Government & Public Sector

If seniors are in rocking chairs they're most likely in front of computers surfing the Net. That's because seniors are now the fastest growing demographic of Internet users in Canada, according to the Minister Responsible for Seniors, Jim Bradley.

A database being developed for the Cape Breton police will help officers battle crime better by speeding up information filing and retrieval, cutting down paperwork, supporting decision-making, helping detectives quickly identify links and patterns, and much more.

Norway's Consumer Council has filed a complaint asking for a ruling that Apple's digital rights management policy violates the country

Companies that work with law enforcement agencies on cybercrime can get valuable information, including lists of hostile IP (Internet Protocol) addresses and information on new types of attacks, a U.S. Air Force cybercrime investigator said.

Companies that work with law enforcement agencies on cybercrime can get valuable information, including lists of hostile IP (Internet Protocol) addresses and information on new types of attacks, a U.S. Air Force cybercrime investigator said Thursday.

The Information Technology Foundation of the Philippines (ITFP) is lobbying for a technology-neutral automated election system and is now calling for support from technology experts to come up with recommendations.

Apple Computer Inc. will resolve its patent squabble with Creative Technology Ltd. by paying the Singapore-based company US$100 million for a licence to use a recently awarded patent.

New video fingerprinting technology from Koninklijke Philips Electronics NV could help stem the flood of movies and other video content being traded illegally on the Internet.