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Showing 1-11 of 11 results foundRise of tech job posts could bode well
April 15, 2005 Career site Dice.com sees increase in job postings in New York and Washington, D.C.--but not all is rosy for tecchies.'Second Life' dreams of Electric Sheep
April 3, 2006 A tiny start-up is helping big companies make their mark on the virtual world.Photos: Lighting up worldsSecurity in focus at Black Hat
March 2, 2007 Computer security pros descend on Washington, D.C., confab to talk risks, hacks and digital self-defense.Week in video: New mobile, green tech, future of communications
October 20, 2007 Hear from Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates, see Nokia's new iPhonesque mobile device, and learn about the solar decathlon.Microsoft coughs up for health care software
July 26, 2006 It acquires Azyxxi, database software for patient records, and lays plans to spread the technology nationwide.Fighting for file swapping on Capitol Hill
November 30, 2004 As chief lobbyist for Kazaa's parent company, Philip Corwin says the entertainment industry is sparing no expense to squash the P2P phenomenon.Supreme Court faces patent questions in eBay appeal
March 3, 2006 It may not have the glitz of the BlackBerry case, but eBay issue is expected to weigh heavily on the future of infringement suits.Feds blacklist 'illegal' Cuban Web sites
July 8, 2005 It's OK to browse weather reports, historical information and maps online, but pulling out your credit card could land you in prison.Energy Department joins drive for fuel cell cars
March 30, 2005 U.S. Department of Energy will work with GM and DaimlerChrysler to develop and promote hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. Photos: Fuel cells get a boostBarrett weighs in
June 1, 2004 newsmaker For Intel's CEO, the customer is king, clock speeds still matter and the United States is "basically complacent."Protesters face off with Verizon, AT&T
May 24, 2006 Groups gather across U.S. to protest phone companies' influence in D.C. and well-reported cooperation with National Security Agency. Photos: Protesting phone companies
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