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Vietnam: Where pirated apps match personal budgets
Insight perspective Many Vietnamese view pirated software as the only way they can afford the apps they want and need. Considering their wage scale, they aren't necessarily wrong.
Tags: Piracy, Business applications, Personal applications, Software licensing, Operating systems, Adobe PhotoShop, Vietnam, DVD, Nam, Kaspersky
Philippines mulls over cybercrime law
News Government must pass anti-cybercrime bill to prevent the Philippines from becoming a haven for hackers and child pornographers, say observers.
Tags: Local Government, Regulations, Spam and phishing, Data security, Security Management
Copyright defendant Napster finds its code posted
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Fujitsu's futuristic phones
News At Ceatec, Fujitsu and the Japan Design Association honor the best mobile phone concepts.
Tags: Smart phones, Cellular phones, Phone, cell phone, mobile, Ceatec, Japan, Fujitsu Ltd., college student, Smart phones
Microsoft to offer cheap Windows 7 for students
News U.S. college students will get the software for US$30, while those in the United Kingdom can get it for 30 pounds. Learners elsewhere are also said to be in line for a discount.
Tags: Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows 7, Australia, Microsoft Windows, college student, Web Site, France
Yale MBA dean to found Apple University
News Apple will have a new program early next year called Apple University, and while it is not clear what that will entail, Yale's Joel Podolny has been tapped as its leader.
Tags: Human resources, Professional Development, Apple Inc., Yale University, Apple Macintosh, Apple II, CEO, News.com, MBA, Pixar Animation Studios Inc.
Love Bug suspect nixes job offers
News The Philippine computer college student accused of releasing the "ILOVEYOU" virus has declined several job offers on the advice of his mother, his lawyer and family friends said Thursday.
Cell phone music on tour in Japan
News The first service that lets people download music files to a cell phone has hit Japan, but will people pay for it?
Filipino college graduate denies links to "Love" virus
News A 23-year-old Filipino suspected in connection with the so-called love bug denied any links to the world's most toxic computer virus, and vowed to cooperate with the Philippine authorities in their investigation.
Where's the law against cybercrime?
Blogs One day in the summer of 2000, the Philippines unexpectedly got into the world spotlight when a young Filipino college s...
Secret Service busts online ID fraud ring
News U.S. Federal agents and international allies arrest 28 suspects thought to have traded in credit card numbers and financial information.
Tags: Security
School shootings prompt teen's online advocacy
News In the wake of recent school shootings, a former Columbine High School student is harnessing the Net by launching teen programs aimed at social responsibility.
Microsoft combats "Love" bug with email upgrades
News Microsoft will offer two new security features to help prevent computer viruses from using its popular Outlook email program to infect computer networks and spread to other users.
VA Linux details open source strategy
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VA Linux details open source strategy
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