EBay amends privacy policy
Online auctioneer eBay has revised its privacy policy to allow the company to share customer information in the event that eBay or one of its subsidiaries merges with or is acquired by another company.
Online auctioneer eBay has revised its privacy policy to allow the company to share customer information in the event that eBay or one of its subsidiaries merges with or is acquired by another company.
Unchecked buffer allows attack on mail app
A group of malicious hackers have gone on a defacement spree last week, breaking into a string of corporate Web sites to replace text and graphics with digital graffiti.
Microsoft put out a patch eight months ago
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Internet continues to be "central focus"
RNext, successor to R5, available for public beta testing in about three months
Instant messaging could become as ubiquitous and necessary as phone - FCC
Report suggests aligning with local companies to gain understanding of local customs
Amazon.com has reported that last quarter's sales will be more than US$960 million, a 40 percent increase over the same period in 1999. The online retailer attributed much of the increase to growth in sales in areas other than books, one of the company's core products.
Deal makes Microsoft biggest player in the small- and medium-sized business software field
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Establishing a new site in one country costs about $US22.8 million
The U.S. Department of Justice Tuesday night released an edited version of an independent review of the FBI's Carnivore e-mail surveillance system, and the document confirmed the concerns of some privacy advocates that the controversial tool could be used to collect information about people who aren't the targets of criminal investigations.
Exactis says it has been a leader in spam prevention