Discussion threads on 2005-08

"Enterprise Service Ferrari" -- why settle for a bus?
"Wintel Causing Global Heating" -McNealy
'Second Life' for teens: 3D fun sans the brothels
'Shrek' producer's pigeon play
1% of corporate PC users run Linux desktops
19% of large online retailers plan a private label credit card
2006: 'broad and deep' SOA adoption ahead
35.9% of US teens bought cell phones just to use text messaging
41% of Americans dated a co-worker
42% of rural customers get their TV through satellite, 37% through cable
43ò0of US financial transactions go through credit and debit cards
50ò0of Web users have never heard of RSS
61.44% of P2P traffic is video, 11.34% is audio
7-Eleven's precious shelf space
70ò0of Asian and 57ò0of North American open source developers contribute to open source projects
72ò0of identity theft in 2004 happened offline
80% of network intrusions go unreported
80% of US households to have broadband by 2010
93ò0of corporate users will install a non-sanctioned app within the next 6 months
>Waiting for Steve's other shoe
A bad rap for outsourcing?
A burst of sanity in the schools - chatting students won't go to jail
A Coke and a song for Kiwis
A guide for would-be conspiracy theorists
A guide for would-be conspiracy theorists
A perfect storm for rich Internet apps
A search engine for system admins
A ski jacket material for frost and flames
A standards truce in the browser war?
A unifying theme for Microsoft?
A Walkman for your eyes
Academia's quest for the ultimate search tool
Academics land e-vote research funding
Accenture believes in 'sensor-ship'
Ad software maker sues distributors
ADL issues report on racist video games
Adobe under construction
Adobe warns of Reader, Acrobat bug
Adult publisher files for injunction against Google
Agent Smith invades online games
Akamai produces a zeitgeist meter
Al Qaeda hiring hackers, govt. systems may be prime targets
All about ITIL
Alternative browsers pose challenge for cybersleuths
Amazon A9 takes it to the streets
Amazon pays $40 million to settle patent dispute
Amazon.com preps digital music service
AMD 4000+ chip powers large notebooks
AMD close to corporate laptop deals
AMD CTO Fred Weber: x86 everywhere
AMD cuts prices on many chips
AMD hires IBM exec to head chip design
AMD power usage trumps Intel -- but does anyone care?
AMD releases budget dual-core Athlon
AMD's Turion is for thin and light? Yeah right!
AMD, IBM tighten ties
Analysts surprised by EV-DO price drop? Doh.
Analysts: Need to replace aging telcom equipment to give SMB VoIP a boost
Anatomy of a Service Contract
Another way past Windows antipiracy found
Antiphishing group casts line at new threats
AOL agrees to customer service reform
AOL plucks up wireless firm Wildseed
AOL ready to reinvent itself
Apache Derby graduates with Sun onboard
Apache hopes to encourage female coders
APL, Parallelism, 44.8 < 3.6
Appeal filed over Net phones' E911 rule
Apple fixes broken OS X patch
Apple hints at big music announcement
Apple offers Mac mini 'test drive'
Apple offers repairs for problem iMacs
Apple OS X security fix busts 64-bit support
Apple to return 'piracy tax' to iPod buyers
Apple unloads dozens of fixes for Mac OS X
Apple's mouse goes Mighty
Apple's x86 Move: reality and the party line
Are baby bells abusing their gov't granted right-of-way?
Are wireless gamers cheapskates?
Are worms actually good for security?
Army punishes soldier for blog posts
Arrests made in probe of worm that hit ABC, others
Art and profit in open source
Ask Bloggie: Does This Scan?
