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"The bank had no firewall and used second-hand routers that cost $10 to connect to global financial networks. Better security and hardware would have hampered the attackers, Reuters said, quoting an official investigator."

"The Authors' Guild originally sued Google, saying that serving up search results from scanned books infringes on publishers' copyrights even though the search giant shows only restricted snippets of the work. The writers also claimed that Google's book search snippets provide an illegal free substitute for their work and that Google Books infringes their "derivative rights" in revenue they could gain from a "licensed search" market."

The free antivirus software AVG is selling your online information for profit and you have no control over your privacy and security.

An interesting article, could affect alot of people also burn holes in your wallet.

Every year at the beginning of January teachers across the country dream up their own New Year wish lists when they visit the BETT Show at Olympia. - Filled with the latest innovative pieces of education technology, the four-day exposition gives those that work in education and the technology industry a taste of what the classroom of the future will be like.

Google is preparing to face opponents in a New York court over long-delayed plans to create the world's biggest digital library.

The digital Economy Bill comes under major scrutiny as firms such as Google and Facebook are against it, meaning that ministers have to debate against large technology giants. 

Dr T was right on the ball when he said that China has already won...

Developer says new API lets you query social network's databases - and there doesn't seem to be a way to turn it off

The case of Apple versus Gizmodo takes new twist as state lawyers consider the legality of the raid.

Good article with a definite issue and system, but is this Arts Entertainment and Leisure rather than Business and Employment....

In the United States, a vicious battle has begun between the leading companies in the 3G market. Their vicious advertising campaigns have no sign of stopping. So what will this do to sales?

The war continues as AT&T has lost their first legal battle again Verison for their advertisements: http://news.cnet.com/8301-30686_3-10401094-266.html?tag=newsEditorsPicksArea.0

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