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Wall Street Beat: Facebook Rides Wave of Tech, Internet IPOs

by Admin on February 4, 2012

Facebook may end up being the biggest name on the IPO calendar this year, but it's also part of a trend in which technology, and particularly Internet companies…

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Province moves ahead with plans for high-tech ID cards, Internet services

by Admin on January 28, 2012

The B.C. government is moving for-ward with plans for high-tech identity cards that will one day let people access a host of provincial services on the Internet.

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Israel sets sights on next-generation Internet

by Admin on January 27, 2012

Israel is often referred to as “Startup Nation,” thanks to its long history of high-tech breakthroughs produced by scrappy little companies. But in one critical area, the speed of Internet connections, Israel has fallen behind other tech-savvy countries.

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Our World of Mobile Phones [Infographic]

by Admin on January 25, 2012

The arrival of mobile phones has caused people to go gaga over technology even more. If I were to compare them to something equally ambitious and far-reaching, that would be, perhaps, the PC, or the internet –or religion if you may (Apple fan boys/girls ftw). The day the world became hardwired to technology has become the point of no return. We just can’t go back to how things were. Continue …

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Tech IPOs Set for Strong 2012

by Admin on January 24, 2012

NEW YORK (TheStreet) — While 2011 saw a frenzy of IPOs from hot Internet companies like Groupon, Zynga and LinkedIn, expect this year to see relatively fewer large-scale offerings. There were 44 U.S. tech IPOs last year, nearly double the number of offerings of any other sector. Of these, around half were Internet companies, including four of the five largest Internet IPOs in U.S. history …

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Playing the influence game: How tech companies won anti-SOPA fight

by Admin on January 22, 2012

Outspent but hardly outgunned, Google, Wikipedia and other high-tech companies triggered an avalanche of Internet clicks to force Congress to shelve legislation that would curb online piracy, outmaneuvering the entertainment industry and other old guard business interests.

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San Francisco Tech Community Pillories SOPA, PIPA

by Admin on January 20, 2012

Members of the San Francisco tech community—many of which built their businesses on the Internet—turned out to decry two anti-piracy bills that have come under withering fire from many online.

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A Q&A on contested Internet anti-piracy bills

by on January 19, 2012

Online piracy costs U.S. copyright owners and producers billions of dollars every year, but legislation in Congress to block foreign Internet thieves and swindlers has met strong resistance from high-tech companies, spotlighted by Wikipedia's protest blackout on Wednesday, warning of a threat to Internet freedom.

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AdVoice: Wells Fargo Top 12 Tech Trends for 2012

by on January 10, 2012

Picking “the rise of the Social OS” as his #1 tech trend for 2012, senior tech analyst Jason Maynard and his team have released a list of Top 12 Trends for the year that also features “The Internet Is Not Dead.” I’ve known Jason for many years and have long believed he’s one of the …

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New tech war brewing as Google and Apple race to bring out internet sets

by on January 9, 2012

LG Electronics will next week unveil its first internet-connected TV to run on the Android interface next week.

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Thompson brings tech background to Yahoo

by Admin on January 5, 2012

Scott Thompson isn’t an obvious pick to lead Yahoo, but he brings to the struggling Internet company expertise in technology and operations.

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Web Vigilantes

by on January 3, 2012

The hacker group Telecomix vows to expose those who censor or surveil the Internet, U.S. tech firms included.

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Five tech predictions for 2012

by on January 2, 2012

The past year in technology was pretty wild. The really big Internet IPO returned and the massive venture capital funding bubble inflated, which seems difficult considering that the venture capital industry is far smaller than it was three years ago. But look at some of the crazy valuations on revenue-less photosharing start-ups like Color and Path. And there is clearly another bubble inflating …

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Israel Didn’t Know Tech Gear Was Sent to Iran Via Denmark

by Admin on December 24, 2011

The clandestine arrangement worked smoothly for years. The Israeli company shipped its Internet- monitoring equipment to a distributor in Denmark. Once there, workers stripped away the packaging and removed the labels.

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For better or worse, Internet pretty durable tech talk nick DeLorenzo

by Admin on December 22, 2011

A FRIEND RECENTLY posed an interesting question: “What would you do,” he asked, “if the Internet went down?”

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