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Don TennantWhatever It Takes
Given that our critical infrastructure is owned almost entirely by the private sector, it's nonsensical to think that we can leave it to the federal government to fight our cyberwar.
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Ira Winkler Stopping cyber attacks: When are we going to learn? Attacks like the DDOS offensive against U.S. government Web sites this week are wholly preventable. |
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Mike Elgan The carrier coup must be stopped Wireless carriers have made plans for connecting consumer gadgets to the Internet very complex, but it doesn't have to be that way, writes columnist Mike Elgan. The best and simplest plan is what Amazon.com is using with the Kindle. |
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Jay Cline Opinion: You say 'shameful secret,' I say 'privacy' Multinationals may need to shift gears on how they talk to their employees about privacy if they want to lock down their offshored data. |
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Bart Perkins The Benefits of Working Together The hotel industry has banded together to develop an industrywide IT architecture so that individual hotel companies can maximize their IT-based assets. |
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Paul M. Ingevaldson Dazzle Your CEO With Hard Facts Paul Ingevaldson sees a way to give your CEO the hard numbers he wants to see on IT performance. |
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Mike Elgan Elgan: Why the iPhone doesn't matter Cell phones used to be about hardware first, software and networks second, writes columnist Mike Elgan. The game-changers of the future will not be new hardware features, but new software and network capabilities. |
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Michael DeAgonia Opinion: The 5 best things about iPhone OS 3.0 Apple's iPhone OS 3.0 update makes even older iPhones more responsive and offers a number of improvements -- some of them long overdue -- that users will appreciate. Here's our top five. |
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John D. Halamka The Truth Shall Set You Free John Halamka offers five tips for managing events when things go wrong. |
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"Well, that didn't take long. Not 24 hours after the bombshell announcement that Google was building a mainstream desktop OS,..."
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