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Robotics con at University of Sydney
Computing the Future Symposium envisions robots everywhere.
Technology the answer for northern border patrol
US-Canada border too long, rugged for additional border cops to make a difference, officials say.
School program heads to outer space
An unique new program designed to help educators inspire student interest in technical or scientific careers opened at Florida's Kennedy Space Center this month.
Flying teachers team with NOAA for hurricane book
"We must inform our children about the importance of hurricane safety and awareness so that they can, in turn, help educate their families," says author Diane Stanitski.
Boeing's airborne Net cleared for takeoff
The FCC awards Boeing a license for Connexion, the airplane maker's in-flight Internet and e-mail service. The Sept. 11 attacks are a factor in the setting of a launch date.
Fare deal overwhelms Virgin Blue
SYDNEY--Virgin Blue's Web site fell over under traffic loads seven times its normal volume as a flood of people attempted to capitalize on the Australian airline's $2.53 Internet airfare sale.
Americawest.com offers reduced fares
America West Airlines has marked its return to Washington National Airport by offering an Internet fare sale, the company said Monday. Closed after the Sept.
CMGI chief cuts salary to $1
CMGI Chief Executive David Wetherell is taking a significant pay cut for 2002, slashing his annual salary from $530,000 to $1.The cut is "in recognition of the company's current state of unprofitability," according to a document filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Expedia swoops past fee cuts
For the second time, the online travel agency has managed to sidestep losing fees from airlines that say they have stopped paying commissions on Internet fares.