Rise in online identity fraud has companies on the hook: Educate customers or lose them. This article discusses the impact phishing especially has on companies.

shows some estimates, discusses how phishing now is easier to be a target for. it has become smarter and more people are victims.

Online criminals have created fake carbon registries and managed to steal permits worth 3 million euros.

This a detailed description of what George Hotz did to hack the PS3 and what still has to be done. It has quotes from him and discusses the impacts of the hack.

The surprisingly hi-tech system behind Google's controversial scheme to scan millions of books has finally come to light

Google is cagey about exactly how it scans books for its digital library effort, but a patent reveals details--and the hurdles competitors face. Read this blog post by Stephen Shankland on Cutting Edge.

This article discusses mostly the copyright issue within the US and the UK and their deals with libraries. It gives an explanation of the scanning process and the problems with authors, different companies and libraries.

The Chinese novelist Mian Mian is suing Google for copyright issues after they digitalized her book without permission and take commercial for it. This is my stimulus article.

An organisation of more than 8,000 authors has accused Google of "massive copyright infringement," claiming that the internet search engine does not have permission to put its books in the public domain for commercial. This article includes comments from Google and which libraries have agreed. Discusses the issue thoroughly.

This article discusses the problem going on between Google and Chinese authors because Google digitalizes their books without permission and copyright. It gives percentages of the violation of copyrights as well as numbers within the deal Google is offering.

An old man who is disabled because his legs barely work is helped with assistive technology

This article discusses a great solution to make assistive technology become more effective and not just a waste of money. Training programs.

This article is written for people using easy vocabulary and showing how not just big things like huge machines etc are assistive technology devices that will help people, but small small things as well, that people might not think are significant, but that help disabled people a lot with their everyday life.

This is about an indian lady who got sick and she went to be vaccinated for her disease and the vaccine caused her kid that she was pregnant with to be disabled and she herself was paralyzed. She's getting better but she's still not well. Assistive technology has helped her.

The South Carolina Assistive Technology Program (SCATP) is a federally funded project concerned with getting technology into the hands of people with disabilities so that they might live, work, learn and be a more independent part of the community. This article describes what the technology makes people capable

This article describes Independence One, which is Donald J Dalton's biggest achievement. It discusses what the device is capable and how it helps individuals with different kinds of disabilities.

Despite a 1969 swimming accident that rendered him a quadriplegic, Donald J. Dalton achieved tremendous success in providing technology applications for people with disabilities. This Article describes his life and achievements in a short summary.