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When it comes to giving up data, Verizon has its own roll-over policy

In a letter to the panel’s Democrats, Verizon said it had provided customer IP and phone records to federal authorities without a court order some 720 times between January 2005 and September 2007 (for comparison,…

Maybe e-mail isn’t such a great idea, after all

"I don’t even have an e-mail account," he says. "When I tell that to the executives I work with, first they look at me with surprise, and then they look at me with envy."

The expanding world of social networking

Corporations are tapping into internal and stakeholder social networks to capture their wisdom and encourage greater collaboration.

There’s no excuse to not back up files

Surveys show almost half of users do not back up their data.

IBM Teams With Second Life To Build Portable Avatars

IBM says universal standards will help drive the use of virtual worlds beyond gaming and entertainment and make them more practical for businesses.

Internet2 network now 10 times faster

That means a high-quality version of the movie "The Matrix" could be sent in a few seconds rather than a half-minute over the old Internet2 and several hours over a typical home broadband line.

Can’t Find A Wi-Fi Hotspot? Let This T-Shirt Find It For You

Consumers walking around a Wi-Fi intensive area are likely to light up like ambulating Geiger counters.

MSNBC.com buys startup that lets users decide what’s news

Newsvine, which has six full-time employees, relies on its community of users — it has about 1 million monthly unique page views — to determine what’s news.

Entrepreneur Aims to Overthrow TV, Not Get Rich

"We think that video RSS is a really good way of making it a level playing field, so our goal is to push the video industry in the direction of openness — towards using open standards."

Internet’s unsung guardians labor in obscurity to keep Web moving

That’s both the genius and the weakness of the Web.