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Showing 1-13 of 13 results foundSecurity firms on police spyware, in their own words
July 17, 2007 Will companies that make antispyware software detect key loggers implanted by federal agents? We survey 13 companies and include their answers verbatim.Feds plan changes in U.S.-China tech trade
June 9, 2006 Proposed rules would potentially subject more categories of goods to restrictions but are designed to streamline.Let global online freedom ring?
July 5, 2006 Attorney Eric J. Sinrod cautions about the effect of a bill that ostensibly seeks to foster global online freedom.Time to crack down on tech at work?
June 14, 2006 Attorney Eric J. Sinrod says employers have their work cut out in setting workplace rules around new gadgets and communications technologies.Fuels industry seeks its 'ethanol 2.0'
January 25, 2007 To achieve President Bush's call for more renewable fuels would require breakthroughs in cellulosic ethanol, an alternative to grain-based fuel. Photos: George Bush and 'ethanol 2.0'Boom time for b...Bush picks tech lawyer for security post
July 14, 2005 Stewart Baker, an influential and polarizing Washington figure, is chosen to oversee Homeland Security's new policy-planning efforts.The China Internet debate's going nowhere
February 17, 2006 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says too many interested parties have a stake in maintaining the status quo.Supreme Court to consider climate change rules
November 29, 2006 The case, set for Wednesday, arises from growing pressure in the U.S. to regulate the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide.Police blotter: Net pharmacy conviction overturned
February 17, 2006 Web site owners convicted of running illegal pharmacy get new trial, after judges rule video testimony was unconstitutional.Accessibility could take a step backward
July 21, 2005 IBM's Frances W. West says a European plan threatens to fracture IT standards for people with disabilities.Why IP owners should worry
November 23, 2005 CompTIA's Melanie Wyne says a belief that confiscatory government policy must be used to even the score is gaining currency.E-mail monitoring may violate European laws
April 12, 2007 Human rights legislation cited in ruling won by college employee whose phone, online communications were monitored.Kevin Mitnick, the great pretender
June 14, 2006 newsmaker Famed hacker says companies need to beware social-engineering techniques used to get sensitive data.
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