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The Big Report 1/25/2010 12 comments
As the World Wide Web expands, Websites will become increasingly multilingual
The Big Report 1/16/2010 4 comments
What’s the ROI? Go public or private? What about a policy? It’s time to get serious
The Big Report 12/22/2009 11 comments
A highly subjective list of 2009's high points on the Web – and a few low ones, too
The Big Report 12/5/2009 5 comments
Companies are going far past standard smartphone apps, with tools to tackle specific business problems
The Big Report 11/7/2009 3 comments
Business users see cost savings from cloud computing, so they’re finding ways to get past this No. 1 concern
The Big Report 10/3/2009 4 comments
These organizations – in healthcare, banking, and government – are pushing customer engagement to new levels online
The Big Report 9/5/2009 8 comments
The emerging Internet of Things promises to help businesses spot problems and make decisions. Getting there isn’t easy
The Big Report 8/21/2009 8 comments
While many of the bill's provisions are good or even commendable, the rest are harmful
The Big Report 8/15/2009 1 comment
The ROI isn’t as clear-cut as it is for server virtualization; but deployed well, desktop virtualization can deliver the kind of high-performing, Web-centric PC experience that employees expect
The Big Report 7/23/2009 5 comments
This lesson plan will teach youngsters to navigate the Web without the help or hindrance of censorware
The Big Report 7/18/2009 3 comments
IT leaders are wrestling with how to bring informal collaboration into rigorous processes such as global project management and product development
The Big Report 7/9/2009 11 comments
Three P2P filtering vendors step forward to have their Deep Packet Inspection capabilities tested side by side
The Big Report 6/18/2009 15 comments
In the Internet age, copyright control is eliminating competition and forcing even big companies into self-defeating patterns
The Big Report 6/3/2009 9 comments
Social aggregators like Friendfeed offer unprecedented convenience, but their future in the social media ecosystem is sketchy
The Big Report 5/30/2009 14 comments
What's a company to do when its brand takes a beating in online social media? Have a plan of action... but don't overreact
The Big Report 5/12/2009 13 comments
Somewhere between Creative Commons and full-blown, lawyerly license negotiation is a rich, untapped source of income for creative people
The Big Report 5/9/2009 Post a comment
The president says technology can deliver more open government. Watch the Recovery.gov site to see how that pledge plays out in the real world
The Big Report 4/21/2009 20 comments
But 1996 is gone, and good riddance; the world is populated now by people who no longer believe in big-company politics and secret dealing
The Big Report 4/18/2009 9 comments
Distracted by the quest for universal broadband, the US may be missing out on more lucrative sources of payback on its Internet investment
The Big Report 3/25/2009 19 comments
Venture funding in these troubled times is limited, but key areas are getting an infusion, pointing to future trends in Internet use
The Big Report 3/21/2009 4 comments
With no hard ROI metrics, companies are looking for other ways to measure value
The Big Report 3/4/2009 13 comments
As the foundations of our economy shift, countless new ways to use the Web emerge, too
The Big Report 2/20/2009 31 comments
We may be attached to newspapers, music, books, and movies, but that doesn't make these media commercially viable in the Internet age
The Big Report 2/14/2009 2 comments
New collaboration tools are a boon in the workplace, but they're making it harder to manage and secure all the shared information. Here's how some companies are coping.
The Big Report 1/24/2009 2 comments
A storm is coming, one that pits security groups against business leaders desperate to contain costs. Can we find a middle ground?
The Big Report 1/15/2009 23 comments
With dried-up VC funding and a lack of working business models, these technologies have cause to worry in 2009
The Big Report 12/23/2008 8 comments
A retrospective of the online stuff that made us laugh, weep, cheer, and curse in the last 12 months
The Big Report 12/18/2008 8 comments
From security breaches and lost emails to threats in cyberspace and plain bad policy decisions, governments around the globe have proven cyber-incompetent
The Big Report 12/13/2008 6 comments
Employees get a lot of freedom online, and productivity still often rises. But so do the threats. Better have the right tools to fend them off.
The Big Report 11/22/2008 6 comments
Internet2 members are heading toward a wide-open future. What’s in it for you?
The Big Report 11/15/2008 9 comments
Practical tips and formulas for enterprises to get serious about energy consumption controls, carbon footprint reduction, and recycling
The Big Report 10/31/2008 9 comments
Current economic conditions expose the vulnerabilities of the companies that build and support the Internet and make their challenges more glaring
The Big Report 10/24/2008 9 comments
With legislation stalled in Congress and the courts clogged with cases, reforming the patent process has become a grassroots effort
The Big Report 10/16/2008 9 comments
Web 2.0 has seen a lot of squandered investment dollars, with most money focused on targeted advertising, social networking, video, search, and social publishing
The Big Report 10/8/2008 9 comments
Highly organized global networks are hosting massive stores of malware, child porn, and illegal data. Here what is – and isn't – being done to stop them
The Big Report 9/27/2008 2 comments
It’s mostly a one-search-fits-all world today. Startup activity suggests that could be ready to change
The Big Report 9/15/2008 6 comments
It's not just new technology that creates security glitches – there's a human element at work as well
The Big Report 9/4/2008 10 comments
Our readers vote on the most overused, massively hyped, underperforming verbiage of the Web 2.0 realm
The Big Report 8/30/2008 4 comments
Users want a single Web ID, but businesses are hesitant. So far, OpenID is closest to making this happen, and it's a long way from widespread use
The Big Report 8/25/2008 10 comments
Through their weird online 'politricks,' the 2008 presidential contenders have proved that the Web can be a help and a hindrance
The Big Report 8/11/2008 25 comments
From an anti-social social network, to a ground-ridden partnership with NASA, Google comes up short when search, advertising aren't in play
The Big Report 8/2/2008 4 comments
Look at global competition, regulatory pressures, workforce transformations, and greater customer expectations as a golden opportunity to get rich... rich Internet applications, that is
The Big Report 7/14/2008 19 comments
Lacking sufficient attention and self-gratification on the physical plane, celebrities are going virtual with their own social networking sites. We present the best of the worst
The Big Report 6/9/2008 14 comments
The world's busiest video site encourages and rewards the compulsion to be seen and heard, not to mention some of the darker aspects of human nature
The Big Report 5/14/2008 3 comments
Wikis, social networks, video portability, and broadband wireless collude to make today's online experience richer, faster, and more personalized
The Big Report 3/27/2008 9 comments
More than two dozen companies sell P2P filters, but only five entered our ground-breaking test, conducted by EANTC, and three then dropped out because of problems with their products
The Big Report 1/24/2008 7 comments
Web tools are revolutionizing philanthropy, giving fundraisers the opportunity to cut out the middlemen, harness social networking tools, and increase transparencies of NPOs
The Big Report 1/8/2008 18 comments
Solar arrays and wind farms grab all the green technology kudos. But the Web is quietly providing other ways to reduce energy use – and cool the climate
The Big Report 12/14/2007 5 comments
Telecom operators know they have to make big changes to keep their place as service providers in an all-IP world, but they're still trying to figure out how to make those changes happen
The Big Report 11/23/2007 7 comments
Lessons from FedEx, Schwab, eBay, and others on the customer-driven Web economy
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In his recent Congressional testimony, Dennis Blair, the U.S. director of national intelligence, stated that the U.S. is "severely threatened" by cyber attacks and that the recent Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) attacks should serve as a wake-up call.
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