NYC judge expresses doubts as he asks about Google's plans for online library Breitbart Larry Neumeister, Tom Hays, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK - A judge Thursday questioned whether Google and lawyers for authors and publishers went too far when they struck a deal that would let the gigantic search engine make money presiding over the world's largest digital library. | U.S. District ...
How to Avoid Becoming a Victim of Olympics Cyber Crime The Examiner | As the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games kick off emails from cyber criminals attempting to use the Olympics to spread malware and stage targeted attacks. Here are two examples of fraudulent email with the subject: | “Information and resources to help you travel during the Vancouver 2010 Winter G...
New cell phone bugging software: Your calls, location, texts compromised The Examiner | Screen Shots Vervata.com | You've seen it in the spy movies and in the high - tech world of Counter Terrorism TV shows. The three letter federal agencies have employed this surveillance software under the banner of Counter Terrorism Enforcement...
Report: Cost of Internet scams more than doubled in '09 The Dallas Morning News | Online scammers are getting more sophisticated and, as a result, a lot wealthier. | The amount of money Americans lost to Internet-based scams and fraud soared to $559.7 million last year, more than double the figure for 2008, according to a new re...
Cost of Internet scams more than doubled in '09, report says The Dallas Morning News | Online scammers are getting more sophisticated and, as a result, a lot wealthier. | The amount of money Americans lost to Internet-based scams and fraud soared to $559.7 million last year, more than double the figure for 2008, according to a new re...
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Cyber-bullying cases put heat on Google, Facebook The Times Of India LOS ANGELES: The Internet was built on freedom of expression. Society wants someone held accountable when that freedom is abused. And major Internet companies like Google and Faceb...
US Airways fined over pricing on Web site Philadelphia Daily News | By Linda Loyd | INQUIRER STAFF WRITER | US Airways Group Inc. was fined $40,000 today by the U.S. Department of Transportation for not disclosing full ticket prices on its Web si...
White House tweeting spreads president's message The News & Observer | WASHINGTON -- (pound sign)wanttospinWHreporters? | If you're PressSec - White House press secretary Robert Gibbs' username on Twitter - you join the powerful social media platfor...
Pink Floyd Wins Battle With EMI Over Online Sales Huffington Post | LONDON — Album lovers may rejoice a little at last: a British court says Pink Floyd, purveyor of iTunes-unfriendly concept records, cannot be unbundled. | The High Court ruled Thursday that record label EMI Group Ltd. can't sell Pink Floyd tr...
Attorney: Author Apologizes For Ominous Web Post Hartford Courant NEW HAVEN — - The author of an ominous online posting has apologized to the attorney of one of the men accused of killing a woman and her two daughters, but it is unclear whether police will charge the man with a crime. | New Haven Public Defen...
Pink Floyd wins battle with EMI over online sales The Guardian | JILL LAWLESS | Associated Press Writer= LONDON (AP) — Album lovers may rejoice a little at last: a British court says Pink Floyd, purveyor of iTunes-unfriendly concept records, cannot be unbundled. | The High Court ruled Thursday that record labe...
China persuades Google to stay back The Times Of India BEIJING: China on Saturday announced a sharp increase in the number of Internet users. The timing of the announcement suggests Beijing is trying to persuade Google to stay and give up plans to pull out its Chinese version from the country. | "There is no sense blowing things out of proportion and turning a business issue into a political or diploma...
Google, China continue Internet censorship battle The Columbus Dispatch | BEIJING - One of China's top Internet regulators bluntly warned yesterday that any move by Google to stop censoring its Chinese search engine would be "irresponsible" and would draw a response from the Beijing government. | The statement by Li Yizhong, China's minister of industry and information technology, followed a statement on Wednesday by G...
