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Submission + - Google defends privacy record, gets help

Submitted by

netbuzz

on Monday June 11, 2007 @09:01AM

netbuzz writes: "Having been accused by a watchdog group of being the worst thing to happen to personal privacy since mom read your diary, Google is rising up to defend itself. Matt Cutts, the head of Google's Webspam team, waxes indignant on his blog. And industry watcher Danny Sullivan says Google and Cutts have a legitimate beef.

http://www.networkworld.com/community/?q=node/1608 7"

Submission + - Will Windows Vista users be shut out of iPhone fun

Submitted by

Gary

on Monday June 11, 2007 @08:56AM

Gary writes: "Earlier this year there was quite a stink raised by Windows Vista adopters who found their iPods suddenly not supported by the new OS. Checking at the iPhone's requirements it seems there could be another subtle jab at Vista from Apple, or merely an oversight in the techs."

Submission + - Safemedia's CEO tells Congress, he can stop P2P.

Submitted by palewook on Wednesday June 06, 2007 @10:55AM

palewook writes: Yesterday, Safwat Fahmy appeared in front of the House Science and Technology Committee. During Fahmy's testimony, he claimed Safemedia's "P2P Disaggregator" technology uses traffic-shaping systems and network-filtering systems that can destroy contaminated P2P networks. And Clouseau will make it impossible to send or receive any illegal P2P transmission on any installed network. However, Clouseau allows tunneling and SSH and never opens packets to determine file legality.

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