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The U.S. House of Representatives passed its first major technology legislation Wednesday, authorizing $2.36 billion over three years for nanotechnology

Predicted demand for hiring IT workers has reached an historic low of only 493,000 positions over the next 12 months, according to research released by

The Information Technology Association of America (ITAA) is calling for the appointment of a "cyber czar" in the wake of the resignations of key White

Cyberstalking -- stalking individuals via the Internet -- is increasing across America according to a study released Thursday by Wired Safety, an online

Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Chairman Tim Muris told Congress Wednesday his agency will continue to address the ever-growing problem of spam, but he is

A desperate shortage of qualified IT managers may send Mark Forman, chief information officer for the Bush administration, on a hiring binge this summer.

Nanotechnology experts told Congress Wednesday that pending legislation in the House and the Senate is a "significant step" in overcoming the current

The Liberty Alliance gained two major federal players Wednesday with the announcement the General Services Administration (GSA) and the Department of

Three U.S. senators have introduced legislation to enhance congressional oversight and public reporting of the FBI's domestic surveillance efforts,

Attorney General John Ashcroft wants to expand the government's domestic surveillance powers under the controversial USA Patriot Act to include reading

President Bush secretly signed an order last July directing administration officials to develop the parameters for possible cyber-attacks against enemy

American workers who have Internet access both at home and at the office spend more of their personal time using the Internet to do office work at home