Nancy Gohring

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Telecom, media companies protest EU plan

A European Union proposal to regulate Internet TV and other new media services has created an uproar among Internet and telecommunications companies, which banded together and released on Tuesday a paper detailing their complaints.n

Cell phone spy software not Trojan, firm says

The company selling a mobile-phone spy application that has been labeled malware by F-Secure Corp. says the software isn't malicious or illegal. F-Secure software recently began blocking a commercial application called FlexiSpy that bills itself as the world's first spy software built for mobile phones.

Online abuse by workers rampant in the UK, study says

Workers misusing the Internet cause the most security incidents after viruses in large U.K. companies, a new government-sponsored study has found.

Attack hits Sun public grid service

The first day that Sun Microsystems Inc. allowed users to buy access over the Internet to its long-delayed public utility grid, a denial of service attack forced the company to take down a service hosted on the grid, the company said.

Attack hits Sun public grid service on day one

The first day that Sun Microsystems Inc. allowed users to buy access over the Internet to its long-delayed public utility grid, a denial of service attack forced the company to take down a service hosted on the grid

World banks align to fight online child pornography

A group of financial institutions, Internet companies and organizations fighting child pornography have formed a new coalition in hopes of cutting off online payment mechanisms for Web sites selling child pornography, the organizations involved announced.

RIM rival defends US patent office

Despite recent criticism of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, including sharp words from push e-mail provider Research In Motion Ltd. (RIM), a cofounder of Visto Corp. says the patent office has been a great success.

RIM adds IM to BlackBerry server

The latest version of Research In Motion Ltd.'s BlackBerry Enterprise Server, introduced at Cebit on Friday, supports enterprise instant messaging.

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