Ask Bloggy
Ask Jeeves debuts new sponsored ad system
Ask Jeeves Interested in Grouper File Sharing
Astronaut repairs shuttle's heat shield
At Microsoft, the yin and yang of Linux
Attention Metaphor
Audiocasting's, aka podcasting, perfect storm
Average American watches TV 14 hours a week, broadband American - 12 hours a week
Barry Diller helps Ask Jeeves get in shape
BEA retrenching with new app server and 'blended' business model
Bells slash prices to lure broadband customers
BellSouth launches wireless broadband service
Big surprise: SOA enters the trough of disillusionment
Blade.org: Standards body or boondoggle?
Blockbuster to raise online rental prices
Bloggers record Katrina destruction
Blu-Ray chooses antipiracy plan
Blueprints will cover both 'macho' and non-macho SOA
Boston airport tries to kill free WiFi node
Botwar breaks out between virus writing gangs
British American Tobacco rolls out SOA
Broadband Act's VoIP access provision means "watch out, here comes the fee monster"
Broadband monopolists: please don't enact VoIP port-block rules
Browser market share in July 2005: IE - 87.2%, Firefox - 8.07%, Mozilla Suite - 0.52%, Opera - 0.49%
Bush administration objects to .xxx domains
California shelves RFID ban
Can humanlike skin give robots a sense of touch?
Can SOA save Siebel?
Can we make the U.S. more competitive?
Canadian broadcasters wage labor war on the Web
Casio debuts 3-megapixel digital camera
Caution all Skype users: here's today's BIG Skype teachable moment
CBS News counters bloggers with 'nonbudsman'
Cell companion chip gets hot demo
China emerging as chip design center
China launching constant attacks on military networks
China's Baidu sees earnings soar
China-based systems caught probing US defense networks
Chinese search engine market shares: Baidu - 52%, Google - 33%
CIO Jury: Convince us on Windows Vista
Cisco to consume Nokia?
Cities join Intel's Wi-Fi program
Clear a path for SOA -- whatever it is
Comcast's Magnificent Seven: A deal too good to pass up?
Coming to campus: E-books with expiration dates
Commercial open source, a misnomer?
Comparing cost/benefit change: x86 vs. SPARC
Comparing Sun and Dell servers
Competing with the Microsoft ecosystem
Consumers in 6 European countries spent 21 bln euros on packaged home entertainment
Copyright lobbyists strike again
Copyright Office poll: IE-only OK?
Corporate Mozilla gets thumbs-up from industry
Cost-cutting drives outsourcing growth
Court deals blow to dating-service spammer
Court fight ahead over VoIP wiretap ruling
Creating competitive advantage through IT
Creative wins patent for MP3 player interface
Creative's Zen Vision to battle iPod
CRM meet RSS
Customers warned that Cisco.com was breached
Dana Gardner parses IBM's corporate search standard
Database start-ups bet on open source
Daylight saving change could confuse gadgets
Death by deregulation
Debian start-up seeks new funding
Deconstructing the enterprise service bus
Dell gets boost from non-PC business
Dell servers most deliberated
Department of Defense funding decoder rings
Digging profits out of Xbox
DigitalPoint Coop Network Becomes More AdSense Like
Direct revenue changing tactics?
Direct Revenue: is the gig up?
Discovery lands with its future up in the air
Dissecting the core of Apple's Mac Mini
DNS servers--an Internet Achilles heel
Does Centrino ploy put Intel in hotspot?
Does Phil Zimmermann need a clue on VoIP?
