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On June 20, Oracle Chairman Charles Phillips officially introduced plans to support customers and partners in easily controlling, securing and managing a large number of…
Although not yet fully defined, many of the contents of this industry have been affirming their position in reality. However, choosing online games, online health care o…
Opera 9 browser has been tested in April 2006 with a lot of features designed to increase web browsing efficiency, enhance security and bring greater control over approv…
Security company Sophos has issued a warning about a new scam on the Internet impersonating a Coca Cola beverage advertising campaign. The purpose of this scam is to col…
eBay is about to announce a keyword-based advertising system for people who put products on this popular online auction website. EBay AdContext service will help promote…
According to a recent study, more than half of today's Internet users are not excited to participate in online activities, but they only read the information posted to t…
Webaroo company in Seattle (USA) has introduced a new free service, allowing users of laptops and PDAs to access offline (Internet) content.
The newly approved digital rights management (DRM) technology does not allow customers to use the video player in the next generation DVD format to share content. Manufa…
Yesterday afternoon, March 22, 2006, in Singapore, Yahoo! Inc, the world's leading provider of Internet content, organized a press conference to officially announce the…
France is drafting a law that forces Apple Computer to open iTunes online music service to allow users to download songs and listen to them on different devices, instead…
Razorback2, among eDonkey's largest peer-to-peer systems and currently attracting more than 3 million users, was shut down after a surprise inspection by Belgian and Swi…
IBM has published the content of the 2005 Global Business Security Index report and makes predictions about potential cyber threats that will likely happen in 2006. IBM…
Frieda Brioschi is an expert in computer programming in Arcore (Italy), but she still spends more than 25 hours a week editing content in this free online encyclopedia v…