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Internet pioneers Vint Cerf and Robert Kahn are among the latest Presidential Medal of Freedom winners. President Bush presented the medals, the nation's

With Hurricane Rita promising a reprise of the communications collapse during Hurricane Katrina earlier this month, Federal Communications Commission

HP plans to cut almost 10 percent of its global workforce in a move it said was designed to save $1.9 billion. The company plans to initiate the 14,500

It appears women are leaving the American IT workforce faster than male executives can say, ''Go fetch me a beer, Darlin.'' But apparently, in the Silicon

Is the information technology industry a bastion of white males? A new study released Wednesday says women and most racial minorities are ''significantly

WASHINGTON -- Corporate America is acting irresponsibly in protecting consumer data, Orson Swindle of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) said today. The

Big Blue is encouraging its 320,000 worldwide employees to join the blogosphere. They are also being warned to be careful. In a post to the company's

WASHINGTON -- For Bill Gates, it's just another week: Host Bono over the weekend, give an almost two-hour keynote at WinHEC on Monday and tweak Congress

TechNet, the political networking group of technology CEOs, has raised its visibility in Washington by naming White House official Lezlee Westine as its

Companies could be losing millions of dollars every year by not factoring tax considerations into IT purchases, according to a new report by IDC and

The U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee unanimously approved its fast-track anti-spyware legislation today, pushing the bill out for a full House

Internet telephony firms praised Thursday's action by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to fine a small telecom for blocking Voice over Internet