Dogpile adds MSN search
Dow Jones gets the memo on IBM's Linux strategy
Drink a soda, win a free Xbox
DrKW CIO JP Rangaswami on the 'new outsource'
DSL, cable providers spar with Vonage
E-mail wiretapping case can proceed, court says
Earth-friendly cars
EchoStar Dishes out 6-in-1 TV format
Electronic pharmacies get national push
Encouraging words from a 'Gen-Z-er'
Enterprise server OS market shares: Windows - 65-70%, Linux - 15-20%
Ethan Allen's Hidden Unit
Etymology of 'hypervisor' surfaces
EU plan could put open sourcers in court
European CD sales 2000-2004
Everything about SIP-Equations and All
Ex-AOLer gets one day in jail per 189K IDs stolen
Ex-Microsoft CTO claims patent 'problem' is myth
Ex-WorldCom financial chief gets five years
Excite@Home's 119 domain names up for sale
Exclusive: Google Talk to be compatible with Gizmo, Vling softphones
F-Secure: Commwarrior claims first big victim
Falwell critic can keep domain name
FAQ: Vista's strong, new antipiracy protections
FBI abandons old computer system, tries again
FCC approves radio-spectrum auction
FCC changes DSL classification
FCC extends E911 deadline for VoIP users
FCC loosens broadband rules
FCC requirement could strand VoIP customers
FCC to hammer out new DSL rules
FCC wants to tap into wireless
FCC's DSL ruling may spell trouble for VoIP providers
Feds approve Sprint-Nextel merger
Feds call for crackdown on credit report deception
Feds fund VoIP tapping research
Feds test RFID controls at U.S. borders
File-swap TV comes into focus
Firefox makes an inroad in the U.K.
Firms release open-source business-intelligence tools
First potential virus risk for Windows Vista found
Flash 8 to begin shipping next month
Flaw may hide malicious software
Flawed code throttled spread of Zotob variants
For Intel, home is where the VIIV is
Former Palm founder "nails it" on smartphone culture clash
Former spammer to pay Microsoft $7 million
Found: Gem of a sound-byte on standards in IBM smartcar podcast
France ready to take on Google, Yahoo
FreeBSD 6.0 to target wireless devices
Freedom to change: Nick Gall's OSCON keynote
From Intel's labs: Virus hunters and power savers
From Russia with spam
From Web page to Web platform
Future technology: Kutaragi on Cell
Game developers form sex 'special interest group'
Game players say Blizzard invades privacy
Gateway posts profit, aided by Microsoft gain
Gateway puts a trace on laptops
Gateway to enhance production capacity
Geeks to hold open-source campout
George Ou criticizes PGP inventor Zimmerman's PKI diss
German game fair opens amid image woes
Get ready for surveillance technology
Gillmor Gang dissects the emerging podshow
GM drives Hummer-branded laptop
Good day, OASIS
Google aims for Web developers' hearts and minds
Google anticipated Microsoft legal tussle
Google asks court to void Lee's Microsoft pact
Google changes irk advertisers, please publishers
Google countersuit moves to federal court
Google dominates in machine translation tests
Google exec rebuffs Microsoft's claims
Google IM (almost) gets the message, users say
Google joins instant-messaging fray
Google may be liable for trademark infringement
Google pauses library project
Google planning IM service, report says
Google plans big new stock sale
Google takes ad sales to print
Google Talk lives...
Google taps legal muscle for Microsoft case
Google, Yahoo take July search honors
Google: Microsoft suit could crimp China efforts
Govt. datamining endangering citizen privacy: GAO
GPL3 first public draft due early 2006
Ground zero for credibility in blogging and journalism
Guilty plea in Windows source code case
Hackers slam 'Everquest II' economy
Has Microsoft lost its 'identity'?
Has the notebook-to-handheld conversion begun?
