In Brief: ISP investigated, Juniper COO quits
Comcast faces investigation
Comcast faces investigation
Acer, the world's third largest PC vendor, says it is keeping an eye on a personnel shortage in China that could affect PC production.
New Zealand needs to stop watching exchange and interest rates and start building a society that can succeed in times of extreme change, says author and consultant Steven Carden.
An informal interest group is shaping up to address New Zealand’s broadband challenges.
The Chinese government has denied involvement in a series of hacks carried out against government IT systems around the world, including those of New Zealand government agencies, but the threat of technology-driven espionage has forced the FBI to push businesses and academic institutions to better prepare for such attacks.
Security experts are voicing their doubts about suggestions that China tried to hack New Zealand government IT systems, saying it is technically very difficult to identify the point of origin of such attacks.
China's military has developed cyberwarfare first-strike capabilities that include units charged with developing viruses to attack enemy computer networks, warns a US Department of Defense (DoD) report.
Google plans to announce an investment in Xunlei Networking Technology, a Chinese peer-to-peer file sharing website, reports the China Daily.
North America’s share of the IT market is shrinking as China’s share grows, says Philippe de Marcillac, president of the international business unit at research company IDC. He forecasts that the IT market will more and more resemble the telco services market, where North America’s and Europe’s market shares are decreasing while the emerging countries’ market share is growing rapidly.
China’s Ministry of Information Industry (MII) is to release a set of rules meant to strengthen the country’s fight against unsolicited email — spam — a ministry spokesman says.
Chinese hackers attacked the UK Parliament in January, the government’s email filtering company, MessageLabs, has confirmed.
Verso Technologies hopes to win a contract that will block Chinese internet users from using eBay’s Skype VoIP software.
Yahoo's chairman and chief executive officer Terry Semel strongly defended the company's decision to turn over evidence to Chinese authorities that helped the government convict a local journalist and send him to jail for 10 years.