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Spencer was avoiding his deadlines and web surfing as usual when he accidentally hit upon the George W. Bush/ Albert Gore collector's coin at www.washingtonmint.com.
I pity companies that make real products that solve real problems.
Microsoft's online properties, the thirdmost popular destination on the Internet, were inaccessible for nearly two days because of an internal routing error and a subsequent denial-of-service attack, the company said.
Sure, dot-coms are folding left and right, but that doesn't mean you'll be able to scoop up the best and the brightest IT managers without paying top dollar.
Cable & Wireless PLC. and Alcatel have started building what they call the world's most advanced IP trans-Atlantic cable, linking Long Island to Cornwall, England, and Brittany, France.
Openhack III is still unscathed, but some hackers are changing tactics.
Capitol hill is gearing up to tackle the online privacy issue once again - and this time there appears to be more resolve to get a law passed.
Even if your network is not totally secure, you probably thought you had defenses in all the right places. Think again.
Industry and privacy groups spar over online security and data access.
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