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03/16/2010 05:02 PM
Windows 7 may be the best Windows yet, but it suffers from the same annoying problem that plagued Vista and even XP: Its clock doesn't keep good time.
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03/16/2010 04:58 PM
The FCC's National Broadband Plan, released today, calls for a new "minimal" fee on all U.S. broadband users to help pay for a new $16 billion nationwide wireless emergency response network.
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03/16/2010 04:17 PM
Twitter's new @anywhere framework could help companies quickly gain a Web 2.0 presence, but could also let their Web sites host tweets that are critical of their products or people.
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03/16/2010 04:05 PM
In a forum today marking the 25th anniversary of the first .com registration, former President Bill Clinton talked about his favorite digital devices, offered a grim outlook for newspapers and said Internet access should be improved in the U.S.
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03/16/2010 03:41 PM
The Electronic Frontier Foundation has obtained documents showing how law enforcement agencies and the IRS gather information from social networking sites for their investigations.
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03/16/2010 03:19 PM
The U.S. Federal Communication Commission's national broadband plan, released Tuesday, received generally positive reviews, with some groups calling the plan ambitious and necessary.
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03/16/2010 03:10 PM
IT has told enterprise software vendors that they want more choices. Now, licensing models have morphed and IT has its wish -- and a whole new set of chores, IDC's software licensing guru Amy Konary explains in this Q&A.
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03/16/2010 02:25 PM
Microsoft today released a "platform preview" of Internet Explorer 9. This isn't an IE9 beta, mind you; it doesn't have the features you'd expect in a browser. It doesn't even have an address bar for that matter. Instead, the IE9 Platform Preview serves as a sneak peek at some of the new Web technologies and standards that Microsoft is working on building into its flagship browser.
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03/16/2010 02:17 PM
Startup Interlock Technology today announced a data migration service for owners of EMC's Centera content addressed storage array that allows users to move archived data to other arrays while still remaining compliant with regulatory requirements.
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03/16/2010 01:42 PM
Microsoft is back in the browser race, Forrester analyst Sheri McLeish said today after the company unveiled a rough developer's preview of its next browser, IE9.
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03/16/2010 05:30 PM
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