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Case shines light on tech injuries
News A worker fired over injuries that prevented her from typing cannot sue her former employer under federal anti-discrimination law, an appeals court rules.
UC Berkeley computers hacked, 160,000 at risk
News Attackers access public health center Web site, then break into secured databases on the same server, stealing some 97,000 Social Security numbers.
Tags: Hacking, University, Database, health service, computer, Server, insurance, health insurance, Web Site, health care
Combat the 'IT blues' with these tips
Insight In recent years, many companies have cut their IT budgets and scaled back or eliminated grand IT projects that were in the works. For some, much of the excitement and joy has gone out of working with technology, or at least it may not have the same kind of spark that it used to have. Fortunately, there are ways to conquer this feeling. Here are some suggestions on how you can conquer the “IT blues.”
Apple shares rebound on Jobs news
News Stock rises after announcement that Steve Jobs will remain as CEO, while recovering from hormone therapy treatment.
Tags: Business ethics, Components, Apple Inc., Therapy, Stock, Computer, computer company, CEO, job, Macworld
Fresh warning over mobiles in hospitals
News New study warns that using mobile phones in hospitals pose danger to intensive care equipment.
Tags: Cellular phones
Thailand's tools of expression
News New assistive technology developed by the National Electronics and Computer Technology Center in Thailand is helping patients at Siriraj Hospital to communicate.
Tags: Thin clients, x86-standard servers
Tiny computer lock simplifies security
News A 150-year-old invention combined with the latest silicon technology gives Sandia Labs an 'unbeatable' digital security device.
Green thumb good, BlackBerry thumb bad
Insight Attorney Eric J. Sinrod says BlackBerry thumb may be joining modern-day vocabulary, as did "tennis elbow" some time ago.
Tags: BlackBerry
Singapore's TR19 BCM standard: in intensive care, prognosis dire
Blogs In the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation's Framework for Voluntary Preparedness report of January 2008, the authors refer to Si...
Tech stocks fall; Dow average posts gains
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Can Pfizer prime the pipeline?
News With the company facing billions in lost sales, its research chief is introducing a multifaceted plan to overhaul how it is going about developing drugs.
Tags: Cost control, IT budgeting, R&D, ROI/TCO, Business development/management
Stagnant market hastens demise of some Net firms
News For every Net company that has received a financial lifeline in recent months, another has quietly given up the search and shut down.
Case shines light on tech injuries
News A worker fired over injuries that prevented her from typing cannot sue her former employer under federal anti-discrimination law, an appeals court rules.
US court: Stress injury isn't a disability
News A panel of US appeals judges says that federal disability law protections don't apply to a worker who was fired after repetitive stress injuries prevented her from typing.
Intel: Friend or foe?
News Although AMD has painted Intel as a bully, execs who've dealt with company draw a more ambiguous picture.
Tags: Processors, Legal, Lawsuits, Antitrust
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