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Hackers target web censorship
"Well-intentioned hackers are creating tools to help people circumvent web browsing controls in countries where the net is censored.
The group of technology experts have...
Gates and Peru President sign IT agreement
"Microsoft Corp., facing proposed legislation in Perú that would seriously hamper its sales to the government, on Monday signed a wide-ranging agreement with that...
Digital rights management workshop: The deck stacked against consumers?
-By Grant Gross -
Free Software and consumer-rights activists are asking for their positions to be heard during a digital rights management workshop sponsored...
World’s fastest Linux supercomputer to bolster national security
Andrea Bingham writes: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) selected Linux NetworX to design, integrate and deliver what will be the largest and most powerful...
Can newspapers help make record companies obsolete?
- By Robin "Roblimo" Miller -
I just downloaded Internet Porn from The Washington Post's Web site. It's one of the quirkier songs available from...
MandrakeSoft Inc. and Microtel offering PCs pre-loaded with Mandrake Linux® at Walmart.com
Altadena and City of Industry, CA, July 15th 2002 - To meet the growing demand for low-cost and fully-featured personal computers, MandrakeSoft, Inc. and...
Lindows puts StarOffice 6.0 in Click-N-Run
SAN DIEGO -- July 15, 2002 -- Lindows.com, Inc. today announced the
addition of Sun's (NASDAQ: SUNW) StarOffice? 6.0...
Mandrake PCs are now online at Walmart.com
- by Tina Gasperson -NewsForge broke the news last month that Microtel was putting together
Mandrake-Linux PCs for Walmart.com, the online division of the giant...
Alan Cox: Linux 2.4.19rc1-ac5
The first release candidate of the Alan Cox edition of Linux kernel, 2.4.19rc1 is out. Download the kernel here, but make sure to check...
Second digital rights management roundtable in D.C. July 17
DSLreports.com notes that a government-sponsored roundtable, featuring MPAA's Jack Valenti, the RIAA's Mitch Glazier, Microsoft's Andrew Moss, and representatives for Disney, IBM, Intel, Vivendi...