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OpenNet wins Singapore broadband bid
News update Singapore infocomm regulator appoints consortium as network company to build the physical infrastructure of country's next-generation broadband network.
Tags: Business broadband, Personal broadband, SingTel, Fiber, Dr., Singapore, Broadband, consortium, Environment, computer telephony integration
S'pore unveils new e-initiatives
News Announced at the imbX show, these plans include a new grid infrastructure to offer enterprises on-demand services, and a digital hub for media businesses to transact content.
Tags: CommunicAsia 2008, Government, Infrastructure/architecture management, Authentication and encryption, Web services, SMB, Authentication, Dr., Singapore, Broadband
Filipino court unlikely to recognize Facebook libel
News Lawsuit involving damaging status updates made on social networking site won't go far in court because Philippines has no Internet libel law, says lawyer.
Tags: Lawsuits, Local Government, Web 2.0, Philippines, sexual orientation, entertainment, social networking, Facebook, Internet, general manager
London transit cards cracked and cloned
News Researchers clone public transit cards in London to demonstrate vulnerabilities in the Mifare Classic smartcard used by millions worldwide.
Tags: Security, Hacking, RFID, Dr., Hong Kong, Card, London, researcher, smart card, Holland
Finet Group breaks into Chinese Internet games sector
News Chinese financial publisher Finest Group launches its own online game company, China Game, as a sign of commitment to invest in the gaming industry of China.
Tags: Digital media, Games, Business development/management, Web sites, Dr., Online Game, chairman, financial, China, Beijing
Rising fraud threats in virtual worlds
News McAfee says phishing attacks, viruses, spam, and money laundering are rife in virtual worlds.
Tags: Web 2.0, Security, Dr., Password, Mouse, software, McAfee Inc., virtual world, Second Life, private data
Unmask your passwords with this JavaScript trick
Techguide If you think you mistyped a password into a password field in your browser, a simple JavaScript trick can help you find out by unmasking the password.
Tags: Security, Web Browser, Jakob Nielsen, Password, Clear, Chad Perrin, Mozilla Firefox, JavaScript, newsletter, Security
Bahasa or English? One step forward, two steps back?
Blogs A couple of weeks ago, the Malaysian government ignited a controversy when it reversed a five-year-old government policy...
Singapore firm eyes medical tourism dollar
News Local startup launches Web platform offering patients help with travel arrangements and advice on hospital selection, in hopes of boosting tourism into the region.
Tags: Web services, Web sites, Philippines, Thailand, e-Service, Singapore, FlyFreeForHealth, network, Deloitte LLP, call-center
GoodGuide gets into gastronomy with food ratings
News Ratings site has added food to its list of earth- and body-friendly products.
Tags: Web sites, Cookie, Food Item, Database, GoodGuide, food, job, founder, Earth, Web sites
Researchers seek funds to study cell phone safety
News Scientists have long debated whether cell phones pose health risk and are now looking for money to fund research to help resolve issue.
Tags: Cellular phones, Children, public health, Wireless, radio frequency, researcher, health care, agency, radio, Cellular phones
Bringing online marketing to life
News Dream Axis founder, Winne Soh, talks about the marketing green field of virtual spaces and her hopes for growing Singapore's 3D talent.
Tags: Entrepreneurship, Digital media, Training, Singapore, 3D, Digital media, career, marketing, founder, Second Life
Google wants to know if you're sick
News A temporary project from Google Health attempts to figure out how many people are searching for health-related terms because they are seeking remedy.
Tags: Search, Google Inc., Internet Search, product manager, Search Result, Internet, health care, Search
Do most security breaches still originate internally?
Techguide Are insider threats more prevalent than externally-initiated attacks? Here's why that may not be the case.
Tags: Data security, Network security, Security Management, Business security, Security, Security Breach, FBI, Survey, Computer Security Institute, Attack
Asia earthquakes heighten BCP need
Blogs It's hard not to notice the earthquake risk around the Pacific Rim these days. I'm not sure if the risk is actually high...
