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AnchorFree Appoints Tech Executive Doug Maine to Advisory Board

by Admin on April 12, 2012

MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA– – AnchorFree, the global leader in consumer privacy and internet freedom, today announced the appointment of Doug Maine, former chief financial officer of IBM to the AnchorFree Board …

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Tech Stocks: AOL climbs on patent deal, but other techs stumble

by Admin on April 10, 2012

Internet-media company says it’ll sell 800 patents to Microsoft for $1.06 billion, but tech stocks follow the broader U.S. equities market lower on reaction to lackluster jobs data.

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The Wonder of Tech: 99dresses is your Internet closet

by Admin on April 8, 2012

If you have a closet full of dresses but nothing to wear, check out 99dresses.com, a new Internet site designed to expand your wardrobe infinitely.

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MPAA's former tech policy chief turns SOPA foe

by Admin on April 7, 2012

Hollywood's ex-chief technology policy officer has become the latest critic of controversial Web site blocking laws, arguing they're incompatible “with the health of the Internet.” [Read more]

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IBM scope would create more data than Internet

by Admin on April 5, 2012

There's a massive telescope on the drawing board that hasn't even started construction yet, but when it's finished in 2024, it'll generate more data in a single day than the entire Internet. The computing giant IBM is collaborating with ASTRON (the Netherlands Institute of Radio Astronomy) to develop the next-generation computer tech needed to handle the colossal amount of data captured by the …

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Three ETFs To Play The Tech IPO Boom

by Admin on April 3, 2012

Tech stocks representing internet 2.0 companies have dominated the IPO market over the past 12 months. In order to play this trend from a broad perspective, investors should consider these broad ETFs

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Tech firms' data gathering worries most Californians, poll finds

by Admin on April 2, 2012

Trust is low even for the most widely used Internet and smartphone companies, such as Google, Facebook, Twitter and Apple. California's high-tech firms make the world's most popular smartphones, social networks and search engines, but there's one asset they're struggling to build: trust.

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Tech Stocks: Techs slip, but Nasdaq ends quarter up 19%

by Admin on March 31, 2012

Tech stocks slip Friday, as shares of Apple, Internet companies fall. But Nasdaq ends quarter with a 19% gain.

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Smart Phones Helping Consumers Manage Their Money

by Admin on March 31, 2012

Using a mobile device to access your bank account is not only convenient, but it appears to be helping consumers better manage their finances. A new Federal Reserve study shows that mobile phones and Internet access are in widespread use and changing the way that consumers access their financial services. According to the study, 21 …

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Tech firm says NDP vote hit with hundreds of thousands of malicious requests

by Admin on March 28, 2012

OTTAWA – The company that ran the NDP leadership vote says more than 10,000 “malevolent” Internet addresses were used in an effort to jam the online voting system in a denial-of-service attack.

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China Tech: Will Higher Dividends Sweeten Tencent's Stock?

by Admin on March 19, 2012

lives in Shanghai and writes about tech investment in China for and at www.youngchinabiz.com. Since everyone else is focusing on the rapidly slowing growth in the latest quarterly results from leading Internet company Tencent (HKEx: 700), I thought I?d take a look at a less explored part of the company?s newly issued report, namely a …

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Tech Report: ‘Enemies of the Internet’ List Released

by Admin on March 14, 2012

Reporters Without Borders released its annual 'Enemies of the Internet' list and this year it appears that the Arab Spring has changed the face of online censorship.

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Yes, You Will Be Able to Ditch Internet Explorer in Windows 8

by Admin on March 13, 2012

If you're reading this on a PC, it's probably on Google Chrome or Firefox — the two most popular browsers on Windows that Mashable readers use. It's a telling example about how most tech-savvy Windows users don't use the default browser on their machines, Internet Explorer. But how's that going to change when Windows 8 launches later this year?

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German Internet users cry foul over Google news law

by Admin on March 11, 2012

Germany's Internet community, gathered at the world's biggest high-tech fair, was up in arms Thursday at a draft law forcing Google and other similar sites to pay media firms for content.

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German Internet community cries foul over Google news law

by Admin on March 9, 2012

Germany's Internet community, gathered at the world's biggest high-tech fair, was up in arms Thursday at a draft law forcing Google and other similar sites to pay media firms for content.

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