays low-cost Windows for India
Microsoft delays tool, database updates
Microsoft developer tools prep for next Xbox
Microsoft drops MSBlast writer's $500,000 penalty
Microsoft expands antipiracy program
Microsoft gets outside-the-box with software
Microsoft hops into managed PC business
Microsoft launches 117 anti-phishing suits
Microsoft launches video download service
Microsoft lifts curtain on Indigo
Microsoft loses pair of engineers
Microsoft MVPs move to save Visual Basic
Microsoft outlines business software redesign
Microsoft partners with cell phone foe Symbian
Microsoft picks up business analytics tool
Microsoft plans RFID software in 2006
Microsoft pushes real-time collaboration
Microsoft releases Windows Server update
Microsoft Research lifts the curtain on its latest wares
Microsoft s Jason Matusow blogs on open source policy
Microsoft says 64-bit Windows due in April
Microsoft seeks rehearing in Eolas case
Microsoft sets stage for Xbox 2
Microsoft takes a patch breather
Microsoft takes security patch hiatus
Microsoft tests new patch program
Microsoft to buy Groove Networks
Microsoft to implement EU's Windows changes
Microsoft to kill MSN for the Mac
Microsoft to plug ID controls into Windows
Microsoft to punch up corporate IM
Microsoft to rename media player-less Windows
Microsoft trades Windows discount for piracy info
Microsoft walks VB tight rope
Microsoft wants patent system fixed (but not eliminated)
Microsoft yielding to IE standards pressure?
Microsoft's 'Project Green' to come in waves
Microsoft's call for patent reform
Microsoft's Identity Chief: After Passport, Microsoft is rethinking identity
Microsoft's negotiable source initiative
Microsoft's open source chief Matusow unplugged: A movement to the middle
Microsoft: Activation shift won't be a pain
Microsoft: Fowl play is for partners
Microsoft: Longhorn goes to pieces
Microsoft: Patent overhaul needed now
Microsoft: Windows patch is flawed
MIT backs Brazil's choice of Linux over Microsoft
Mitnick: Security depends on workers' habits
Mobile TV tested in Finland
More sites feeling Google's AdSense love
Morning Coffee Notes... or Dave's Not Here, Man
Motorola coy with iTunes phone
Motorola says it's working on more iTunes phones
Mount St. Helens spews steam, ash
Move over iPod: here comes a VoIP-enabled MP3 player!!
Movielink signs up with Blinkx
Mozilla fixes risky Firefox flaw
Mozilla freezes Seamonkey
Mozilla: We're more secure than Microsoft
MSN Music to 'air' radio classics
MSN sites get easy-to-read privacy label
MSN to challenge Google, Yahoo ads
My jaded take on the wireless VoIP-cell cannibalization issue
Mytob e-mail worm proliferating quickly
Napster raises revenue guidance
Nasdaq upgrades HP-based trading system
Nelson exiting OSI presidency with non-proliferation swan song?
Net taxes? Over my dead body!
Net tightens gray-market retail vise
Netflix will 'fight until the death' to beat rivals
Netscape launches browser beta
New Bagle damages security software
New Java license: Smells like open-source. Looks like shared-source.
New Lenovo takes shape
New methods eyed for buying movies
New Microsoft Exchange due out in 2006
New product will record your Skype calls: but good luck finding it
New Skype contacts desktop applications
New Time Warner and AOL VoIP: central planning or fiefdoms with agendas?
New Toshiba notebook takes a beating
Next big step for the Web--or a detour?
Next big thing--or the latest fad?