HBO enlists Firefox for series promotion
Here's one market VoIP should not overlook
Here's the scoop on the Linksys-Skype phone
Here's what I think about Von Coalition's request for 90-day E911 acknowl. reprieve
Here's who should buy Skype: no, not News Corp
Here's why cell-like early termination fees will come to VoIP
Hey, Google: here's how to make the leap from Google Talk to Google VoIP
High-tech gear reveals mummy's secrets
Hollywood, Microsoft align on new Windows
Homeland Security calls for tech industry involvement
Housekeeping
How GTalk plays into Google's identity strategy
How label-backed P2P was born
How the undermining of US intelligence continues in cyberspace
How things change at Google
How to avoid the top five IT mistakes
How to buy a $20,000 hammer
HP profit bolstered by servers and storage
HP to shutter Asian digicam sales
HP works to bring Linux to NonStop servers
HP's Fink offers a challenge to IBM and Sun
Hurricane cleanup could take months, years
IBM aims to satisfy data-hungry shoppers
IBM backs Sun's Solaris, renews Java pact
IBM brings X3 chipset to third server
IBM dives deeper into corporate search
IBM donates laptops, software to genome project
IBM doubles speed of silicon germanium chips
IBM extends diplomacy in developing world
IBM gives Mozilla code for the disabled
IBM helps Firefox reach disabled
IBM king of server revenue
IBM launches development tools for Workplace
IBM scales back Gluecode plans
IBM targets Microsoft's suite spot
IBM unveils software for real-time data backup
IBM updates Linux desktop with Firefox support
IBM's Desktop vision
IBM's Mills touts managed clients
IBM, HP and BEA results point to software infrastructure resurgence
IBM, Sony, Toshiba push Cell chip beyond games
ID theft creates opportunities for data companies
ID theft ring hits 50 banks, firm says
IE image flaw could infect on sight
If AMD is David and Intel is Goliath, What is VIA? Cinderella?
If I knew openSUSE I'd see a Linux desktop
If I lived here, I couldn't VoIP ya
IM worm speaks your language
Image: Rival worms
Images: A look inside Windows Vista beta
Images: A look inside Windows Vista beta
Images: A look inside Windows Vista beta
Images: A look inside Windows Vista beta
Images: A look inside Windows Vista beta
Images: A look inside Windows Vista beta
Images: Deadly Katrina hits Gulf Coast
Images: First views of Windows Vista
Images: Google calls on IM, talk service
Images: Google calls on IM, talk service
Images: Google searches on the desktop
Images: Google searches on the desktop
Images: Where tech really goes to waste
In South Korea, Microsoft case nearing close?
India tries exam to boost quality of outsourcing
Indian call center under suspicion of ID breach
Indian IT leader sees China as formidable threat
Indiana schools enroll Linux
Infineon to supply Xbox 360 memory
Infosys to expand in China
Integration cited by Scottish cops for foiling open source
Intel changes the clock
Intel details new brand for entertainment PCs
Intel dials up Skype support
Intel expands training program in India
Intel opens design centers for developing world
Intel phasing out low-end chipsets
Intel plans to test Mac development tools
Intel plows health care field
Intel powers up plans for low-power chips
Intel ramps up portable chip effort
Intel speeds dual-core Xeon debut
Intel takes aim at computer cable madness
Intel to detail new chips at conference
Intel to make single-core Yonah
Intel unveils new low-power chips
Intel unveils prototypes for doctors, health care
Intel wags mangy Centrino dog by Boeing's tail
Intel's Otellini's new normal
Intel, Cisco fine-tune wireless networking
InterVideo sues Dell over patent
Introducing ZDNet's 'PhotoCasts'. Tell us what you think.
Intuit debuts new QuickBooks
Invention intervention--fixing patents
Investments rise for fabless chip firms
iPaq leak tips Hewlett-Packard's hand
IPTV set-top box development in high gear
Is a $20 cell phone on the horizon?
Is China attacking military computers? Maybe not.
Is Cisco killing their own reputation?
Is Microsoft skirting the issue?
Is open DRM possible, or even desirable?
Is the lack of open source marketing a problem?
IT loses $100 billion yearly on fakes
IT productivity? Let the good times roll
IT worker confidence falls in August
It's a bull market for stock spam
It's Bloggie time!
Itanium allies to pool development efforts
Japan's ISPs to intervene on potential suicides
Java devotee BEA eyes scripting languages
Jonathan Swartz at OSCON
Judge OKs settlement in iPod battery suit
Kai Fu Lee: I need to follow my heart
Kaspersky debuts Linux antivirus in the U.S.
