Bill Lets Obama Turn Off the Internet
Two bills introduced giving the President the power to deem a private network part of the nation’s critical infrastructure and shut it…
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Two bills introduced giving the President the power to deem a private network part of the nation’s critical infrastructure and shut it…
U.S. consumers think mobile banking is important but do not want to pay for it and are hesitant to use their mobile devices for financial transactions and online banking, according to a survey by accounting firm KPMG. The survey of about 500 U.S. consumers found the majority (91%) had never tried banking on a mobile device. Of those respondents who have never done banking on…
At Campfire One, an event where developers are invited to "talk shop" at the Google campus, Google announced a new set of features for App Engine that helps it interface more easily with existing technologies.
People’s search habits on Twitter aren’t so different from their search habits elsewhere; Ashton Kutcher may be the first Twitterer to grab a million followers; and an Arkansas judge says a juror’s reckless tweeting does not warrant a new trial.
Mom-and-Pops might get to watch Blockbuster close up shop for a change. In a filing with the SEC, the movie rental company acknowledges it may not be able to secure a $250 million loan to continue operations. Blockbuster, which operates 7,400 stores in 20 countries, had hoped to close next month on financing that would float them until 2010. Because of lender reluctance and the…
The Associated Press (AP) announced this week that it's working on a system to "protect" its content from being "misappropriated" online. Webproworld CEO Rich Ord posted a thought-provoking piece on the subject giving some background into the situation.