Nintendo talking about a Revolution
NIST releases final security guidelines
No surprise in Microsoft acquiring Groove
No Yahoo freebie for kids--unless Mom signs off
Nokia plans N-Gage redesigns, considers CDMA
Nortel beats Cisco for IP telephony contract
Nortel reshuffles top management
Novell acquires firm to build up ZenWorks
Novell announces small-business Linux bundle
Novell CTO Alan Nugent departs
Novell to ship Xen in next Linux
Novell's latest Linux desktop gets minimal coverage
Now I get why AOL will offer VoIP
Now playing: When Net calls met cellular
Nvidia to show off its first Intel chipsets
Of registries & repositories
Office XP vs. bugs, round two
On the death of SOAP
On tracking the student body
Online gamer stabbed over cyber-sword
Online politicking receives temporary reprieve
Open Solaris and strategic consequences
Open source and PR
Open source bundling
Open source--open opportunity for consulting
Open-source leader: SCO suits a boon to Linux
Open-source overseer proposes paring license list
Open-source programmer alleges Linux misuse
Open-source support firm grabs $4 million in VC
Opera's Acid2 challenge to Microsoft
Oracle adds security firm to shopping basket
Oracle raises bid for Retek
Oracle to bid on SAP buyout target
Outsourcing backlash replaced with indifference
Overstock denies shipping problems
Overtime coming to Electronic Arts
Ozzie eager to set up new 'Office'
P2P companies ask high court for help
P2P foes defend hacking bill
P2P spyware compare
PalmSource pushes on with Linux plans
Paris match for Google's library plan?
Parrots and Perls - Where is Perl 6, anyway?
Patriot Act to be scrutinized
Payroll firm pulls Web services, citing data leak
PC Forum buzzword alert: Long tail and Ecosystem
PC Forum: Where in the world is search heading?
Pez to dispense MP3s instead of candy
Phishers target Yahoo Messenger
Phishers using DNS servers to lure victims?
Phishing by phone--VoIP raises security concerns
Phishing concerns taint legitimate email
Phones need simplicity before cool stuff, CEOs say
Photo: Intel's mini PC
PlayStation 3 to be easy on developers, Sony vows
POA or SOA?
Podcasting 101 entry #1: Introduction
Politicians form transatlantic spam alliance
Possible mobile podcasting studio configurations
Powell makes final VoIP call
PR wiki lists CEO bloggers
Privacy advocates frown on Amazon snooping plan
Probe eyes attempted $420 million online bank heist
Programmer gets del.irio.us about del.icio.us
Programmers bypass Red Hat Linux fees
Project Green: Microsoft's new positioning chills out resellers
PSP no one-trick pony
Putting Linux on your iPod
Queen to tap Gates for knighthood
Questions on the go? Answers go mobile
Quote of the day: Ellison pokes at 'sappy' rival
Qwest takes MCI bid to Wall Street
Rambus and Infineon reach settlement
Rambus opens design center in Bangalore
Rambus patent claims against Infineon dismissed
Reader talkback questions American sovereignty
Readers to VoIP providers: if you want our business, don't charge for E-911
Red Hat exec takes over Open Source Initiative
Report: Companies unprepared for IM attacks
Reports clash over outsourcing mega deal trends
Researchers: Metcalfe's Law overshoots the mark
RFID interoperability still problematic
Rival says Microsoft unready to obey European order
Rocky road for car 'black boxes'
ROI? Who cares?
Root out the administrative password menace
Samsung launches huge LCD amid price slump
Samsung seeks slice of Apple iPod pie
SAP reaches out for helping hands
SAP shuffles management chores
SAP to pull on Virsa's SOX pack
SAP upgrades enterprise plannning software
SAP's 'radical approach'
SAP, Intel to cooperate on RFID
Sarbanes-Oxley delays Cray's annual report
SBC offers DSL discount
Scalix Wars: Return of the Farris
Schiavo case sparks Net interest in living wills
Schwartz hints Sun may take lead on thwarting a potential media and DRM monoculture
Schwartz, the $1 warrior. But to what avail?
