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Anonymization Technology Takes a High ProfileAnonymization Technology Takes a High Profile

Increasingly, governments and various types of organizations are trying to either block or track Internet access and online communications by dissidents, employees, or others. To sidestep these activities, users are turning to anonymization technology. Full story »

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Municipal Wireless Gets New Emphasis

Numerous factors, including vastly more capacious wireless technologies and increased national attention on broadband network strategies, are contributing to a new emphasis on making last-mile network technologies available to anyone, anywhere. Full story»



Municipal Wireless Gets New Emphasis

Municipal Wireless Gets New Emphasis. Second-generation municipal wireless networks demonstrate a new sustainable business model and are concurrently taking advantage of the newest Wi-Fi standard, 802.11n.

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Silver Bullet Security Podcast with Gary McGraw

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Silver Bullet Security Podcast host Gary McGraw interviews Christofer Hoff, Director of Cloud and Virtualization Solutions at Cisco. They discuss cloud security and other complex security issues.

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Copyright Infringement and Protection in the Internet Age

Copyright Infringement and Protection in the Internet AgeIn this age of increasingly complex, Internet-based technologies, it's very difficult to protect original works of authorship. This article examines the problem of copyright infringement and the copyright law's desire to balance the interests of creators with the interests of the public. The author also offers some insight in how to reduce the problem of copyright infringement. Full story»

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White-Space Networking Goes Live

White-Space Networking Goes Live

Under an experimental license from the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Spectrum Bridge launched the first US wireless broadband network using empty airwaves ("white spaces") in the broadcast television spectrum, which emerged in the transition to digital TV. Full story»

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