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Why killer apps are killing me
Software makers are getting away with murder.
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Hacker tool takes on Web censorship
Peekabooty is a dart aimed at the heart of those seeking to block information access on the Web. In other words, Peekabooty: Coming soon to a tyranny near you.
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The mixture of hacker and activist is a myth
'Hacktivism' has become a pseudo-politically hip moniker for the activities of apolitical teenage miscreants.
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Is there any hope for broadband?
The Baby Bells have already cannibalized their siblings...are consumers next?
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FCC inks 'indecent' document
It's taken the federal content cops six-and-a-half years to write the federal guidelines defining what material is or isn't ready for prime time. And if you think you know the difference, you're,...
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The privacy blitz is coming
Are you ready for the privacy blitz?
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Digital TV snowed in by 'Napster factor'
Broadcasters are hestitating to make major commitments to digital broadcasting--fearing their programming will be stored, stolen and streamed.
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Privacy groups to Congress: Get your act together
There's been lots of rhetoric and 100 bills have been filed but no real action yet, so privacy groups are urging lawmakers to sign a privacy pledge.
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Will Ashcroft spur Net censorship?
Attorney General nominee John Ashcroft's views will likely embolden Internet censorship zealots. Gear up, free speech advocates, we're in for trench warfare.
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Shootout at the AOL-TW corral
Anyone that truly believes that AOL-TW will sit back and relinquish their networks without a fight is sorely misguided.
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Analysis: Is privacy dead?
Can privacy survive in the digital age? Only if netizens willingly relinquish their rights.
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Gates' secret plan to save the world
Here's how Bill Gates could make the holiday season awesomely bright.
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Dirt in the domain name game
WASHINGTON -- The global land rush for control of new Internet domains that will compete in dot-com space is beginning to take on the familiar stink of the Olympic games site selection scandal. A...
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FBI's Carnivore hunts in a pack
Declassified documents reveal details about the e-mail snoop program.
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MS slams DOJ over delay debate
The DOJ asks for a full court press to keep Microsoft from going into a stall. But MS says it needs five months to prepare for its appeal.
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Citizens vote 'no' on Net elections
Most Americans would like access to more government services online, a new survey shows. But they draw the line at online elections.
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Citizens vote 'no' on Net elections
A majority of Americans believe moving government functions online will increase their ability to interact with government leaders, hold public officials more accountable and believe tax dollars...
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Study: Net growth takes a bump
Half of all adults in the U.S. don't have Net access -- and most of them don't care. But age and income stats show the boom may resume.
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MSN billing glitch overcharges users
A computer snafu causes subscribers of the Microsoft service to be overcharged hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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A kinder, gentler Carnivore?
The FBI's controversial e-mail monitoring system will get a new -- presumably less bloodthirsty -- name as the DOJ moves toward an independent privacy review.
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