CDT POLICY POST Volume 11, Number 16, June 30, 2005
A BRIEFING ON PUBLIC POLICY ISSUES AFFECTING CIVIL LIBERTIES ONLINE
from
THE CENTER FOR DEMOCRACY AND TECHNOLOGY
CONTENTS:
(1) Open CRS Web Site Shows Great Demand for Congressional Reports
(2) Background on Access to Congressional Research
E P I C A l e r t
Volume 12.12 June 16, 2005
PFIR Statement on Adult Content Regulations and Broader Impacts
( http://www.pfir.org/statements/adult-content-regulations )
July 1, 2005
- - -
The U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) has promulgated and is about to
begin enforcing a set of regulations known as 18 U.S.C. 2257
Congress Passes Fax Bill to Create EBR Exemption
June 29, 2005
By: Scott Hovanyetz
Senior Reporter
Congress passed a bill that would permanently allow an existing
business relationship exemption for commercial faxes, a victory for
business media and nonprofit organizations that say they need
Too much TV may hurt kids' learning
By Lindsey Tanner, AP Medical Writer | July 4, 2005
CHICAGO --Too much TV-watching can harm children's ability to learn
and even reduce their chances of getting a college degree, three new
studies suggest in the latest effort to examine the effects of
Harvard project to scan millions of medical files
By Gareth Cook, Globe Staff | July 3, 2005
Harvard scientists are building a powerful computer system that will
use artificial intelligence to scan the private medical files of 2.5
million people at local hospitals, as part of a
@LARGE
Saluting thumbs in perpetual motion
By Scott Kirsner | July 4, 2005
ESPN doesn't understand the excitement, and Fox Sports doesn't grasp
the inherent danger. The New England Sports Network simply can't
appreciate the technique and strategy.
That's why none of those channels carried
Apple Kicks Off iTunes Music Store Countdown to Half a Billion
Songs
- Jul 5, 2005 08:30 AM (PR Newswire)
Live 8 Performances Now Available on iTunes
CUPERTINO, Calif., July 5 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Apple(R)
(Nasdaq: AAPL) today kicked off its countdown to half a billion
Time for the next (really) big Internet idea
By Hiawatha Bray | July 4, 2005
If you still aren't paying any heed to the RSS revolution, perhaps
this will get your attention: $100 million.
That's the amount two Harvard guys plan to invest in new businesses
that use RSS. It's a healthy chunk
Rabble Lets Verizon Wireless Get It Now(R) Customers Join The
First Enhanced Mobile Blogging Network
- Jul 6, 2005 02:46 PM (PR Newswire)
Rabble Enables Verizon Wireless Customers to Create, Publish and
Share Media and Connect with Others Based on Proximity or Areas of
Interest
First Monday
Volume 10, Number 7
4 July 2005
Special Issue
http://firstmonday.org/issues/special10_7/
Special Issue: Music and the Internet
edited by David Beer
Introduction: Collecting the fragments of transformation
by David Beer
Tracking technological transformations
The Big Bumpy
July 7, 2005
Google Earth Thrills With Photos, Stunts, But How Practical Is It?
By WALTER S. MOSSBERG
It's good to have a healthy skepticism about the claims of the
hype-driven technology industry. But there are times when even a
hardened skeptic has to admit to amazement and delight at the
Dish Network's new DVR has some of TiVo's best features
Thursday, July 07, 2005
Bill Lammers
Plain Dealer Columnist
Audio-video enthusiasts thirsting for a variety of high-definition
television programming have found precious few watering holes along
the trek. For now, Dish Network's 942
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Wi-Fi cloaks a new breed of intruder
http://www.sptimes.com/2005/07/04/State/Wi_Fi_cloaks_a_new_br.shtml
Florida Man Charged For Stealing Wi-Fi
http://yro.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/07/07/1351258
Florida case raises questions about Wi-Fi mooching
Sex scene stirs up a fuss over Grand Theft Auto
By Hiawatha Bray, Globe Staff | July 9, 2005
Enough with the endless controversy over violence in video games.
