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IBM launches business research group

September 28, 2004 New center pits supercomputing, advanced math, data mining and management consulting against business problems. TAGS: data mining, supercomputing, IBM Corp.

Government data-mining lives on

June 1, 2004 CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh explains that aspects of the Pentagon's data-mining plan may not be quite as dead and buried as many had assumed. TAGS: data mining, Total Information Awareness, terrorist, terrorism, agency, government, project, database, U.S.

Senators pledge scrutiny of federal data mining

January 10, 2007 Calling oversight of hundreds of oft-secret programs long overdue, Democrats say they'll reintroduce bills to monitor those projects. TAGS: data mining, Patrick Leahy, oversight, senator, privacy, agency, Bush Administration, Democrat, bill, database, monitor

Data-mining pioneer joins Microsoft

May 15, 2006 Software giant draws Rakesh Agrawal, a key data-mining and randomization scientist, away from IBM. TAGS: data mining, paper, scientist, IBM Corp., Google Inc., database, Microsoft Corp.

Pentaho buys open-source data-mining project

September 19, 2006 Business intelligence start-up Pentaho buys the Weka project to fill out its suite. TAGS: data mining, business intelligence, Sun Microsystems Inc., open source

DC grapples with data mining

May 12, 2006 Senators promise hearings after report of millions of Americans' phone records being given to the NSA. TAGS: NSA, data mining, senator, hearing, Bush Administration, agency

FAQ: NSA's data mining explained

May 12, 2006 As political concern grows over the National Security Agency's data-mining project, CNET News.com answers some questions. TAGS: NSA, data mining, BellSouth Corp., telephone call, FAQ, conversation, call, Sen., AT&T Corp., cell phone, database, U.S.

Tech to thwart food poisoning, bioterror

August 16, 2005 A new data mining technique may help scientists track and predict locations of red tides, bioterrorist attacks and even murderers. Image: On the lookout for red algae TAGS: data mining, toxin, tide, bioterrorism, food, scientist, researcher, technique, satellite

Yahoo names chief number-cruncher

December 13, 2004 Former data-mining CEO will oversee all that user data the Web portal giant collects as surfers pass through. TAGS: data mining, Web portal, Yahoo! Inc., analysis, CEO

U.S. to create 'risk assessments' of air passengers

December 5, 2006 Department of Homeland Security implements data-mining system for passengers traveling to the U.S. TAGS: risk assessment, data mining, passenger, European Union, agency, government, U.S.

Did Army project identify Sept. 11 ringleader?

September 21, 2005 Lawmakers are full of questions about a data-mining effort that may have compiled information on Mohammed Atta before the attacks. TAGS: data mining, Sept. 11, senator

Digital Agenda: Homeland security--A global assault on anonymity

October 20, 2004 Cutting-edge data mining and other intelligence tools could redefine privacy as we know it. A News.com special report. TAGS: data mining, Total Information Awareness, anonymity, assault, terrorist, Sept. 11, homeland security, database

IBM sets out to make sense of the Web

February 5, 2004 With "WebFountain," Big Blue hopes to go well beyond the capabilities of search engines like Google. It wants to tell you what all that data on the Web's myriad pages adds up to. TAGS: data mining, supercomputing, IBM Corp., trend, Internet search, project, bank, search engine, software company, Google Inc.

Congress may make ISPs snoop on you

May 16, 2006 Proposed law targets bloggers, search engines, and Web sites that might "facilitate" access to unlawful pornography. TAGS: Alberto Gonzales, data mining, Bush Administration, legislation, Republican, law, Internet Service Provider, proposal, spokesman, service provider, search engine

GOP skepticism over NSA program widens

May 15, 2006 A New Hampshire senator questions whether feds should use resources to assemble vast databases of Americans' phone calls. TAGS: John Sununu, NSA, federal government, data mining, New Hampshire, Bush Administration, senator, Sen., Republican, government, activity, database

Loudeye snags antipiracy start-up

March 2, 2004 The digital music services provider acquires Overpeer, a company dealing in antipiracy services for record companies and digital content distributors. TAGS: Loudeye Corp., Overpeer, antipiracy, digital music, data mining, online music company, online music, digital media

IBM joins effort to prevent pandemics

May 15, 2006 Big Blue works with health organizations to save lives by learning how to curb the spread of infectious diseases. TAGS: health, data mining, IBM Corp., modeling, leader

SAP spotlights new software architecture

March 18, 2004 The German developer plans to discuss on Wednesday a new software architecture designed to keep various business systems within a given company in sync. TAGS: SAP NetWeaver, Shai Agassi, SAP AG, data mining, data sharing, mobile computing, application server, IBM Corp., server

This week in privacy

February 10, 2006 U.S. attorney general didn't reveal much about controversial eavesdropping program, but White House relented and gave details. TAGS: NSA, Alberto Gonzales, Republican, data mining, privacy, attorney general, Rep., telecommunications company, U.S., e-mail

JetBlue privacy--under federal wings?

September 23, 2003 CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh says the privacy boondoggle at JetBlue underscores why current anti-intrusion law is in dire need of an update. TAGS: contractor, data mining, law, agency, database, privacy, record, hard drive, security
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