Keeping the world safe for bloggers
Key bugs in core Linux code squashed
Killer apps or app killers?
Lack of usage impairs ERP
Larry Ellison gets a pay raise
Legal argument could hamper high-tech job changers
Linus wants money to protect the Linux trademark
Linux and MacOS X on X360?
Linux companies set to launch Asianux 2.0
Linux entrepreneur tries again
Linux maturity reflected in site analysis
Linux on the desktop--almost there again?
Linux-on-Mac seller aims to fill void
LinuxWorld outgrows original outfit
Listen to Dan and David spar on tech
LogicaCMG: Outsourcing helps UK companies
Logitech uncloaks cordless desktop combos
Look out Skype AND Google- here comes Microsoft
Looking for help with Brief
Macromedia drops illustration tool
Major investor urges Time Warner to split
Make software quality the rule
Making heads or tails of 3G acronyms and Cingular's plans
Making paper waterproof--and writable
Making the case for Windows on Palm devices
Malicious code, not a vulnerability
Mapping the "Applistructure"
Massive Linux handout set for French schools
Merged Symantec takes its time setting prices
Microsoft adds to graphics software palette
Microsoft details virtualization plans
Microsoft investigates another IE flaw report
Microsoft investigates potential new IE flaw
Microsoft is handing out presence
Microsoft MSN offers scam detector
Microsoft offers Zotob removal tool
Microsoft plans to hit tools, database deadline
Microsoft readies Exchange 2003 update
Microsoft recommends uninstalling SP2 to some AMD users
Microsoft rejects Visual Studio delay request
Microsoft reveals pricing for Xbox 360
Microsoft says PC 'recycle bin' yielded Google clue
Microsoft seeks joint Linux study
Microsoft shops for N.Y. retail space
Microsoft signs movie deal for 'Halo'
Microsoft taps Wal-Mart exec as new COO
Microsoft to assess software quality in India
Microsoft to fight crime with spammer's money
Microsoft to update final Windows 2000 patch
Microsoft trims MSN TV price, adds features
Microsoft understands content is king
Microsoft wants to meet more hackers
Microsoft's copyright play and the Trusted Computing Group
Microsoft's leaner approach to Vista security
Microsoft's Linux and open source labs
Microsoft, Apple in iPod patent tussle
Microsoft: New IE flaw limited in scope
Microsoft: Virus target won't be in Vista
MontaVista beats real-time Linux deadline
Moore's Law - and Murphy's corollary
Moore's Law, Cell, and CMT
More on Google's master plan
More on OpenSUSE
More standardization work on enterprise information flow
Motorola gets FCC approval for iTunes phone
MSN buys into Net calling future
Much ado over Apple-Intel developer box
Music industry seeks Hollywood's 'windows'
My EVDO will beat your WiFi any day (well just about)
N.Y. to install security cameras in subways
NASA rocket blasts off for Mars
National Vulnerabilities Database launched
NEC PC gets the chills
Netscape catches up to Firefox patches
New AMD chips meant for mobile gamers
New external DVD drive goes for gusto
New for back-to-school: 'clickers'
New Google desktop tool offers customization
New law may tighten power plant security
New Microsoft portal will help cops
New OASIS chairman replaced after only five months
New scam asks people to fax away data
New taxes could slam Net phone users
New Web copyright tool to exclude non-IE users
New Windows file system enters testing
New wireless record claimed
News Corp. in talks to buy search engine
News Focus: Intel power play
News Focus: New designs for open source
News Focus: Windows worm alert
Next Explorer to fail Acid test
NOAA backs off on info sharing
Notebooks fuel Intel profits
Novell bundles collaboration server, Linux
Novell plans European layoffs
Novell seeks outside help with Linux
Novell sees lower profit and revenue
Novell's fraud claim against SCO
Nvidia sees double in Dell box
NYT: "Relax, Bill Gates; It's Google's Turn as the Villain"
Oh boy! Vista test system is due any minute now
On browsers and competition
On-demand applications face growing pains
On-demand upstarts beating Siebel for attention...and that's about it
One man's corporate standard--another man's monoculture?