Instead, let's talk about sex.
Raunchy, full-contact sex -- the sort of thing you'd see in a porn
movie, only with cartoonlike,
Online Data Gets Personal: Cell Phone Records for Sale
By Jonathan Krim
Washington Post Staff Writer
Friday, July 8, 2005; D01
They're not just after your credit card or Social Security numbers.
Fueled by the ease of online commerce, snoops are on the trail of
other personal information, too.
Allegations of Fake Research Hit New High
- Jul 9, 2005 06:32 PM (AP Online)
By MARTHA MENDOZA AP National Writer
Allegations of misconduct by U.S. researchers reached record highs
last year as the Department of Health and Human Services received 274
complaints _ 50 percent
State's online records pose risk
ID data accessible on deeds documents
By Joe Light, Globe Correspondent | June 23, 2005
Hackers uploaded a virus to siphon off credit card information from
CardSystems Solutions Inc. Thieves posed as legitimate businesses to
purchase personal information
TELEVISION REVIEW
AOL had the better show for viewers
By Joanna Weiss, Globe Staff | July 3, 2005
How much has the world changed in 20 years? Two decades ago, Live Aid
had earnest musicians and teeming crowds, novel collaborations and
enough serious rock to merit a day on the couch.
But
Podcasting Frequently Asked Questions
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Inside the big switch: the iPod and the future of Apple Computer
By Jon Hannibal Stokes
Sunday, July 10, 2005
If you've been following the Apple-to-Intel transition, you're going
to want to read this whole article. Why? Because I'm going to do
something that I almost never do: spill insider
Comcast Delivers New Ultra-Fast Speed Tiers - 8Mbps and 6Mbps
Comcast is Twice as Fast as DSL, Delivers Reliable Speed
PHILADELPHIA, July 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Comcast, the nation's Number
One broadband provider, today announced it is enhancing its
residential speed tiers, introducing new,
Microsoft Hardware is Coming Soon to a Living Room Near You
- Jul 12, 2005 09:00 AM (PR Newswire)
Getting in Touch with PC Entertainment is Now Easier, More Convenient and
More Fun
REDMOND, Wash., July 12 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Microsoft Corp.
(Nasdaq: MSFT) today announced that it
Where Is the Dial Tone? Asks Keynote Study of Internet Telephone
Service; First of Its Kind Ranking of Voice over IP (VoIP)
Quality Reveals Need for Considerable Improvement in Service
- Jul 12, 2005 08:01 AM (BusinessWire)
SAN MATEO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 12,
ADDING MULTIMEDIA Harman Kardon(R) Introduces Car Audio Solution for
the iPod(R); ''Drive + Play''(TM) Provides Uncompromised iPod Use and
Functionality on the Road
12 July 2005, 12:41pm ET
BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 12, 2005--Harman Kardon, a leading
provider of audio products for the
Apple Reports Third Quarter Results
- Jul 13, 2005 04:30 PM (PR Newswire)
Apple Delivers Record Revenue Earnings
CUPERTINO, Calif., July 13 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ Apple(R) today announced
financial results for its fiscal 2005 third quarter ended June 25, 2005,
reporting the highest
IPod Sales Give Apple 75% Jump in Revenue
By JOHN MARKOFF
July 14, 2005
SAN FRANCISCO, July 13 - Showing continued strong growth of its
popular iPod digital music player and impressive personal computer
sales in the United States, Apple Computer reported quarterly
earnings on Wednesday
For Surfers, a Roving Hot Spot That Shares
By JOHANNA JAINCHILL
July 14, 2005
When the Sunningdale Country Club in Scarsdale, N.Y., opened its
gates last week to a location shoot for The Sopranos, a new fixture
was on display in the mobile dressing rooms - a roving Wi-Fi hot spot.
