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Optimize the Virtual Environment without Draining Your Resources
Today's virtual environments need specialized optimization routines to prevent resource conflicts. Learn how V-locity 3 Virtual Platform Disk Optimizer can optimize your virtual environment...
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IBM tool 'reads' Web video for blind
Open-source Web browser tool for the visually impaired enables interaction with multimedia.
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Domain names bounce back
After a long decline, with VeriSign losing more than 4 million names since the beginning of this year alone, the number of domain names is on the rise once more. The number of domain names...
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Librarians targeted in latest copyright battles
Now that the high-stakes battle over copyrights has moved beyond music and movies to books, librarians are finding themselves the subject of rhetoric usually reserved for terrorists or...
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Welcome to the gated Web
The digital nirvana once envisioned for the Web is fading as more companies attempt to require payment for content and services. Is this trend leading to a segregation of information?
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Avant strikes plea deal in trade secret case
Facing a long criminal trial and up to 11 years in prison if convicted, Avant CEO Gerald Hsu and other employees plead no contest to charges that they stole trade secrets from rival Cadence Design...
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Filters face free-speech test
A new federal law will force public libraries to filter Internet content against their will or risk losing federal funds, but free-speech advocates are fighting back.
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Carnivore, cybercrime take prime time
Computers Freedom and Privacy Conference 2001 promises fireworks with debates over recent developments in Internet policy and civil liberties.
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Napster rivals say 'nyet' to filters
At least for now. Analysts say music-swapping clones will first try to cash in on the extra traffic from people who are blocked from accessing songs on Napster.
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Patently bad? Tech copycats may catch a break
The case 'Festo v. Shoketsu Kinzoku Koygo Kabushiki' may not sound high-tech, but it could make it a whole lot easier to crank out copycat products without infringing patents. Industry...
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Aimster: Wouldn't swap spots with Napster
The alternative file-swapping network is aiming to avoid Napster's legal woes by trying, among other things, to force the music industry to break the law if it monitors trading.
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DOJ rips hackers, '2600' mag in DVD-cracking flap
Uncle Sam is siding with the movie industry in a case that prevents a magazine from posting and linking to software that makes it possible to decrypt DVD security. In a filing submitted to the 2nd...
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Judge blows the whistle on eReferee
A federal judge says that Referee magazine holds the rights to the name 'referee' and the Web site must stop using that name in all their domains.
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Future of Business 2.0 in doubt as Future Network cuts back
The publisher will cut 350 jobs, close some publications and explore future options for Business 2.0.
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Napster order: Patrol yourself
An appeals court orders Napster to police its networks to prevent copyright violations. But even technology has its limits. To comply, the company must control tens of millions of users on a...
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California prisoners: You haven't got e-mail
Civil rights advocates denounce an appeals court prohibition on e-mail for maximum security inmates. Prison officials say security is at stake.
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iVillage acquires Women.com for $47 million
The leading Web sites for women hope to overcome sagging share prices and declining ad revenues by joining forces.
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Juno's money-making scheme has watchdogs all shook up
The supercomputer project has both consumer advocates worried that subscribers' computers will be vulnerable to all kinds of mischief--including snooping by third parties.
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Finally! Access your VPN remotely without a laptop
Starting Thursday, subscribers to Expertcity's GoToMyPC will be able to access files on their main computer from any other machine by visiting the company's Web site.
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Techies tell Uncle Sam to get a digital clue
Trying to avert a mishmash of state laws, a major trade group urges Congress and the Bush administration to make tech a priority.
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Bolster tech education--or suffer security risks
A congressional panel warns of an imminent national security problem for the United States if the technology educational system isn't revamped--and fast.
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