One-armed bandits of tomorrow
OneCleveland the model for citywide broadband
Online advertising to skyrocket, study says
Online banking usage highest among 18-24 year olds
Oops. That DVD should have caused the toilet to flush.
Open source defense technology?
Open source is another trademark issue
Open source mobility lags
Open source obligations
Open source or as a service?
Open source ratings and the law of unintended consequences
Open source risks now insurable
Open source' Chinese wall
Open-source allies go on patent offensive
Open-source Mambo project faces rift
Open-source projects intertwine for integration
Opera celebrates 10th birthday
Oracle looking to Linux
Oracle wades deeper into collaboration
OSCON 2005: Tutorials
OSDL patent commons gets chilly reception from the "ouspoken"
OSDL says no to Microsoft
OSI committee rejects former founder Bruce Perens' membership application
Ovum chimes in on Malik's 'GoogleNet'
P2P users traveling by eDonkey
Packet 8 says they are bleeding money: I say they oughta sell to ...
PassMark picks up voice authentication
Patch on the way for Windows flaws
Patent Office plans new e-filing system
Paul Graham on open source and blogging
PayPal co-founder readies photo-sharing service
PC price wars force vendors' hands
PC TV tuners to generate $3.7 bln by 2009
PCI compliance: Don't become another headline
PDA shipments near record levels
Peel interfaces from services
Phil Zimmermann defends his VoIP crypto
Phil Zimmermann doesn't think much of Skype
Philly narrows Wi-Fi equipment choice
Phishers cash in on ATM cards
Photos: Apple's Mighty Mouse
Photos: Apple's Mighty Mouse
Photos: Blanket tests clear shuttle for re-entry
Photos: Microsoft lab studies Linux
Photos: Microsoft lab studies Linux
Photos: PCs add more drive
Photos: Space station in trouble?
Photos: Space station in trouble?
Photos: Space station in trouble?
Playboy to launch digital magazine
Plotting Katrina on Google Maps - when will government start mashing up maps?
Podcast start-up creates music network
Podcasting goes mobile
Poland to VoIP: "tak"; France to VoIP: "ainsi ce qui"
Police blotter: 'Special skills' hurt credit card thief
Police IT: Why we swapped Linux for Microsoft
Politics, Tech, ET, and Global Warming
Power line broadband gets popular with tech firms
Power to the people (or at least us notebook users)
Private domains not so private?
Publishers loosen rules on e-textbooks
Putting Vista in the fast lane
Qualcomm to bag Flarion
Readers: No way is Skype worth $3 billion
Recovering from Katrina
Recovery firms spring to action during storm
Registry: every SOA needs one
Releasing zero-day exploits to sell a product?
Report: Katrina knocks out Vonage service in New Orleans
Report: Supreme Court nominee Roberts owns stock in VoIP provider
Report: Vonage CEO's past woes won't block Vonage going public
Reported Vonage IPO a prelude to merger?
Responsible disclosure, or headline grabbing?
Resurection Time?
Retailer beware
Rethinking backup
RFID startup attracts software talent
RFID to track army supplies in Iraq
Ring tone downloads on the rise
Ring tones that bite and zing
Rising gas prices fuel e-tailer anxieties
Rivals in open-source purity extend reach
Rockstar throws cold water on 'Hot Coffee'
ROI in SOA: Illusion or beautiful noise?
Royalty fight clouds music subscriptions
S.F. keeps pushing citywide Wi-Fi
Safeguarding IT against the next Katrina
Salesforce's second-quarter earnings on target
Salesforce.com continues enterprise build out
Salon puts The Well on auction block
Satisfy customers, make money
Saturday funny story: when a "PITA" is not a "pita"
Schooled in security
Search engine market shares for July 2005: Google - 46.2%, Yahoo! - 22.5%, MSN - 12.6%
Search for top Gartner alternative comes up empty handed
Security slips out of top-5 IT priorities ranking
Security: We have the technology, but do we have the will?
