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Government sites defaced in US, UK and Australia
News Government sites in the US, UK and Australia were reportedly hit by a single group of hackers Saturday in what has been described as the most systematic defacement of world-wide government servers on the Web.
[January 22, 2001, 12:24]
US and UK focused?
Talkback A lot of these reports tend to be very much UK and US focused. I really doubt that Apple have 10% share world-wide.
[February 2, 2009, 14:10]
UK and US government espionage to killing and murdering its energy scientis
Talkback Any way, my biggest concern at the moment is UK and US government espionage to killing and murdering its energy scientist and inventors in 2006, Tony Blair may have to make a speech rebutling it. Einstein was wrong his E=MC2 to make energy, its...
[January 6, 2007, 20:15]
Biometrics to speed travel between UK and US
News Biometric technology is to be used to speed up travel between the UK and the US. Fingerprint, iris and facial-recognition technology will be used to speed up frequent travellers' journeys through immigration control, as part of a UK-US agreement...
[July 4, 2008, 9:23]
China signs licensing pact with UK and US
News The West's struggle to get the Chinese Government to deal with the issue of software licensing in the technology and communications industries took a new turn on Friday, with the news that China had signed a memorandum of understanding with four...
[December 15, 2006, 11:28]
US Fish and Wildlife Service Moves Toward 'Green' in Budget and Performance Integration
White Papers Using SAS, the US Fish and Wildlife Service is set to become the first Department of Interior agency to meet a mandate designed to help federal agencies make better decisions about how to spend taxpayers' dollars.
[October 20, 2006, 0:00]
US spammers get fines and jail time
News A Florida man known as the "timeshare spammer" was sentenced to a year in prison on Thursday for clogging in-boxes with millions of unsolicited email messages, in one of the first criminal prosecutions under US federal anti-spam laws.
[November 18, 2005, 8:10]
UK's Sage to buy US rival for £159m
News Sage's expertise in brand management, product marketing and channel management together with SOTA's leading position in the US PC accounting software market provides us with a strong platform from which to grow our US business substantially.
[January 27, 1998, 16:51]
UK P2P user? Hope you like US prison food
Blog Comment So I can get my bone-head neighbor extradited to the US to face federal charges, by hacking his wireless and running utorrent? Oh and there's a few restaurants and former employers I wouldn't mind screwing over as well.
[June 13, 2008, 9:05]
US Capitol Police Uses Modeling to Simplify Procurement and RFP Process
White Papers As Consulting Enterprise Architect for Requirements and Modeling on a large enterprise architecture project for the US Capitol Police, Armour is using IBM Rational software development tools, including Rational Rose, to help streamline the RFP...
[July 16, 2004, 0:00]
Grokster, the Supreme Court, and us
News On Monday morning, the US Supreme Court ruled that peer-to-peer companies could be held liable for the widespread copyright infringement of their users. It's bad news for file-swapping services and, maybe, for the broader technology industry.
[June 28, 2005, 17:20]
LET US UNITE AND SUE SKYPE (DRAG THEM TO COURT)
Blog LET US UNITE AND SUE SKYPE (DRAG THEM TO COURT)" but I don't see any action being taken on this, I wonder why. There is a lot of shouting and stamping of feet on the Skype Forum of late NOTHING and as for his so call interview four week after he...
[May 4, 2008, 20:03]
US consumers and IT workers oppose MS breakup
News While various news reports suggest US government lawyers favour splitting up the software giant, the trade association ACT (Association for Competitive Technology) has found consumers and IT professionals oppose such a proposal.
[January 13, 2000, 16:26]
Bouncing little robots aid the US police and military
News Tiny robots that jump and roll around and are "shaped like toilet rolls" (for what reason we don't know) are at this very moment being developed by the US police and military to spy on suspects in dangerous situations.
[November 11, 1999, 12:17]
Microsoft: 5,000 US patents and counting
News Microsoft plans to announce on Tuesday that it has been granted its 5,000th US patent The patent milestone represents a key marker for the software maker in its recent push to boost its patent filings and then license its technology to other...
[March 7, 2006, 8:05]
Europe and US finalise GPS-Galileo system
News The EU and the US have put the finishing touches to a system designed to enable signals from their respective satellite navigation systems to be picked up on the same receiver device in future. A joint compatibility and interoperability working...
[July 30, 2007, 15:15]
Royal Mail and MS plan US launch for RelayOne
News Renders could see benefits in involving the US postal service, though he did not believe that this was critical, as RelayOne could simply place a US stamp on email to print messages and let them go through the normal delivery channels.
[April 9, 1998, 8:49]
US Report: Microsoft and DoJ ask for more time
News A joint request for a delay doesn't necessarily mean it will be granted, said Rich Gray, Intellectual Property and Antitrust Partner with Bergeson, Eliopoulos, Grady & Gray in the US. According to sources close to the case, the DoJ and Microsoft...
[August 14, 1998, 15:03]
Jesse Berst: How Sun and Microsoft are slowing us down
News Sun's Jini and Microsoft's Universal Plug and Play are battling for dominance in the new connected world. And the fight is slowing progress, just the way it did in Portland's early days. Jini and UPnP are the most prominent examples of "distributed...
[September 2, 1999, 10:01]
US judge views Apple and IBM as chip rivals
News On Monday, judge Kenneth Karas of the US District Court for the Southern District of New York filed his opinion on why former IBM executive Papermaster should not be allowed to join Apple as head of the iPhone and iPod hardware engineering team.
[November 26, 2008, 11:34]