SCO restates 2004 financial details
SCO tests new OpenServer Unix product
SDForum: IBM's Mooney on SaaS
Secondhand blues for eBay consignment sellers
Security firm trashes customer e-mails
Security patches issued for RealPlayers
Security's new deal
Segway takes to rough terrain
Seisint break-in spurs more calls for reform
Senator OK with zapping pirates' PCs
Senator predicts 'overdue' changes to privacy
Senator suggests targeting Net 'indecency'
Senators reassure bloggers
Services start-up gives away open-source bundle
Settlement leaves SCO board intact
Shaky hands? Mouse adapter promises relief
Sharman professes innocence as trial winds down
Siebel and Salesforce.com: Two ways to vertical
Simple advice for securing your home wireless LAN
Singapore surpasses states as best IT user
SIP security full of holes? This white paper says it is
Sirius gets a ride with Mitsubishi
Sirius gets into new cars
Skepticism called for on all vendor studies
Skype goes for the gold
Skype launches free WiFi calls at hotspots
Skype may be planning IP video softphone
Skype without a headset
Slow start for budget Windows in Asia
SOA's long, hard slog
SOA, EDI: and the beat goes on...
Software lets people search VoIP chitchat
Software turns .Net to Flash
Software utility providers prove bearish on hardware utilities
Sony breaks the mold
Sony invests in second LCD plant
Sony ordered to pay $90 million, halt game sales
Sony promises 1 million PSPs
Sony's board taps British exec for CEO
Source: Bush to elevate FCC's Martin to chairman
Source: FCC to dress 'naked' DSL
Spring VON 2005- it's all about the infrastructure
Spyware assassin arrested
Spyware downloads .NET
Stallman's new campaign to free the BIOS
Start-up joins race to marry optical, silicon tech
Start-ups blur lines between radio, music swapping
States race to cut taxes to attract Intel
Study: Cookies in security crosshairs
Study: Internet use in U.S. homes dips
Study: Ring tones, mobile games to skyrocket
Subscriptions lift Red Hat revenue
Sun looks to sweeten Java
Sun open-source diva departs for Intel
Sun's Open Source Diva departs for Intel
SunGard near $10.5 billion buyout deal
Supreme Court takes hard look at P2P
Surprise--Gates is still world's richest person
Survey: IE 6 most popular browser
Survey: Techies stressed over job insecurity
Surveyors ditch Linux for Windows
Symantec details flaws in its antivirus software
Symantec study warns of OS X attacks
Take the money out of spyware
Taking the offensive - GPL-Violations.org
Telco agrees to stop blocking VoIP calls
Telcos putting kibosh on a la carte DSL?
Telecom chiefs: Price hikes could follow mergers
Telecom giants join forces against hackers
Telstra starts video payphone trial in Sydney
Tentative ruling favors Apple in blog case
Texas sues Vonage for lack of 911 call deficiency disclosure
Texas sues Vonage over 911 problem
Texas Vonage suit: here's what Vonage is "guilty" of
The bandwagon effect of Windows
The big fuss over little Retek
The Broadband Wars Need Recruits
The business of IT... is business
The coming of the anti-Fiorina
The coming price war in the VoIP phone market
The democratization of surveillance
The downside to Google's web analytics play
The end of e-mail as we know it
The European patent saga drags on
The formula for project failure
The great open source VoIP debate
The IT Priorities Research Program
The law of unintended consequences
The meaning of license is also open to interpretation
The MetaDating Game
The most dangerous email attachments aren't for humans
The real reason why SBC won't work with Vonage on E-911
The rise of platform ecosystems
The sad plight of VB6 developers
The secret sauce of Google's data center
The selling of Longhorn: Who will buy it?
The six dumbest ways to secure a wireless LAN
The Sony PlayStation Portable - How long until it runs Linux?
The tracks of my tiers: why residential VoIP is a lot like cable tv
The U.N. thinks about tomorrow's cyberspace
The ultimate SOA machine
The ups and downs of life with Linus
Think Secret tries to get Apple suit tossed
Thinking about deploying VoIP? Listen to our Webcast first
Thinking inside the box
This company wants to sell me VoIP? Ha!
