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Aussie Auditor Advises Rethinking E-Security
Those worried the U.S. government isn't mobilizing fast enough to protect computer networks might take some comfort from a story out of Australia.
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Social Networking Lessons from the 'Biggest Little City'
<a href=http://www.reno.gov/> Reno, Nev.,</a> calls itself the "The Biggest Little City In The World," but although it has a population that's just a fraction of another Nevada casino destination, <a href=http://www.lasvegasnevada.gov/>Las Vegas</a>, it has about four times as many fans on Facebook.
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School District Settles Suit Alleging It Spied on Students
A suburban Philadelphia school district has settled a lawsuit that accused the district of spying on students by secretly activating their webcams.
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Tennessee Town Blocks Facebook From Employee Computers
The City of Cleveland, Tenn. is removing computer games and blocking social networking sites, such as Facebook, from city-owned computers.
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New York City Launches Apps Contest
Have a great idea for a mobile or web application using New York City data? Well it could win you a prize of up to $20,000.
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Parents Overwhelmingly Want Opt-in
Nearly 90 of parents nationwide would support a law requiring online companies get their opt in before using their personal information for marketing, a new poll has found.
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$1 Trillion Savings from Tech?
A group of corporate technology executives has developed a <a href=http://www.techceocouncil.org/storage/documents/TCC_One_Trillion_Reasons_FINAL.pdf>plan</a> that they say can reduce the federal deficit by $1 trillion over the next ten years while enhancing citizen services.
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