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Anti-spyware bill H. October 7, 2004
Yahoo To Personalize Search
Yahoo is planning on adding new personal search tools to its popular search engine. October 5, 2004
Vivisimo Launches Clusty Search Engine
The New York Times says Vivisimo has a new search engine offering called Clusty. October 1, 2004
Beware the JPEG of Death
Images turning into viruses is a scary concept. September 29, 2004
Pfizer: Viagra Spam is Not From Us
Pfizer has launched an advertising campaign to tell people that it is not spamming email boxes about the wonders of its Viagra product. September 21, 2004
Dismal Hi-Tech Job Market
Some very depressing tech industry numbers were reported in a recent USAToday. September 18, 2004
Amazon Enters Search Battle
Amazon has entered the search engine wars with its own entry called A9. September 17, 2004
Microsoft's Browser Dominance Slipping
Microsoft still dominates the browser market with Internet Explorer but recently they have showed some slight weakness. September 15, 2004
Solved Math Problem Threatens Ecommerce
Mathematicians could be on the verge of a breakthough that could threaten ecommerce itself. September 11, 2004
Diebold Threatened With Lawsuit
Wired reports that California Attorney General Bill Lockyer has threatened to sue Diebold for defrauding California by making false claims about their electronic voting product. September 8, 2004
All Tech Jobs Outsourced Within 10 Years
There is growing concern about the pace at which U. September 6, 2004
Google Browser Rumor Persists
Rumors, like this entry on the kottke. September 1, 2004
Electronic Voting Controversy Continues
Concern over electronic voting systems is growing as the election nears. August 31, 2004
Microsoft Says Longhorn Release in 2006
Microsoft has announced it will release Longhorn, the next major upgrade to its Windows operating system, in 2006. August 28, 2004
Another Internet Jihad Threat
Is it possible that a web attack by terrorists could cripple the Internet? The issue is often debated among security experts today with no clear answer as to yes or no. August 25, 2004
First Spam. Now Spim
Unfortunately spam will no longer just happen to your email. August 22, 2004
Google Breaks 100 on Opening Day
Google's stock soared over 18% on opening day -- rising from the $85 IPO opening share price to just over $100. August 19, 2004
RealPlayer Cuts Music Download Prices
RealNetworks has cut prices for music song downloads to 49 cents to compete with music downloads stores like iTunes that offer downloads for 99 cents each. August 18, 2004
Easiest to Guess Passwords Most Popular
Despite being easy for hackers to guess many people use personal names and dates for their Internet and email passwords. August 11, 2004
Computer Majors Becoming Less Popular in USA
Layoffs from the post dot-com boom and offshoring fears are driving interest away from computer majors according to a recent study cited in USA Today. August 9, 2004