Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and other international leaders spoke out in favor of Internet freedom at a conference in the Netherlands.
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Daily Report: Clinton Pushes for Internet Freedom
On December 9, 2011, In Technology, by MarkBass75
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and other international leaders spoke out in favor of Internet freedom at a conference in the Netherlands.
On December 8, 2011, In Technology, by brumek13
. The highly publicized incident involving the actor Alec Baldwin reveals how often the rule is ignored by fliers and that the rule may be out of date.
. The highly publicized incident involving the actor Alec Baldwin reveals how often the rule is ignored by fliers and that the rule may be out of date.
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Words with Friends: A Danger to American Skies?
On December 7, 2011, In Apple, Technology, by AdamClark0421
A Chinese court rejected Apple’s claim to own the iPad trademark in China, which could stifle sales of the popular tablet in some Chinese cities. Apple has been butting heads with Proview Technology, which made an unsuccessful attempt to sell a tablet computer called I-Pad.
A Chinese court rejected Apple’s claim to own the iPad trademark in China, which could stifle sales of the popular tablet in some Chinese cities. Apple has been butting heads with Proview Technology, which made an unsuccessful attempt to sell a tablet computer called I-Pad.
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IPad Faces Trademark Trouble in China
On November 21, 2011, In Technology, by klamka13303
A new agreement between United States and Chinese government officials is aimed at reducing use of pirated software by government agencies in China. A lobbying group for the software industry applauded the agreement, but said the Chinese government still had much work to do.
A new agreement between United States and Chinese government officials is aimed at reducing use of pirated software by government agencies in China. A lobbying group for the software industry applauded the agreement, but said the Chinese government still had much work to do.
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A Forward Step on Piracy in China, Software Makers Say
On September 15, 2011, In Technology, by olibaba13
Global executives are confident in their ability to secure their information systems, but few are actually on top of their companies’ security issues, a PricewaterhouseCoopers survey found.
Global executives are confident in their ability to secure their information systems, but few are actually on top of their companies’ security issues, a PricewaterhouseCoopers survey found.
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Executives May Be Too Confident on Cybersecurity, Survey Finds
On September 10, 2011, In Technology, by mbanku
Google took the unusual step of warning Gmail users in Iran to “secure their accounts,” a week after an unidentified hacker generated fake Web site certificates that may have allowed the Iranian state to monitor communications by its citizens.
Google took the unusual step of warning Gmail users in Iran to “secure their accounts,” a week after an unidentified hacker generated fake Web site certificates that may have allowed the Iranian state to monitor communications by its citizens.
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Google Warns Users in Iran About Security Issue
On September 8, 2011, In Technology, by wordek13
Senator Richard Blumenthal introduced a bill that aimed to protect citizens’ personal information from online data breaches.
Senator Richard Blumenthal introduced a bill that aimed to protect citizens’ personal information from online data breaches.
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Senator Introduces Online Security Bill
On September 7, 2011, In Apple, Technology, by helobka23
Apple has posted a new position on its job board for a new “product security manager” to stop new iPhone prototypes from disappearing in bars.
Apple has posted a new position on its job board for a new “product security manager” to stop new iPhone prototypes from disappearing in bars.
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Apple Seeking Product Security Manager