Seeking balance in open source
Seen any perfect storms lately?
Self defeating desktop Linux strategies
Senators seek Web porn tax
Sender ID's fading message
Separating copyright and copyleft
Server consolidation under-girds HP's growth
Server software gets tailored to Red Hat
Servers keep churning in ID theft case
Should court records be online?
Siebel certified for Suse Linux
Sirius unwraps portable music player
Site allegedly exposes British secret agents
Skype Forum community heaps scorn on Google Talk
Skype releases IM developer tools
Skype-to-Skype calls a terror risk?
Sleepless PCs in Seattle (OK, technically it's Redmond)
Smartphones: Where the computer and telephony cultures clash
So how bad *was* the Vonage outage?
SOA's deep impact on software
Socially responsible online shopping
Software failures in your car
Software for jerks
Software helps you stop being a jerk
Software industry disruption
Software quality at wb speed
Software rivals fence before appeals court
Sony adds Web browser to PSP
Sony sues online retailer over PSP
SoSaaS: Same old Software, as a Service
SourceLabs sees green in grassroots Java
Space shuttle piggybacks home
Spam bots, keyloggers, porn, adware, Direct Revenue, 180solutions
Sports fans in Helsinki falling prey to Cabir
Spyware adware sneakware
Spyware at epidemic proportions
Spyware mentality
StarOffice 8 release date slips
Start-up targets open-source Web services
Steve Jobs sighting, monoculture and software ecosystems
Stock rises on report of Cisco interest in Nokia
Strong Nasdaq debut seen for China's Baidu
Studios mine P2P logs to sue swappers
Study warns of China pirates
Study: Camera phone market will top digital cameras
Study: Companies dinged on Web privacy
Study: Ring tones heavily shoplifted
Study: Teachers coming to terms with computers
Study: Texas snagging bigger share of tech jobs
Study: UK offshoring tide to rise
Sun continues sailing its free and open course with DRM
Sun dethroned in Unix market--maybe
Sun execs get stock options--and stock
Sun launches open-source digital rights plan
Sun plugs software into the grid
Sun sets up open-source office
Sun's definition of 'quality'
Sun's flawed utility vision
Survey: Microsoft bears some blame for worms
SUSE opens to yawns
Tapping into Pandora's music genome
Tech beyond black boxes? It just won't fly
Tech cheapskates--help someone else
Tech jobs up in July
Tech paychecks down 1.2% in Q2 2005
TeraGrid picks up $150 million
Texas consumer groups dismiss VoIP as antidote to high phone bills
The Four Five 'Net Freedoms
The college library of tomorrow
The Comdexification of Linux
The Dan & David Show: Intel vs. AMD, Google vs. Microsoft and other matters
The day Rio's music died
The double-edge of the FCC's DSL ruling
The drive for multi-disk PCs
The EFF chimes in on Sun's DRM scheme
The fox in the open source henhouse
The golden opportunity that security vendors are ignoring
The great ESB squabble of 2005
The Incumbentsphere
The Lucasfilm force is with HP
The myth of the cyber-meltdown
The national sex offender registry
The real E911 compliance barrier: institutional resistance
The road to municipal Wi-Fi is paved with good intentions
The RSS Crisis
The smart robot conundrum
The state of surveillance
The things we know for sure
The trouble with virtual gaming exchange rates
The view from LinuxWorld
The virtual machine revisited
The Vista virus that wasn't
The week that was
The well-mannered marketplace
There's an elephant in the podcast room
Thin clients: So out, they're in?