With a
E P I C A l e r t
Volume 12.14 July 14, 2005
Internet Audio Craze Spurs a Land Grab
- Jul 14, 2005 05:42 PM (AP Online)
By GREG SANDOVAL AP Technology Writer
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- The runaway popularity of blogging, which has
turned everyday people into online news outlets, caught the media
establishment off guard. The
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For a fee, some blogs boost firms
Concerns raised on disclosure
By Jenn Abelson, Globe Staff | June 26, 2005
Jeff Cutler has never purchased anything from Dot Flowers, but you
might think otherwise, reading the Hingham resident's blog.
''No more driving to the corner to buy flowers and
XM's satellite radio network could get drafted for military use
By Brian Bergstein, AP Technology Writer | June 26, 2005
BOSTON --Customers of XM Satellite Radio Inc. aren't the only ones
who appreciate its digital quality and nationwide coverage. The U.S.
military might draft XM's service
Menino maps cellphone gaps
Cruising to learn if dead zones tied to minority areas
By Andrea Estes, Globe Staff | July 15, 2005
It is an aggravation of the age, the conversation-stopper that seems
always to include the phrase, ''You're breaking up. Cellphone dead
zones have irritated many, but
GLOBE EDITORIAL
Curbing cellphones
The Boston Globe
July 15, 2005
CELLPHONES PROVIDE people with an addictive freedom, to talk for
business or pleasure, anywhere and any time, but a study released
this week shows, finally, that they should not be used behind the
wheel of a car. The
More Shoes
There's More to the Apple/Intel Deal Than Even Bob Thought At First
By Robert X. Cringely
July 14, 2005
There's this expression, Waiting for the second shoe to drop. It
means that a first clue is often followed by a second clue that gives
more information about what's happening.
The Long Emergency
What's going to happen as we start running out of cheap gas to guzzle?
By JAMES HOWARD KUNSTLER
Mar 24, 2005
(Adapted from The Long Emergency, 2005, by James Howard Kunstler, and
reprinted with permission of the publisher, Grove/Atlantic, Inc.)
A few weeks ago, the price
Walt's Theme Park Vision Put Mouse Ears on America
The Anaheim attraction has cast a five-decade spell over our culture
and transformed the entertainment industry.
By Kimi Yoshino and Dave McKibben
Times Staff Writers
July 16, 2005
To build his dream theme park in Anaheim a half-century ago,
In her image
Lindsay. Nicole. Jessica. Rachel Zoe replicates her sense of style.
By Booth Moore
Times Staff Writer
July 16, 2005
At some point over the last few months, it began to feel like an
assembly line: Jessica Simpson, Nicole Richie, Lindsay Lohan
All of a sudden, you couldn't
Muzzling the Muppets
The Bush administration wants to force public broadcasting to toe the
Republican line
By TIM DICKINSON
Jul 14, 2005
Ken Tomlinson may be America's most accomplished propagandist. He got
his start as an intern for Fulton Lewis Jr., who ruled right-wing
radio when Rush
Finger Scanning At Disney Parks Causes Concern
POSTED: 5:12 pm EDT July 14, 2005
UPDATED: 10:47 am EDT July 15, 2005
ORLANDO, Fla. -- The addition of finger scanning technology at the
entrances of Walt Disney World theme parks for all visitors has
caused concern among privacy advocates,
A Pass on Privacy?
By CHRISTOPHER CALDWELL
July 17, 2005
Anyone making long drives this summer will notice a new dimension to
contemporary inequality: a widening gap between the users of
automatic toll-paying devices and those who pay cash. The E-ZPass
system, as it is called on the East
July 14, 2005
Despite Others' Claims, Tracking Cookies Fit My Spyware Definition
By WALTER S. MOSSBERG
Suppose you bought a TV set that included a component to track what
you watched, and then reported that data back to a company that used
or sold it for advertising purposes. Only nobody told
Podcasting: Can This New Medium Make Money?
Conservative commentator Rush Limbaugh and his nemesis, Al Franken,
are podcasting. As are ESPN, former MTV video jockey Adam Curry and
thousands of others. Podcasting, a way to broadcast audio over the
Internet, has become the latest web movement
Tune in Tomorrow for the Digital Living Room?
