Internet

//////

Guarding Without Guardians Bruce Schneier is concerned that without trust, society itself may be impossible
Copper at the Speed of Fiber? A new standard for faster DSL could bring better broadband to homes before fiber gets there
Faster Networks Seek Killer Apps Six U.S. cities link their networks to attract app developers
Cisco Bets on South Korean Smart City Songdo aims to be the most wired city on Earth
Building a Subversive Grassroots Network How Commotion Wireless plans to enable digital communication in the face of an Internet shutdown
Magnetic Tag Replicates When Cells Divide
Fri, February 10, 2012

Blog Post: Bell Biosystems claims to have done the impossible, wows crowd at Stanford’s StartX event

Guarding Without Guardians
Thu, February 09, 2012

Podcast: Bruce Schneier is concerned that without trust, society itself may be impossible

Hackers Eavesdrop on FBI Scotland Yard Conference Call Discussing Hackers
Mon, February 06, 2012

Blog Post: Ease of communication hacking once again exposed

Federal Agency Restricts Web Access Due to Virus
Fri, February 03, 2012

Blog Post: Economic Development Administration has been offline since 24 January

EU Proposes Robust New Online Privacy Law
Wed, February 01, 2012

Blog Post: The reform would enshrine right to be forgotten and mandate leak disclosure within 24 hours

Dream Jobs 2012: Web Guru for the Blind
February 2012

Article: IBM researcher Chieko Asakawa can’t see your website, but she can make it better

Spain Declares War on Online Pirates
February 2012

Article: A controversial anti-Internet-piracy law passes in Spain

Leading Companies Banding Together to Fight Phishing
Mon, January 30, 2012

Blog Post: Agree to use standard email authentication specification to make it harder on phishers

LightSquared’s GPS-Interference Controversy Comes to a Boil
February 2012

Article: Cellular wannabe can’t reach a deal with GPS community

Apple and Amazon’s New Battleground: Textbooks
Tue, January 24, 2012

Blog Post: iPads are still more expensive than printed books—but what about Kindles?

Next page »