Facebook has been awarded the largest judgment delivered under federal anti-spam laws, reports The San Francisco Chronicle . Canadian Adam Guerbuez has been ordered by U.S. District Judge Jer... More >
Despite the company's efforts to nix the idea , a federal judge has ordered Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer to testify in a class-action lawsuit over its "Vista Capable" marketing campaign, reports T... More >
Nand Mulchandani , head of VMware's security group, has left to become CEO of OpenDNS. PCWorld reports that Mulchandani replaced founder David Ulevitch on November 5. Ulevitch will stay on as... More >
Can you hear me now? Not so good. CNN reports that a number of Verizon employees accessed and viewed President-elect Barack Obama's cell phone records without authorization. Verizon Wi... More >
Even though parents of the youth soccer team he once coached have been writing letters to the judge, federal prosecutors have been fighting efforts to grant a new detention hearing for former Entel... More >
There's renewed interest these days in creating PCs that boot up faster. IT Business Edge's Lora Bentley recently wrote about predictions that there will be more Linux than Windows on notebooks in ... More >
President-elect Barack Obama has made good on his promise to use technology to make government more transparent through the launch of the Change.gov Web site. Obama has also chosen to uplo... More >
Come January, Dell CTO Kevin Kettler will retire after 13 years with the company, reports vnunet.com . Dell spokesman David Frink says Kettler's resignation is in no way related to the comp... More >
The U.S. Green Building Council is reporting that President-elect Barack Obama has plans to make the federal government more energy efficient, including its buildings. According to the Gree... More >
Three major LCD manufacturers have admitted they were part of a price-fixing scheme and will pay $585 million in fines after a U.S. Justice Department investigation, reports vnunet.com . LG... More >
Dell and Staples announced a partnership that will enable consumers to drop off any amount of Dell-branded PCs, monitors, keyboards, printers and other accessories at any of the office supply vendor'... More >
A bill introduced in the Senate last week would force government agencies to report to Congress when IT projects are behind schedule or over budget and establish a "strike force" of IT experts to he... More >
Companies no longer have to wait days to have their site re-indexed by Google Site Search . Thanks to a new button on the control panel, companies can index their Web sites on demand, according to ... More >
The infamous rumor blog Valleywag will be folded into gossip site Gawker.com by parent company Gawker Media, according to The New York Times . CNET News says Valleywag Editor Owen Thomas ... More >
Microsoft spent nearly $2 million on lobbying in the third quarter, nearly as much as Google ( $2.07 million) has spent for the whole year, reports The Associated Press in a story in the Seattle... More >
Saying too little is known about nano-scale materials widely used in industry, the UK's Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution has issued an urgent call for more research and regulation. ... More >
A joint study conducted by Gartner and the World Wildlife Fund found that the IT industry has been slow to get its house in order when it comes to reducing its carbon footprint. According ... More >
Last we heard in the whole White House e-mail fuss , a federal judge ruled the White House doesn't have to produce them because it doesn't fall under the Freedom of Information Act. But two p... More >
The expected ticket scams for Obama's inauguration are popping up and Sen. Dianne Feinstein is trying to make them a federal crime , reports The Register . The Los Angeles Times reports t... More >
Add Nortel to the growing list of companies cutting jobs. The New York Times reports that the company will eliminate 5 percent of its workforce , which is about 1,300 jobs. The announcement... More >
ZDNet reports a federal District Court judge on Friday ordered former IBM executive Mark Papermaster to stop working for Apple based on a non-compete agreement he signed with IBM. A temporary... More >
Sprint has reported a third quarter net loss of $326 million , reports The New York Times . To add insult to injury, the company's wireless subscriber base fell by 1.3 million , according to... More >
As many as 600 Nokia employees could be laid off as part of a series of company reorganizations, reports vnunet.com . Most of the layoffs will be in sales and marketing departments, where s... More >
The Wall Street Journal reports that Sprint Nextel is facing a federal class-action lawsuit over its early-termination fees. In July, a California judge struck down the fees as violating s... More >

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