Survey: U.S. Spending Least on IT 'Innovation' [June 23, 2009] Microsoft-commissioned survey finds other countries are spending more of their IT budgets with an eye to getting a competitive edge.
When Will PC Sales Rebound? [June 22, 2009] We have more confirmation that Q1 was terrible, but what are the signs for Q2?
Ad Groups Move to Regulate Web Tracking [July 2, 2009] Moves come ahead of potential legislation designed to clamp down on the collection of behavioral data for advertising.
Facebook Aims to Simplify Privacy Settings [July 2, 2009] With the policy sharks circling, Facebook plans to offer new tools to give users clearer control over their privacy settings.
Genachowski Era Opens at the FCC [July 1, 2009] New chairman addresses troops on the eve of broadband stimulus, strategy announcements.
Twitter Bug Hunt Highlights bit.ly Flaws [July 1, 2009] The Month of Twitter Bugs gets rolling with the popular link-shortening service receiving the brunt of attention on its first day.
Some Palm Pre Purchasers PO'd [July 1, 2009] One informal survey says one in three buyers has had to return their phone at least once, and some are on their fourth phone.
Firefox 3.5 Set to Roll Out Today [June 30, 2009] Faster JavaScript, improved tab capabilities and HTML5 features highlight new browser release.
Net Ushering in Era of War Without Borders [June 30, 2009] New York Times' Sanger sees new face of cyber warfare forcing 'some of the hardest national security decisions you'll have to make.'
China Delays Controversial Green Dam Filter [June 30, 2009] Postponing the controversial software at the last minute, the government of China left many questions unanswered.
Pirate Bay Gets New Owner, May Go Legit [June 30, 2009] Its original operators may be facing fines and jail time, but notorious file-sharing site The Pirate Bay may have a future in legally distributed content.
