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Google creates tools for hurricane relief
September 13, 2005 Search tools are designed to locate information and people, following the devastation of Hurricane Katrina.Key Web links for tracking Katrina's aftermath
August 31, 2005 Sites around the Web offer details on Hurricane Katrina's devastation and information on how you can help.Man charged in Katrina Web scam
October 3, 2005 Feds allege he fraudulently solicited donations intended for the victims of Hurricane Katrina.Week in pictures: Katrina's trail of sorrow
September 2, 2005 roundup Hurricane Katrina wallops the Gulf Coast states. Also: Fancy TVs, a Hummer of a laptop and a robot with personality.Telecoms call for legal fixes after Katrina
June 1, 2006 Bureaucratic mix-ups, red tape and confiscation of emergency supplies kept phones offline after Hurricane Katrina. Telecoms say it must not happen again.Safeguarding IT against the next Katrina
August 29, 2005 Taking stock of Hurricane Katrina's destructive might, IT managers may want to develop disaster-recovery plans, security expert says.This week in New Orleans
September 2, 2005 As Hurricane Katrina made its deadly mark along the Gulf shore, the Web became a catalyst for information, relief efforts and scams.Week in review: Katrina's wrath
September 2, 2005 As Hurricane Katrina lashed the Gulf shore, the Web became a catalyst for first-hand information, relief efforts and scams.RF-IDing the dead
January 12, 2006 After Hurricane Katrina, Mississippi coroner Gary Hargrove used RFID chips to avoid mix-ups. He now endorses their use whole-heartedly.Tech community joins Katrina relief effort
September 1, 2005 Companies rally around victims of Hurricane Katrina, offering technical assistance, aiding the homeless and gathering relief donations.Senators request $5 billion for emergency networks
September 14, 2005 Proposal urges "immediate" funds following disunity of the radio network used by first responders during Hurricane Katrina.Meteorologists call for better storm tech
September 20, 2005 The supercomputers used to model storms have improved greatly--but they're still less accurate than they should be, experts say.Stop playing games before the next crisis hits
December 1, 2005 Hurricane Katrina highlighted holes in communications. Security expert Lee M. Zeichner asks whether lessons are being learned.Cisco's new tool for emergency communications
October 24, 2005 The company unveils an Internet Protocol technology that links incompatible radio networks. Cisco's emergency radio systemDon't wait until the Big One hits
September 22, 2005 Matt Walton and Elysa Jones say the response to Hurricane Katrina shows that tech isn't factored into emergency communications.BellSouth's WiMax offered as broadband backup
March 20, 2006 Company will market its WiMax wireless service as a disaster-ready add-on to its regular broadband service.FCC examines Katrina disaster response
September 15, 2005 Agency pledges to study communications failures during the disaster and proposes a targeted $211 million relief fund.Doctors' digital duty
September 12, 2006 Wayne Owens and Frank Richards say a dated medical-technology system is in a state of emergency.eBay sales of military rations scrutinized
February 17, 2006 "Meals, Ready to Eat" meant for military, disasters. So why are cases turning up on eBay?911 dials IP technology
January 13, 2006 Experts say Net technology could help build hardier emergency communications network, if someone would foot the bill.
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