When Microsoft introduced its long-awaited Xbox 360 console on May 12
in an MTV special, its intentions went beyond just fun and games, The
company called the long-awaited product a future-generation game and
entertainment system. While Xbox 360
Sprint Enhances Sprint PCS Data Link(SM) Capabilities to Enable
Wireless Replacement of Wireline Data Access for Business
Locations
- Jul 18, 2005 07:00 AM (PR Newswire)
Capabilities of wireless and wireline networks enable Sprint to offer a
secure, converged, end-to-end
QUALCOMM's gpsOne(R) Enhanced Navigation Software Further
Improves Accuracy and Reduces Cost for Automotive and Pedestrian
Navigation in the Wireless Phone
- Jul 18, 2005 07:30 AM (PR Newswire)
- Integrated Solution Eliminates Need for Additional GPS Chips and Enables
Mass
TiVo Launches New Interactive Advertising Technology
- Jul 18, 2005 08:00 AM (PR Newswire)
General Motors and The WB Television Network are the First to Use TiVo's New
Advertising Features
ALVISO, Calif., July 18 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- TiVo Inc.
(Nasdaq: TIVO), the creator and
Radio YourWayLX AM/FM Radio Recorder
Imagine the ability to record your favorite radio programs such as AM
Talk Radio, Sports, News or Music and play those recordings back at a
more convenient time. Radio YourWay LX makes this possible! Set Radio
YourWay LX to record any station, any time,
TiVo Joins the Collection of Nation's Most Influential Inventions
- Jul 20, 2005 08:00 AM (PR Newswire)
United States Patent and Trademark Office Museum Honors Ideas
That Improve Lives
ALVISO, Calif., July 20 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Joining the
Citizens Bank is offering a free iPod mini or a free iPod shuffle
with the opening of a new Circle checking account between
July 13 and August 7. See a banker at a Citizens Bank branch for
details and terms.
Alternatives to the iPod include Home Depot, Best Buy, or
Sunoco gift cards.
Reply
U.S. Will Offer Doctors Free Electronic Records System
By GINA KOLATA
July 21, 2005
There is no one in medicine who does not consider it both crucial and
long overdue to have electronic records in doctor's offices and
hospitals.
With electronic files, patient records are not stuck on pieces
MSN Virtual Earth Gives People an Immersive Way to Search,
Discover and Explore Their World Online
- Jul 25, 2005 12:01 AM (PR Newswire)
Microsoft Location Finder Enables Wi-Fi-enabled Computer Users to
Determine Their Location and Quickly Access Local Knowledge and
Information
Now Playing on Apple's iTunes:
Adult-Oriented Podcasts
By VAUHINI VARA
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL ONLINE
July 22, 2005; Page B1
Now available for download through iTunes: raunchy sex banter, erotic
storytelling sessions and reviews of pornographic Web sites.
Last month, Apple Computer Inc.'s
Linksys Simplifies Wireless Network Setup and Security
- Jul 25, 2005 08:00 AM (PR Newswire)
Networking Leader Ships First Products With SecureEasySetup(TM) Feature
IRVINE, Calif., July 25 /PRNewswire/ -- Linksys(R), a Division of Cisco
Systems, Inc., the recognized leading provider
Linksys Debuts Wireless-G Travel Router
- Jul 25, 2005 08:00 AM (PR Newswire)
WTR54GS Makes It Easy to Create a More Secure Wireless Network
From Hotel Rooms or Coffee Houses
IRVINE, Calif., July 25 /PRNewswire/ -- Linksys(R), a Division of Cisco
Systems, Inc.,
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Court Decision In Internet Censorship Law (Nitke / Ashcroft)
Seth Finkelstein
25 July 2005
Nitke versus Ashcroft is a case challenging Internet censorship law,
involving issues of community standards and the Internet. I (Seth
Apple Unveils Faster iBooks
New iBook Line With Scrolling TrackPad Sudden Motion Sensor Starts
at Just $999
CUPERTINO, California-July 26, 2005-Apple today enhanced its
affordable iBook G4 line for consumers and education customers with
faster Power PC G4 processors running up to 1.42 GHz,
Verizon Communications Reports Second-Quarter Earnings of $2.1
Billion, With $18.6 Billion in Revenues
- Jul 26, 2005 07:25 AM (PR Newswire)
- http://finance.lycos.com/home/news/story.asp?story=50677649
Windows Genuine Advantage 1.0 Goes Live
- Jul 26, 2005 12:01 AM (PR Newswire)
Global anti-piracy initiative ensures software authenticity, performance and
support while providing ongoing system improvements.
