Information Week, By W. David Gardner, December 15, 2008 Google's OpenEdge project -- an edge-caching measure in which frequently accessed data is temporarily stored on servers located near end users -- is putting its support of Internet traffic neutrality in question. A report Monday in The...
Broadband Reports, NY, By Karl Bode, December 15, 2008 With Google being public enemy number one to cable and phone companies for their positions on network neutrality, broadband competition, and unlicensed White Space spectrum, they've been a constant target of all manner of attacks coming...
Wall Street Journal, By VISHESH KUMAR and CHRISTOPHER RHOADS, December 15, 2008 The celebrated openness of the Internet -- network providers are not supposed to give preferential treatment to any traffic -- is quietly losing powerful defenders. Google Inc. has approached major cable and phone companies...
San Francisco Chronicle, By Deborah Gage, December 15, 2008 Facebook, Apple, Yahoo, Verizon and FedEx for the first time have made an annual ranking of the top 20 most trusted companies in the United States. Google, however, dropped off the list, released today by the Ponemon...
Washington Times, By Joseph Szadkowski, December 15, 2008 CHICAGO - The Windy City played a snowy host to the last Search Engine Strategies Conference & Expo of the year. The four-day event, held at the Michigan Avenue Hilton, gave search engine aficionados and online marketers a...
CNET News, By Randall Stross, December 14, 2008 For some time, Procter & Gamble, the world's largest advertiser, has been dipping its big toes into the vast pool of Facebook, now the world's largest social network. I recently knocked on the doors of both companies to...
Ars Technica, By Matthew Lasar, December 14, 2008 Say what you want about the embattled Governor of Illinois, the guy's been on the right side when it comes to mobile phone privacy. In 2006 Rod Blagojevich very publicly joined the campaign to protect consumers from "pretexting"—illegally...
Market Watch, December 15, 2008 TRAVERSE CITY, MI and SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- Privacy and information security research company Ponemon Institute along with TRUSTe, the most widely recognized Internet privacy trustmark, today announced the results of the Ponemon Institute's fifth annual survey of Most Trusted Companies...
L'ennesimo scandalo del traffico di dati personali colpisce la Germania, ma questa volta a farne le spese non sono gli utenti della Deutsche Telekom, bensì i correntisti della banca berlinese Lbb (Landes Bank Berlin). Leggi tutto...
Washington, 13 dic. - (Adnkronos) - Gli immigrati clandestini arrestati dalle autorita' federali americane saranno costretti a fornire campioni di Dna a partire dal prossimo gennaio. Leggi tutto...