How a Global Internet Policy Might Look [August 27, 2008] Global survey of Internet activists hears calls for online bill of rights, questions about American hegemony.
The Trouble With Virtual Disaster Recovery [August 26, 2008] Embracing virtualization helps cut costs, but will it lead to trouble when there's a massive systems failure?
Tech a Big Player at GOP Convention
[September 04, 2008] With the hurricane fading out and Palin taking the stage, buzz about the Republican Convention is back at the center of the Internet.
Hundreds of Sites Blocked in Thai Crackdown
[September 03, 2008] Embattled regime secures court orders to block sites deemed a threat to national security as it declares a state of emergency.
Google to Shake Up Browsers With Own Launch
[September 02, 2008] UPDATED: Putting the rumors to rest, Google has unveiled plans for an open source Web browser it plans to launch today in more than 100 countries.
Confirmed: Facebook Movie a Go
[August 28, 2008] It's no hoax: famed Hollywood writer to pen movie about meteoric rise and controversial history of Facebook.
LexisNexis: No Liberal Tilt for Obama
[August 28, 2008] New analysis from LexisNexis challenges notion of media fawning over Obama; Nielsen study confirms the Democrat is still the darling of the Web.
FCC Concedes to Testing on Free Internet Plan
[August 27, 2008] Amid pressure from T-Mobile and other carriers, commission agrees to conduct interference testing ahead of new spectrum auction.
How a Global Internet Policy Might Look
[August 27, 2008] Global survey of Internet activists hears calls for online bill of rights, questions about American hegemony.
MySpace Tops in Display Ads
[August 27, 2008] New figures from comScore are the latest sign that ad business is heating up at social networking giant.
Politics a-Go-Go on the Web
[August 27, 2008] In the first presidential election of the Web 2.0 era, social media and a glut of online content have drawn a blueprint for a different kind of election.
Scrabulous: The Bitter End?
[August 26, 2008] Facebook extends takedown of popular Scrabble clone amid ongoing legal dispute.
Comcast Testing New Network Management
[August 22, 2008] Cable giant says new system would slow heaviest users, regardless of the applications they're running; still evaluating FCC order.
iTunes Subscription Buzz Is Back
[August 21, 2008] The rumor mill's in full churn on what's next from the digital music juggernaut.
Study: Google Tops in e-Business Satisfaction
[August 19, 2008] Customer satisfaction with Web-content services are on the rise, while researchers claim portals are losing out to search engines.
FCC Plans DTV Push; Spectrum Questions Persist
[August 18, 2008] With six months to go before TV sees the biggest change since color, tech companies are ratcheting up pressure for new wireless networks.
Net Privacy Could See Action in Next Congress
[August 14, 2008] Following a probe of ISPs' behavioral targeting efforts, a leading lawmaker plans a bill that would rein in online data collection.
Facebook Tops MySpace as Social Sites Globalize
[August 14, 2008] New comScore analysis highlights worldwide growth of social sites -- and signals the major U.S. players' increasingly international flavor.
Yahoo's Geo-Aware App Knows Where You Are
[August 13, 2008] Portal giant launches location-aware feature for site owners and promises privacy control will stay with the user.
Study Gives States Poor Marks on Cyber Crime
[August 13, 2008] Report from two policy institutes claims that state attorneys generally fail to prosecute Internet fraud allegations.
Movable Type Moves Toward the Social
[August 12, 2008] Six Apart's blogging platform refreshes with a social bent that looks to create a new breed of niche communities.