REDMOND, Wash., July 26 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Microsoft
Motorola and Oakley Announce Launch of RAZRWIRE(TM) With Cingular
Wireless
- Jul 25, 2005 11:49 AM (PR Newswire)
- http://finance.lycos.com/home/news/story.asp?story=50663197
Motorola Showcases New 'Whoa' Products, Partnerships and
Technologies for Second Half '05
Critic's Notebook
Watch Me Do This and That Online
By SARAH BOXER
July 25, 2005
Can you vlog a dead horse? Only if you make a video of it and post it
on the Web.
After blogging came photo blogging and then, suddenly last year,
video blogging. Video bloggers, also known as vloggers, are
A Dark Night and Then, 'Is That an Aircraft in Front of Us?'
By MATTHEW L. WALD
July 26, 2005
WASHINGTON, July 25 - With his plane hurtling down a Kennedy
International Airport runway at nearly 100 miles per hour, the first
officer of a DC-8 cargo jet looked ahead through the darkness and
HP to Stop Reselling iPod Music Player
- Jul 29, 2005 04:24 PM (AP Online)
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) -- Hewlett-Packard Co. decided Friday to stop
reselling Apple Computer Inc.'s popular iPod digital music players in
September, ending a high-profile deal that combined two of Silicon
Hackers Tinker With Microsoft Program
- Jul 29, 2005 08:03 PM (AP Online)
SEATTLE (AP) -- Days after Microsoft Corp. launched a new anti-piracy
program, hackers have found a way to get around it.
The software company's new program, called Windows Genuine Advantage,
requires
It's not the cell phone - it's the brain
Drivers overloaded, researchers warn
By Mariana Minaya
Sun Staff
Originally published July 22, 2005
Think twice about answering your cell phone while you're behind the
wheel - even if it's a hands-free model. Scientists now say there's
evidence our
ITunes Mints Podcasting Stars
By Steve Friess
02:00 AM Jul. 18, 2005 PT
Self-proclaimed tech geek Brian Reid got an MP3 player for Christmas
and decided after fiddling with it for a while to start a little
podcast called Sex Talk that focused on one of his passions: gender
issues.
The
Google Growth Yields Privacy Fear
Associated Press
02:22 PM Jul. 17, 2005 PT
Google is at once a powerful search engine and a growing e-mail
provider. It runs a blogging service, makes software to speed web
traffic and has ambitions to become a digital library. And it is
developing a
Big Brother Wants to Be Diet Cop
Associated Press
01:59 PM Jul. 25, 2005 PT
At least half a million New Yorkers have diabetes, many of them at
risk for blindness, kidney failure, amputations and heart problems
because they are doing a poor job of controlling their illness. The
question is,
Privacy Guru Locks Down VOIP
By Kim Zetter
10:20 AM Jul. 26, 2005 PT
First there was PGP e-mail. Then there was PGPfone for modems. Now
Phil Zimmermann, creator of the wildly popular Pretty Good Privacy
e-mail encryption program, is debuting his new project, which he
hopes will do for
A Hacker Games the Hotel
By Kim Zetter
09:14 AM Jul. 30, 2005 PT
A vulnerability in many hotel television infrared systems can allow a
hacker to obtain guests' names and their room numbers from the
billing system.
