Paul McNamara

Who needs to hack or phish when you can buy records over the counter? Plus, there's no mystery surrounding the latest copper cable cut

Not everyone thinks the practice of faking a caller ID is evil. Here are a couple legitimate uses of the technique

A Q&A with a caller ID spoofing user, who claims it was a last resort -- and that what he did should be outlawed

And we can look forward to more of it in the wake of Hollywood's Untraceable

The advertising industry will not stop until it literally invades our dreams ... and grocers won't believe shoppers are doing enough of the work until we're actually stocking shelves

'Tis the season for bold prognostication. In that spirit, Paul McNamara provides us his Can't-Miss Predictions for the IT industry -- but for a decade ago

A CAN-SPAM provision linking the amount of money a spammer make to his sentence could see big-money UCE fiends doing longer stretches

Somewhere on the planet last month, someone skipped over pages of fine print they will later regret not reading in order to sign a mobile services contract that brought the worldwide number of such accounts to 3.3 billion, a figure roughly equal to half the Earth's population