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Jul
3rd

Advertising Guidelines To Enhance Privacy on the Web

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The nation’s largest media and marketing trade associations introduced a set of self-regulatory principles on Thursday to enhance privacy protection for consumers surfing the Web. Among other things, advertisers and Web sites will be required to clearly inform consumers about the data-collection practices they use.


Jul
3rd

Teen Releases First Jailbreak App for iPhone 3GS

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The first jailbreak application for Apple’s new iPhone 3GS has been made available just two weeks after the iPhone debuted. George Hotz, a 19-year-old Google employee originally from New Jersey, created the application. Jailbreaking the iPhone 3GS allows a user to install any programs directly onto the iPhone, including applications that are not from Apple


Jul
3rd

China Testing Mac Version of Green Dam Web Filter

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Despite the delay in China’s requirement to install Green Dam Web-filtering software on all new PCs, the controversy is not dead. PC makers are including the software with new PCs even though the July 1 deadline has been postponed indefinitely. On Thursday, China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology told China Daily that the mandate has not been canceled, only delayed.


Jul
3rd

MySpace Cyberbullying Conviction Reversed, for Now

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On Thursday, a federal judge threw out the conviction of Lori Drew for her part in a MySpace ruse that ended with a 13-year-old girl committing suicide.


Jul
3rd

Cyberspace Shapes Up To Be Next Battleground

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Congressional computers have been penetrated, probably by the Chinese. The avionics system of the F-22 fighter may be compromised


Jul
3rd

China Learns Its Limits in Pullback on Web Filter

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When China’s authoritarian leaders are on top of their game, they can make awesome feats look breathlessly easy, lacing the coasts with bullet trains, throwing up vast airports seemingly overnight, plopping scores of power plants on the landscape like some giant farmer setting out rice shoots. When they are off their game, it becomes apparent that managing a billion-plus people is not easy at all, even with near-absolute power.


Jul
3rd

Creating Order from Chaos with Evernote

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When he parks his car, author Timothy Ferriss snaps a photo of the nearest cross streets with his camera phone. In business meetings, he’ll often take pictures of sketches and notes made on a whiteboard


Jul
3rd

Google vs. Bing: Bing Holds Its Own in Search-Off

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Talk about an iron grip on search. To research this column comparing Google’s venerable search engine with Microsoft’s upstart Bing, I Googled “Bing versus Google.” It didn’t even occur to me to Bing the search. In a nutshell, that’s Microsoft’s problem.


Jul
3rd

PC Makers Voluntarily Supply Web Filter in China

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Several PC makers were including controversial Internet-filtering software with computers shipped in China on Thursday despite a government decision to postpone its plan to make such a step mandatory. Beijing’s decision this week to delay the requirement that the filtering software — known as Green Dam — be pre-installed or supplied on disk with all computers sold in China averted a possible trade clash with the United States and Europe


Jul
3rd

Biden Announces Rural Broadband Funding in Pa.

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Vice President Joe Biden outlined a $4.7 billion loan and grant program Wednesday to develop the infrastructure needed to deliver broadband, or high-speed, Internet access to areas that are underserved or without access. America lags behind more than a dozen other countries in terms of Internet access and that has to change, Biden told about 200 people at Seneca High School, about 12 miles east of Erie.