It can also let someone read the e-mail of guests who use web mail
through
Use of a Mysterious Cookie
Irks Some Internet Users
By DAVID KESMODEL
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL ONLINE
July 29, 2005
Earlier this summer, Uno Bloom, a songwriter in Brentwood, Tenn.,
noticed that his home computer appeared to be slowing down. He
searched the files on his hard drive in an effort
iFM
Radio, Remote, and Recorder for iPod.
iFM integrates FM radio tuning, recording and remote control
functionality to the iPod, all in a tiny aluminum enclosure. With the
flip of a switch users can now switch seamlessly between controlling
their music library and listening to their favorite
Travel Site Beams Up 'Next' Trekker
SideStep Campaign Features
Patrick Stewart to Challenge
Priceline Pitchman Shatner
By ANNELENA LOBB
Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
July 26, 2005; Page A18
In the online travel world, one of the biggest battles for new
customers has come down to
Internet Ad Pioneer Now Shunning Pop-Ups
- Jul 31, 2005 06:57 PM (AP Online)
By ANICK JESDANUN AP Internet Writer
NEW YORK (AP) -- A pioneer of software that tailors pop-up ads to
Internet users' browsing habits is beginning to shun a practice that
has invited much derision and
Web Audio Book Leader Faces Competition
- Jul 31, 2005 06:16 PM (AP Online)
By JEFFREY GOLD AP Business Writer
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) -- Mary Lou Kalbow started listening to books while
driving a five-hour rural postal route in Minnesota about five years
ago. Now she downloads titles
Parking Meters Get Smarter
Wireless Technology Turns Old-Fashioned Coin-Operated Device Into a
Sophisticated Tool for Catching Scofflaws and Raising Cash
By CHRISTOPHER CONKEY
Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
June 30, 2005; Page B1
Technology is taking much of the fun out of finding
July 27, 2005
Comparison Shopping
By WALTER S. MOSSBERG
While the online shopping business continues to attract new
customers, few shoppers are about to completely forgo trips to the
mall anytime soon. But shopping online has one advantage that
physical shopping has lacked: With a few
July 20, 2005
Making Your Own Coffee-Table Book
By WALTER S. MOSSBERG
Four years ago, a small New York company called MyPublisher
introduced a new way to display digital photos in a tangible,
professional-looking manner -- factory-bound, but relatively
inexpensive, hardcover photo books. To
Workstation security: Lock down that Mac
Advice by Ryan Faas
JULY 27, 2005 (COMPUTERWORLD) - Security should always be on the mind
of a systems administrator. It should be part of how you build
workstation images, how you configure servers, the access you grant
to users and the choices you
Apple to add Trusted Computing to the new kernel?
Cory Doctorow
July 31, 2005
People working with early versions of the forthcoming Intel-based
MacOS X operating system have discovered that Apple's new kernel
makes use of Intel's Trusted Computing hardware. If this feature
appears in a
TiVo Extends Digital Video Recording Service to National Cable
Television Cooperative Members
- Aug 1, 2005 11:00 AM (PR Newswire)
Agreement Brings TiVo Service to a Broader Base of Cable Consumers
Benton Cablevision First System to Deploy TiVo Service to Subscribers
Apple Introduces Mighty Mouse
- Aug 2, 2005 08:30 AM (PR Newswire)
New Multi-Button Mouse Features Innovative Scroll Ball
CUPERTINO, Calif., Aug. 2 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Apple(R) today
introduced Mighty Mouse, its next generation mouse with several innovative new
features that
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Tracks of my tears
The death knell is sounding for the long-player in the age of the iPod
Natalie Hanman
Wednesday July 20, 2005
The Guardian
British music's biggest hit these days is also its biggest threat.
