|
Terrorist Database Program Mired in Controversy
The U.S. House of Representatives is investigating what it calls the technical failure and mismanagement of one of the government's top counterterrorism programs.
READ MORE >>
FCC Wants Wireless Mics Out of 700 MHz
The FCC is considering kicking all wireless microphones from the 700 MHz spectrum. Turns out, many of the wireless microphones are illegally operating in the spectrum in the first place.
READ MORE >>
Sponsored by Ziff Davis Enterprise
Enterprise Standards for Mobility
Enterprise workers of all ranks seldom leave the office
these days without a mobile device in hand. But despite
their ubiquity, mobile devices often are used to only a
fraction of their capability, thanks to the absence of an
industry-standard platform for application development.
Watch Video.
|
|
Comcast Sues FCC over Network Neutrality Ruling
Comcast renews its contention that throttling network P2P traffic is acceptable under the FCC's reasonable network traffic management rules.
READ MORE >>
NebuAd Abandons DPI Scheme
Controversial Silicon Valley advertising startup NebuAd drops its plan to sell deep packet inspection technology to ISPs after Congress and public interest groups slam the privacy implications of deep packet inspection.
READ MORE >>
Pump-and-Dump Hacker Gets 2 Years
The sentence comes in for a participant in a high-tech stock fraud scheme that involved hacking into U.S. brokerage accounts to make unauthorized purchases of thinly traded stocks to drive up the price.
READ MORE >>
|
|
 |
|
|
|
 |
|
Back to newsletter list
eWEEK NewsBreak