This spammer's stash could be yours
Thoughts on OpenSUSE
Three indicted in major spam case
Time Warner Cable: all have acknowledged E911 limits; Me: Yea, right
TimeSys adds new embedded Linux option
TiVo hints at future enhancements
Torvalds weighs in on Linux trademark row
Tracking mobile workers sans GPS
Treo surfaces with Windows Mobile: PalmOS R.I.P.
Trying to get your city to go for wireless? Think apps, not access
Trying to stay a step ahead of Murphy's Law
Turn project failures into success stories
U.S. computing grid gets $148 million boost
U.S. defense networks attacked via China
Uh oh. Has the zero-day exploit tipping point finally arrived?
UK ITIL blogger shares latest trends
Unified DVD format effort reportedly finished
Universities grapple with ID theft
Unshackling telecom innovation
Ups and downs of consumer broadband
Verizon gets aggressive on mobile broadband
Verizon Wireless may cut high-speed pricing
Video game sales fall in France and Spain in 2004
Virtual Iron expands management to others' turf
Virtual Iron's software hits the market
Vista feature exposes beta machines
Vista's answer to PC power woes
Vista's vulnerabilities begin to surface
VMware moves to deflect Xen, Microsoft
VMware shares its source
VoIP helps turn long-distance romance into engagement
Vonage has major service outage
Vonage plans $600 million IPO, report says
Vonage users report outbound calling outages today
Vonage's Citron: ISP is surcharging for Vonage access
Vonage, WiMax provider team up
Vote on .xxx pushed back a month
War of the words between CRM overlords
Warner Music readies CD-free 'e-label'
Watch out for worm wars
We're looking for a few good bloggers
Web posts spark libel complaint from politician
Web publishers: Adapt or else
Web site gives e-mail senders a reputation
Welcome to Ask Bloggy
What big enterprises want from on-demand vendors
What CEOs should know about the 'recombinant Web'
What should be Skype's business model? I sort through the visions
What should we give the Tuxmasters?
What to look for in a good sysadmin
What VoIP access providers can learn from Dell's customer service failings
What's exciting about Google Talk?
What's wrong with antitrust
When PCs pollute
While Baby Bells sit on their assets...
Who in the world is Kai-Fu Lee?
Who is representing Mambo?
Who needs a business plan?
Who needs Wi-Fi when the plug in the wall will do?
Who owns the air?
Who says SMBs don't get SOA yet?
Who will defend the Internet trademark?
Who's really to blame for the recent worms?
Why E911 acknowledgement PITA factor will help Skype and other softphoners
Why IE 7.0 needs CSS
Why lower international cell call rates are a threat to VoIP
Why Microsoft can't best Google
Why mobile synch can stink
Why MS Office for Linux is a win-win
Why Packet 8 VideoPhone is featured in both "Stargate" series
Why the computing world chose PKI
Why Yahoo! *has* to be up to something about VoIP
Wicked problems in software design
Will 'electric bullets' replace the stun gun?
Will Boston airport Wi-Fi riff set an ugly precedent?
Will Intel crush AMD next year?
Windows patch gets its own rumor site
Windows worm knocking out computers
Winer's OPML Roadshow rolls into Berkeley
Wisconsin IT department under fire over HP catalog
Worm hole found in Windows 2000
Worms could dodge Net traps
Would consolidation drive Linux forward?
Xen passes Windows milestone
Yahoo expands its music service
Yahoo Mail: Way too many clicks
Yahoo takes 40 percent stake in China's Alibaba
Yahoo to offer CNN, ABC video feeds
Yahoo unveils beta of blog ad network
Yahoo ushers in new ad tracking system
Yahoo's new search master
Yahoo, Miva settle pay-per-click patent suit
Yahoo, UC Berkeley team on research
Yahoo, Verizon launch co-branded DSL
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ZDNet UK issues apology to Google
Zotob worm finds its path limited
Zotob worm hits Windows users
Zotob worm hole also affects Windows XP
Zotob worm linked to credit card fraud ring