Three convictions in Net piracy sweeps
Time Warner Cable begins cell phone trials
Time Warner settles fraud charges over online ads
Tips for spyware removal
TiVo records new DVR patents
TiVo tests pop-up-style ads
TiVo's quarterly loss widens, subscribers rise
TiVo, Comcast reach DVR deal
TiVo, EchoStar patent infringement case advances
Top court to hear landmark P2P case Tuesday
Torvalds switches to a Mac
Torvalds: Put Linux to the test
Tracking PCs anywhere on the Net
Trillian IM flaw exposed
Triple threat: IM viruses get big jump on 2005
Trojan gets the cell phone message
U.S. cell tally: 180 million users and counting
U.S. senator seeks identity theft safeguards
Udell to event promoters on leveraging folksonomy: 'Pick a tag'
Ultrawideband partners merge
Unsafe with any browser
Upgrades to Google, world s biggest Linux application
Use Skype and go to jail? In one nation, it could happen
Utah governor signs Net-porn bill
Utah governor weighs antiporn proposal
Vendor selection not always by the book
VeriSign's wireless push: Phone numbers as urls
Verizon grants MCI two weeks for Qwest talks
Verizon to hike DSL price for month-to-month
Verizon, Qwest still fighting for MCI
Virus writers follow the money
VoIP "on its way to the gallows?" Sorry, Wayne, you're being Rash
VoIP calls become iPod radio broadcasts
VoIP could provoke 'electronic Pearl Harbor'
VoIP in finance: Networks too 'rickety'
VoIP solution for Africa wins award
VoIP: a matter of life and death
Vonage may route 911 call to Congress, FCC
Vonage says its calls are still being blocked
Vonage seeks a million users by '06
Voom satellite service wins reprieve
Waiting for Attention... or something like it
Waiting to XQuery
Want to hire RFID experts? Good luck
Was originally hyped business role downplayed in Gates' knighthood?
Web spec targets small businesses
Web tools blaze trail to the past
WebTV hacker goes to jail
Weird advertising on 180Search
What Apple and the Nixon White House have in common
What ERP can learn from Apple
What is your open source business model?
What IT bosses really think of vendors
What questions do you have for Microsoft's Shared-Source chief?
What the business could learn from IT
What's wrong with Java?
When IM, VoIP and presence converge
When paradigms collide: SaaS meets SOA
When will open source security grow up?
Where's the security leadership
Whither the Thinkpad?
Who leads open source?
Who's blocking Vonage?
Who's the Minnow, Who's the Whale?
Whose idea was it anyway?
Why CallVantage is not taking off
Why does service stink?
Why don't we pay attention anymore?
Why I'm in the softphones camp
Why VoIP vendors need to talk more about ROI
Why you need to bite the service delivery bullet sooner than later
Will a new GPL cause project forks?
Will Become.com become the next Google?
Will GoIP (Google's VoIP) make the telecos gulp?
Will social databases give way to social protocols?
Will the real AJAX pioneer please stand up
Wind River aims for Eclipse expansion
Wind River's open source moves
Windows for supercomputers likely out by fall
WinFS lives
Wipro teams up with Red Hat
Wireless Internet opens new path for thieves
Wireless workers upbeat about jobs
With flash Walkman, Sony takes on iPod Shuffle
With Hurd, is HP buying grooming time for VJ?
WorldCom's Ebbers convicted of fraud
Worms on the prowl, traveling via MSN Messenger
Worms whack half of businesses
Worried about Spam Over Internet Telephony? Well, then, get ready for ...
Write a Mac virus competition halted
Xen: a greater threat to Microsoft than Linux?
Yahoo adds search for 'flexible' copyright content
Yahoo bolsters e-mail storage to 1GB
Yahoo goal--score with World Cup
Yahoo pledges full Firefox compatibility
Yahoo readies iTunes rival for launch
Yahoo seeks to expand in Google territory
Yahoo virtual stock game bets on tech
Yahoo!'s 166 million registered user base- meet ATT CallVantage
Yahoo's free-speech appeal gets hearing
ZDNet study: Renewed interest in enterprise portals
Zombie PCs being sent to steal IDs