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Officials at Hewlett-Packard have been asked to testify to the House of Representatives which is investigating the company's media leak investigations. Chairwoman Patricia Dunn and General Counsel Ann Baskins have been asked to...

David Linhardt is funny. Here’s one of his emails that he sent a couple of years ago to the Spamhaus folks:…You're not interested in the truth. You just get your rocks off by illegally interfering with legitimate business and...

Apparently the two people responsible for the Zotob worm have been locked up by the Moroccan judicial system for two years.The worm caused havoc at a number of high profile organisations such as CNN and the Financial Times. The...

Cost or complexity. It seems a bit of a Hobson's choice, but for those who have to foot the bill for the increasing business use of communications on the go - mobile phones, mobile email gadgets, and ever-connected laptops -...

DirectoryM is an online advertising network specializing in helping businesses find local customers through targeted online advertising. One of their recent surveys of small- to medium-sized business (SMB) customers revealed that...

How to stay airborne in these competitive times. Convergence is one of those overloaded words typical of the communications industry which forms the basis of a bandwagon. It's not the first and it probably won't be the last....

You could print your e-ticket before boarding your plane, now you can use your mobile as the e-ticket itself.ActiveMedia have released a new mobile ticketing software that reduces the cost of implementing mobile ticketing by more...

Gartner is holding its IT security Summit 2006 near Paddington Station, in the Royal Lancaster Hotel. I had the pleasure of chatting with a few companies in the main hall, discussing their latest technologiesBelow are some...

An Irish lobby group aims to dismantle Europe's laws forcing telecoms firms to retain phone and internet data on citizens. The group, Digital Rights Ireland, is taking a case both against the Irish Government and the European...

The International Chamber of Commerce has produced a standardised application form that can be used to seek permission from all 25 EU countries to send personal information from within the EU to outside it.Stringent controls on...

An innovative campaign to bring broadband into the homes and workplaces of everyone in the East of England has reached a landmark milestone this week.The last of the region’s 582 BT telephone exchanges have been upgraded to...

A few days after the S1 64-bit microprocessor was being opensourced, EETimes briefs us on another 32-bit microprocessor that has been given to the open source community.The core component of the product is the LatticeMico32...

And now - a roll of drums for the guys at the RIAA - here's the latest idea to stamp our piracy: fit high-def DVDs and DVD players with RFID chipsets and readers, respectively.As if this idea isn't going to rev up the blood...

An Australian geezer is under investigation by the Oz authorities for allegedly sending more than two billion junk emails in under 12 months promoting - you guessed - little blue pills.The Australian Communications and Media...