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'Internet family' moves into shop window
News On Monday, four people who auditioned to spend a week living behind the shop windows at Harrods as part of the 'LG Internet Family' event began their week observed by passers-by in Knightsbridge and Web-cam viewers on the Internet.
[May 20, 2002, 13:12]
Wallace and Gromit family embraces the Internet
News According to Michael Rose, head of film at Aardman, Angry Kid is "anarchic, irreverent and definitely not for family viewing -- perfect for the Internet". The company claims this is the first time a major production house has launched a series...
[April 11, 2000, 13:42]
Protect Your Family Against Today's Internet Threats
White Papers Internet crime is big business. They can watch what the user and their kids do on the Internet, and they can potentially sell that information to unscrupulous marketers and criminals. A decade ago, writing harmful software was largely driven by...
[February 29, 2008, 0:02]
The Web is wonderful for kids
News Far from being a tool of the devil, the Internet is a great technology that helps kids develop and also builds family relationships, according to a new study from the National School Boards Foundation.
[March 29, 2000, 10:14]
Family Cyber Alert
Downloads Concerned parents are using Family Cyber Alert, an all-in-one PC/Internet activity monitor, to keep a watchful eye on their family and monitor their PC/Internet activities. This parental control tool records everything your family members do online...
[August 21, 2009, 9:27]
Jane Wakefield: Gates gets his coat, Case gets an empire
News While the markets cannot decide whether the mixture of family-based Internet service provider and cable and content giant is a good one, most observers think the merger will, eventually, benefit consumers.
[January 14, 2000, 13:52]
Everest cybercafe opens at 17,400 feet
News Climbers can now email friends and family from 17,400 feet thanks to the highest cybercafé in the world at the Mount Everest base camp. Gyalzen said in a statement: "Not only will the cafe benefit climbers, many of whom use Yahoo Mail to keep in...
[May 28, 2003, 15:35]
Exclusive: BT's 'rogue salesman' excuse fails to Click
News In my case it was late Wednesday afternoon (September 9)," said the reader, "and they started off going through the Friends and Family stuff, and then went on to ask if I used the Internet. The reader, who is a user of Cix, the UK's oldest...
[September 14, 1998, 16:17]
DNS2Go
Downloads Host an FTP server so that you can exchange files with family and friends. Host your own email server and provide everyone in your family with a highly personalized email address. It's the perfect service for those seeking to leverage the true...
[January 9, 2009, 12:03]
Cisco router to boost metropolitan areas
News Cisco, the market leader for routers, has historically sold its 12000 router family to the "core" part of networks, through which most Internet traffic travels. The networking giant has also repositioned its high-end Cisco 12000 series family of...
[October 2, 2001, 15:18]
E-commerce to count in inflation statistics
News The RPI is based on a family expenditure survey and we are considering the inclusion of an Internet shopping question in the next survey," says an ONS spokesman. Currently 600 items are included in the RPI, which is updated every year to reflect...
[October 12, 1999, 14:35]
O2's Joggler: the digital fridge door
Blog She organises family life using the Internet and Joggler, blithely removing appointments people have made for themselves to accommodate other things she thinks they should do. Appointment cards, notes to family members, dates and reminders for this...
[June 2, 2009, 14:41]
Bulldog joins the pack with premium broadband
News For around £3 per person per month, or almost £6 per month for a family of four users, Bulldog customers will get access to anti-spam protection, up to 20MB of Web space to store email, an Internet-based calendar/diary service, and a text...
[August 7, 2003, 17:49]
US Report: Online news is booming
News Conversely, only 11 percent of those with only a high school education turned to the Internet for news, as did only 8 percent of those with a family income of under $20,000 (£12,000) a year. Some 35 percent of all college graduates use the Net for...
[June 9, 1998, 6:49]
Naughton: The American dream turned sour, Part IV
News The youngest of eight children from a family of high achievers (his siblings have gone on to become engineers, physicists and accountants), Naughton grew up in a house with a vegetable garden and a large soccer field in the back, which doubled as...
[March 21, 2000, 13:58]
'Swiss Army knife' virus appears in a weekend
News Versions A, B and C of the Bofra (buffer overflow frame exploit) worm were first thought to be the most recent additions to the MyDoom family, which targets a weakness in Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0.
[November 9, 2004, 13:53]
Hate site distorts King's dream
News If the family did decide to sue, Marc Bernstein, a San Francisco-based lawyer specialising in Internet issues, believes their best bet would be to charge that the family's "right to publicity" has been violated.
[January 26, 2000, 12:20]
Adult industry welcomes .XXX domain rejection
News Conservative groups in the US, such as the Family Research Council, have welcomed the decision. This would have been a land grab for pornographers, and ICANN did absolutely the right thing,'' Charmaine Yoest, a vice-president of the Family Research...
[May 12, 2006, 17:25]
Net offers lifeline amid tragedy
News Some concerned New Yorkers even set up personalised Web sites to have friends and family check in with each other and verify each other's well being. Bill Shun built a Web site log asking friends and family from New York City and other affected...
[September 12, 2001, 10:58]
Computer passwords reveal office workers' secrets
News Nearly half of the employees questioned fall into the "family" group, choosing their own name or nickname or the names of their partners, children or pets for their login. The family users appear to be people who are not particularly computer...
[June 28, 2001, 12:37]
