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US punters tune into online TV

US punters tune into online TV

Convenience and avoiding ads cited as top reasons.
Robert Jaques Oct 26 2006 9:55AM Networking
Google Earth offers US election info

Google Earth offers US election info

Software update lets users view over 400 races.
Shaun Nichols Oct 25 2006 8:42AM Software
Spamhaus appeals US shutdown ruling

Spamhaus appeals US shutdown ruling

Anti-spam organisation hires US lawyers to fight its case.
Shaun Nichols Oct 19 2006 10:01AM Security
US surfers drive Web traffic surge

US surfers drive Web traffic surge

TV, sports and news sites top the league for September.
Will Head Oct 18 2006 8:52AM Software
US internet 'highly resilient' to terror attack

US internet 'highly resilient' to terror attack

Simulation shows resilience even if key nodes were knocked out.
Robert Jaques Oct 4 2006 10:06AM Security
US experts launch VoIP security partnership

US experts launch VoIP security partnership

ISS, BellSouth and Georgia Tech Information Security Centre join forces.
Robert Jaques Sep 29 2006 10:03AM Security
IBM tackles US patent chaos

IBM tackles US patent chaos

Big Blue promotes transparent applications.
Andrew Charlesworth Sep 29 2006 10:03AM Software
US boffins build paper-thin plastic battery

US boffins build paper-thin plastic battery

Hybrid device combines advantages of capacitors and alkaline batteries.
Shaun Nichols Sep 21 2006 9:58AM Hardware
US boffins tap nature to solve energy crisis

US boffins tap nature to solve energy crisis

Green electricity on a very small scale.
Robert Jaques Sep 20 2006 9:49AM Oddware
China chip growth outpacing the US

China chip growth outpacing the US

Spending on chip making equipment passes US$2b a year.
Simon Burns Sep 13 2006 10:09AM Hardware
US consumers vulnerable to ID theft

US consumers vulnerable to ID theft

Ignorance making US citizens a soft target for identity thieves.
Clement James Sep 12 2006 9:52AM Security
WiMax ready to go national in the US

WiMax ready to go national in the US

More choice of mobile networks for surfers.
Andrew Charlesworth Sep 12 2006 9:52AM Telco/ISP
The Month: US Senate ratifies Convention on Cybercrime

The Month: US Senate ratifies Convention on Cybercrime

The US Senate has ratified the international Convention on Cybercrime, bringing the long-running treaty discussion one step nearer reality.
Staff Writers Sep 4 2006 3:56PM Security
US department learns lessons from laptop theft

US department learns lessons from laptop theft

Encryption to protect veterans' data.
Andrew Charlesworth Aug 30 2006 9:55AM Security
US regulator nabs pump-and-dump share spammers

US regulator nabs pump-and-dump share spammers

Married couple accused of making US$1m through email scam.
Robert Jaques Aug 22 2006 10:22AM Security
Sarbox hurting US stock exchanges

Sarbox hurting US stock exchanges

The American Stock Exchange chief has come out criticising post-Enron rules, claiming the rules make it hard for smaller companies accessing US capital markets.
Staff Writers Aug 2 2006 9:29AM Strategy
Senate told U.S. unprepared for cyberattack

Senate told U.S. unprepared for cyberattack

The United States is not sufficiently prepared for a large-scale cyberattack that could lead to considerable internet commerce disruptions, a State Farm Insurance strategic consultant told a U.S. Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs subcommittee Friday.
Dan Kaplan Jul 31 2006 5:03PM Security
U.S. still top spam producer, study says

U.S. still top spam producer, study says

The tide may be turning – for the worse - in the war against spam email, according to one recent vendor study.
Frank Washkuch Jul 24 2006 6:52PM Security
Software pirates jailed in the US

Software pirates jailed in the US

The US Department of Justice has announced that two US-based software pirates were successfully prosecuted and sentenced to a total of 21 months in prison.
Robert Jaques Jul 3 2006 9:20AM Software
SSNs, names of more than 30,000 U.S. Navy enlistees compromised

SSNs, names of more than 30,000 U.S. Navy enlistees compromised

The personal information of about 28,000 U.S. Navy sailors and their family members was posted on a public website this month, the military branch said in a statement.
Dan Kaplan Jun 26 2006 10:15PM Security

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