Esther Dyson
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IBM taking open source on world tour
News Big Blue plans to embark on a Linux outreach effort to help groom open-source talent around the globe.
Tags: Linux
ICANN under fire--again
News The domain-name group gets involved in another imbroglio that has lawmakers calling for hearings and consumer groups firing off complaints. But this time, the future of ICANN's at stake.
Markle allots more than $1 million for Net governance
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Execs predict next Google-like tech
News On eve of company's 10-year anniversary, researchers and business pundits speculate about what technologies might someday have as much impact as Google.
Tags: Innovation, Entrepreneurship, Google Inc., phone, co-founder, Esther Dyson, professor, researcher, Internet, data center
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Free Web: Its days are numbered?
News Paul Anderson was a big fan of Yahoo's free Internet phone calls until the portal began charging for it. Like him, millions of people who have come to depend on online services will realize the inevitable: The free ride on the Web is coming to an end.
Are the days of free Web numbered?
News The new Internet may be dominated by a handful of megacorporations able to promise the safety and convenience of paying for Web usage in one place, thus avoiding a maddening jumble of per-click charges, sliding storage fees and daily content subscriptions.
Google's antisocial downside
Insight The search giant plays the nerd and tends to its algorithms as a new Net generation boogies on over to MySpace.
Tags: Business Strategies & Functions, Search, Best strategies
Tech execs: Wake up and smell the spam
Insight Products alone won't win against increasingly nasty junk e-mail; Net users must raise awareness, say tech bigwigs.
Tags: IT Management, Spam and phishing, Spam filtering
The end of spyware? Fat chance
Insight The dialogue has just begun, but CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says a chasm still separates the opposing sides in this debate.
Tags: Business security, PC security, Data security
Adware's second act
News The controversial companies are trying to make nice with consumers. But in the process, they're suffering self-inflicted wounds.
Tags: Internet advertising, Marketing communications
Spying an intelligent search engine
News Innovation in Web search using artificial intelligence may lead to the day when you could expect the Web to do the tedious tasks for you.
Media heavyweights create Net policy institute
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Ralph Nader renews criticism of ICANN
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Markle gives more than $1 million to Net governing bodies
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