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A checklist for protecting personal data

Bill Gates - tech titan or tyrant?

Dragon lets you talk

Eight iPod alternatives

The good and bad Of Web 2.0 tools

The MySpace dilemma

Congress blasts Homeland Security for security breaches

Google broadens pay-per-action ad Beta

Microsoft search compromise could hinder innovation

United Airlines works to return flights after computer glitch

Microsoft remedies health plans with free SOA framework

Microsoft adds Web 2.0 enhancements to SharePoint

Monday, 25th June 2007

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	A checklist for protecting personal data
	Bill Gates - tech titan or tyrant?
	Dragon lets you talk
	Eight iPod alternatives
	The good and bad Of Web 2.0 tools
	The MySpace dilemma
	Congress blasts Homeland Security for security breaches
	Google broadens pay-per-action ad Beta
	Microsoft search compromise could hinder innovation
	United Airlines works to return flights after computer glitch
	Microsoft remedies health plans with free SOA framework
	Microsoft adds Web 2.0 enhancements to SharePoint

Microsoft's co-founder and chairman has been a polarising figure in the computer industry. As he eases out of day-to-day management, the debate begins on how he will be remembered?

The anonymity and anything-goes nature of the Internet is a lure for sexual predators. We need to reconcile this with our children's growing passion for online social networking.

The incidents involving the loss of sensitive personal data are getting laughable; here's a list of dos and don'ts that your organisation needs to keep in mind.

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A checklist for protecting personal data
The incidents involving the loss of sensitive personal data are getting laughable; here's a list of dos and don'ts that your organization needs to keep in mind.
By John Soat

Applications

Bill Gates - tech titan or tyrant?
Microsoft's co-founder and chairman has been a polarizing figure in the computer industry. As he eases out of day-to-day management, the debate begins on how he will be remembered.
By John Foley

Applications

Dragon lets you talk
The latest version of Dragon NaturallySpeaking offers excellent voice-recognition features for those who can't, or don't want to, use their keyboard.
By Staff writers

Convergence

Eight iPod alternatives
iPods are the market leaders in media players today -- but are they necessarily better than their competitors? We look at 8 iPod alternatives and decide whether you should go Apple or not.
By Staff writers

Internet

The good and bad Of Web 2.0 tools
It once bet its collaboration strategy on Microsoft tools. It's expanded to consider more Web 2.0 tools, but getting them implemented and used is far from easy.
By J. Nicholas

Internet

The MySpace dilemma
The anonymity and anything-goes nature of the Internet is a lure for sexual predators. We need to reconcile this with our children's growing passion for online social networking.
By Alice LaPlante

Security

Congress blasts Homeland Security for security breaches
With testimony about 844 "cybersecurity incidents" in two-year span at Department of Homeland Security, one congressman asks why its CIO still has his job.
By Sharon Gaudin

IT Services

Google broadens pay-per-action ad Beta
Advertisers currently in the beta test should see an alert in their AdWords account informing them that they can create PPA ad campaigns.
By Thomas Claburn

Applications

Microsoft search compromise could hinder innovation
GLOBAL - An antitrust complaint filed by Google is forcing Microsoft to change the way its Windows Vista operating system handles desktop search queries... and perhaps its future.
By Thomas Claburn

Hardware

United Airlines works to return flights after computer glitch
USA - The computer that failed measures the weight of an airplane before departure. As a result, United planes were unable to take off during the incident.
By W. David Gardner

Applications

Microsoft remedies health plans with free SOA framework
The new service-oriented architecture can help health plans interconnect legacy systems without having to develop new interfaces for each connection, the company said..
By Marianne Kolbasuk McGee

Applications

Microsoft adds Web 2.0 enhancements to SharePoint
GLOBAL - Microsoft is unveiling a series of upgrades and additions to SharePoint that it believes will appeal to business users as well as to individual consumers.
By W. David Gardner