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Yahoo Introduces Search APIs and Developer Network
Seeking to gain a foothold with software developers, Yahoo delivers set of APIs to help developers build applications that leverage its search functionality.
Trusting Consumers And Risk-Averse Merchants Help Explain Online Sales Growth
VeriSign reports that, despite a rise in threats, online commerce continues to thrive.
Blogging Simplified
Web Crossing, Inc., an enterprise collaboration software company, today introduced SiteCrossing, a hosted Web site service offering blogging and collaboration tools for individuals, as well as small- and medium-sized businesses.
Security Chiefs Sit High On The Corporate Ladder
Survey says 44% of companies have put a member of senior management in charge of I.T. security
Google Movies
Anticipating Oscar. It sounds like the title of some dreadful film; it is in fact an explanation of the timing of Google's latest search enhancement: cinema-centric search.
New IPods Debut And A Marketing Medium, Too
The boom in Apple Computer's portable audio devices is fueling a new way to get your message out, the podcast.
Blogging for the Ears
In researching a story about Apple's new iPods and podcasting that should appear on InformationWeek.com shortly, I spoke with Royal Farros, CEO of MessageCast, Inc.
While discussing how podcasting and blogging are related activities, Farros made an interesting observation about bloggers.
Security Is Growing As A Senior-Management Priority
A survey by the Business Software Alliance and Information Systems Security Association found that 44% of companies now consider security a senior-management priority, compared with 39% in 2003.
Law Prompts Company To Disclose Data Breach
ChoicePoint to notify thousands more about identity-theft threat
Law Requires ChoicePoint To Disclose Fraud
An identity-theft ring gained access to 145,000 consumer records held by ChoicePoint, which later notified consumers as required under California law SB-1386.
From Russia With Security Help
Kaspersky Lab to open U.S. office and sees opportunity for growth, despite Microsoft's increased focus on selling security products
From Russia With Security Help
Kaspersky Lab is opening a U.S. office and sees plenty of opportunity for future growth--despite Microsoft's increased focus on selling security products.
IUpload Perspectives Lets Bloggers Spread The Word
Perspectives lets content creators, using a variety of blog software packages, distribute blog posts to other sites.
Anonymizer Offers Phishing Defense
Anonymizer 2005 defends against pharming, a particularly insidious form of phishing.
Google Charts New Territory
The search company is testing Google Maps, a new online-mapping service to locate businesses and other points of interest across the U.S.
Ditch E-Mails Of Poor Repute
CipherTrust's upgraded reputation filter tracks 50 million IP addresses to help determine whether a message is spam.
Spam Costs Billions
The cost of spam in terms of lost productivity has reached $21.58 billion annually.
Google Revenue Doubles
Google's growth was "well above what anyone expected," says Marianne Wolk, analyst at Susquehanna Financial Group.
Hardware Edges Out Software For Network Security
Britestream Networks, which commissioned the report, contends that's a reversal from the past.
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