For while recording industry bosses were heaving a sigh of relief
last week
One-man band
One-man band Podcasting might still be young, but a UK scene is
emerging fast. Ken Young reports
Thursday July 21, 2005
The Guardian
Just when you thought you were getting used to the blogging
phenomenon, along comes podcasting - a kind of audio equivalent. A
podcast is,
Tuning into the times
Mobile phones could soon feature up to 10 radios, delivering a host
of services. But the industry must ensure it doesn't frustrate
consumers. By Peter Judge
Thursday July 14, 2005
The Guardian
Most mobile phones already have at least two radios inside them,
and some
Feeding the iPod frenzy
A plethora of accessories for the iPod has hit the market. Here,
Natalie Hanman records her top 10
Thursday July 14, 2005
The Guardian
Apple calls it the iPod economy. The hundreds of accessories that
can be bought to adorn and adapt your white icon are driving a
Comcast Reports Second Quarter 2005 Results
- Aug 2, 2005 07:00 AM (PR Newswire)
Revenue Increased 10.5% to $5.6 Billion
Operating Income Increased 23.2% to $1.0 Billion
Operating Cash Flow Increased 13.2% to $2.2 Billion
20th Consecutive
Analysts: ATMs Highly Vulnerable to Fraud
- Aug 2, 2005 02:30 PM (AP Online)
By BRIAN BERGSTEIN AP Technology Writer
BOSTON (AP) -- By failing to scan security codes in the magnetic
strips on ATM and debit cards, many banks are letting thieves get
away with an increasingly common
Humax DRT400 DVD Recorder With TiVo Breaks $300 Price Point After
$100 Instant Summer Savings Offer
- Aug 3, 2005 09:00 AM (PR Newswire)
IRVINE, Calif., Aug. 3 /PRNewswire/ -- Humax USA, the Easy-Digital
company, in partnership with TiVo Inc. (Nasdaq: TIVO), the creator of and a
Apple's New Mouse Is Not as Mighty As Rival's Magnifier
By WALTER S. MOSSBERG
August 4, 2005
Apple Computer is the design champion of the computer world. But the
company has had one blind spot: the mouse. From January 1983, when it
introduced the industry's first mouse, through last month,
Apple's Tiger vs. Windows Vista: Who Comes Out Ahead?
By John Rizzo
July 31, 2005
When Windows Vista ships in late 2006, Windows will mimic many
features of Apple's Tiger and go beyond it.
But while Microsoft introduces the world to Vista, Apple is keeping
mum about its next version of Mac
Yahoo! Search Debuts Audio Search, the Largest Audio Index on the
Web Today; Offers Users the Most Extensive and Open Audio Index
on the Web With More Than 50 Million Audio Files Including Music
Downloads, Podcasts, Spoken Word and More
- Aug 4, 2005 08:00 AM
Princeton University goes digital - the wrong way
http://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=4658
We admire Princeton not only for its beautiful campus and its myriad
of creative minds, but also for its courage to embrace new
technologies. Starting in the fall semester, the
Terrorists Turn to the Web as Base of Operations
By Steve Coll and Susan B. Glasser
Washington Post Staff Writers
Sunday, August 7, 2005; A01
In the snow-draped mountains near Jalalabad in November 2001, as the
Taliban collapsed and al Qaeda lost its Afghan sanctuary, Osama bin
Laden
The Wired Are A Rude Bunch
Fahmida Y. Rashid, 07.28.05, 6:00 AM ET
Americans may be getting ruder as they get more wired.
While technology, such as cell phones, e-mail and instant messaging,
have in many ways made life easier, these same devices may make users
lazy and oblivious to their
Europe Zips Lips; U.S. Sells ZIPs
By ERIC DASH
August 7, 2005
IF the information is not already missing, 2005 might be recorded in
the databanks of history as the year of the consumer privacy breach.
So far, American companies including financial services giants like
Bank of America, Citigroup
Bogus Homeland Alerts Hit the Air
By Kevin Poulsen
02:00 AM Aug. 01, 2005 PT
As if Florida didn't have enough to worry about this hurricane
season, some residents of the Sunshine State were alerted to a
nonexistent radiological emergency last Wednesday after a National
Weather Service
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