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AT&T kicks off tech philanthropy campaign

July 21, 2006 Twenty-one L.A. families are the first of 50,000 eventual recipients of packages that include a PC, printer and Net access. TAGS: AT&T Corp., Internet access, family, printer

Can your family go a week without computers?

April 21, 2005 Inspired by TV-Turnoff Week, the organizers of PC-Turnoff Week are calling on families to shut off home computers and start bonding. TAGS: video game, family, kid, children, TV, games, video

James Kim: 1971-2006

December 7, 2006 The CNET editor was a devoted husband, father and friend, whose resourcefulness helped keep his wife and daughters alive. TAGS: Oregon, family, wife, France

Yahoo denies family access to dead marine's e-mail

December 21, 2004 Father of slain soldier wants to remember his son in words. Web giant refuses, citing privacy practices. TAGS: Yahoo! Inc., soldier, family, policy, privacy, spokeswoman, Time Warner Inc., America Online Inc., e-mail

James Kim found deceased

December 6, 2006 After 11 days stranded in Oregon wilderness, missing CNET editor is found; wife and two daughters were rescued Monday. TAGS: Oregon, authority, family, San Francisco

Turning cell phones into lifelines

December 5, 2006 update Cell phones constantly update their position with cell towers, making them an important tool in finding lost persons. TAGS: OnStar, GPS, GPS navigation, cell phone, mobile operator, tower, search, family, location, satellite

RFID chips used to track dead after Katrina

September 16, 2005 Relief workers are tagging human cadavers in Mississippi to help coroner identify victims. TAGS: VeriChip, RFID chip, RFID, disaster recovery, Mississippi, victim, worker, family

Australia to give away porn-filtering software

June 21, 2006 Country's IT minister says $86 million allocated for free online downloads of a Web application, yet to be chosen. TAGS: Helen Coonan, minister, Australia, filter, initiative, representative, Internet Service Provider, home PC, family, information technology, download

Kati Kim describes harrowing week lost in woods

January 19, 2007 In an interview with investigators, the wife of CNET editor provides new insight into how he struggled to keep his family alive. TAGS: Oregon, road, family, wife, food

Corio giving free services to WTC fund

April 17, 2002 Application hosting company Corio said Wednesday that it has agreed to provide the Twin Towers Fund with hosting services, including the use of its servers and computer networks, at no charge. The ... TAGS: Corio Inc., Sept. 11, computer network, family, worker, server

The search for James Kim ends

December 13, 2006 roundup The body of CNET editor has been found, authorities said Wednesday. TAGS: Oregon, mountain, reader, search, family, satellite, video

Tough choices for stuck winter travelers

December 6, 2006 For people stranded in the treacherous Klamath Mountains' winter terrain, there are no easy answers. TAGS: Oregon, family, wife, children, road

Study: Tech unites, not divides 'Family 2.0'

September 27, 2006 Survey conducted by Yahoo and OMD ad agency claims tech helps bring families together during hectic "43-hour days." TAGS: respondent, survey, advertising agency, family, conclusion, Yahoo! Inc., children, value, cell phone, IM

Lessons learned from Kim tragedy

December 6, 2007 One year later, the death of CNET's James Kim has led to advances in search-and-rescue techniques and a better grasp of how cell phones can save lives. Video: Remembering James Kim TAGS: Oregon, handshake, cell phone, telephone company, family, San Francisco, search, video

MySpace.com, News Corp. sued in assault cases

January 18, 2007 Site and parent company are being sued by the families of girls allegedly solicited and sexually assaulted by adult users of MySpace. TAGS: MySpace, News Corp., South Carolina, law firm, Pennsylvania, New York, Texas, family

Disney cancels U.K. mobile kid-tracking

August 14, 2006 Company's experience with the service, already launched in U.S., could have influenced its decision, analyst says. TAGS: Disney Corp., U.K., The Walt Disney Co., spokeswoman, U.S., GPS, decision, family

Baltimore proposes 'inclusive' Wi-Fi plan

June 28, 2006 Similar to an effort in Philadelphia, Baltimore's draft plan focuses on bringing Internet to low-income families. TAGS: Baltimore, Philadelphia, city, Wi-Fi, Connected Corp., family, bank

iPaq leak tips Hewlett-Packard's hand

August 12, 2005 HP's hw6700 family is expected to be one of the first in PDA world to shift to a miniSD format. TAGS: MiniSD, HP iPaq, PDA, Gartner Inc., slideshow, family, HP, SD card, Microsoft Corp.

Going green, one crib at a time

November 27, 2007 At Zwaggle.com, parents can trade in their kid gear. It's one of a growing list of sites encouraging people to swap rather than ditch their old stuff. TAGS: goods, parent, co-founder, kid, family
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