Liam Lahey

Articles by Liam Lahey

CAD users of the world unite and define a standard

A CAD (computer-aided design) system can be a godsend to some, and a curse to others.A godsend...

Students debate privacy issues

Since society appears to be teetering on the brink of mass hysteria over the possibility of having personal data bilked or used inappropriately

On-line voting not a major priority

Canadians were unenthusiastic about exercising their right to vote during the last federal election, with only 63 per cent of voters participating. So Elections Canada asked itself, would Internet voting encourage those slackers?

The Rock teams with Ireland

The government of Newfoundland and Labrador just launched an initiative to aid up to 30 SMEs in the creation of Web sites, transaction systems, marketing strategies and applicable training. Moreover, the province is doing this with help from Ireland.

WebSphere goes multicultural

The latest rendition of IBM's WebSphere Commerce Suite v 5.1 embraces Java and mobile commerce (m-commerce), all...

Copyright Board quadruples levies

Much to the ire of software manufacturers, independent musicians and just about any other entity or individual that purchases or uses blank CD-ROMs, the Canadian Copyright Board increased the private copying levy from 5.2 cents to 21 cents per CD-R and CD-RW.

Video compression software comes of age

Multimedia software vendors aiming to woo the handheld market with high-quality video and audio compression applications appear to be coming of age.

The Rock partners with Ireland

Newfoundland and Labrador continues to show why it has been one of Canada

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