S.Korea to probe huge online data leak (AFP)

S.Korea to probe huge online data leak (AFP)

AFP - South Korea said Friday it would launch a probe into security systems of major retailer Shinsegae and 24 other companies after private data on some 20 million customers was leaked. Full text

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Broadband.gov, Workshops Kick Off Rollout (PC Magazine)

2009.07.02 - Internet - Source: RSS.NEWS.YAHOO.COM - Comments [0]

PC Magazine - A big component of this year's stimulus package was broadband deployment. In addition to allocating $7.2 billion in broadband grants, the bill also ordered the Federal Communications Commission to come up with a national broadband plan by February.

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Classified ad decline weighs on U.S. newspapers (Reuters)

Reuters - A sharp drop in classified advertising sales brought on by free Internet listings and a cooling real estate market helped push U.S. newspaper publishers' financial results lower in the first quarter.

Geldof, BBC plan "A-to-Z" of mankind Web site (Reuters)

Reuters - Bob Geldof and the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) are planning to set up a Web site they say will be a definitive guide to mankind.

Group: Yahoo assisted China with torture (AP)

AP - A human rights group launched a campaign Thursday against Yahoo Inc. on grounds the U.S. search company assisted China's communist government with torture by revealing information that led to the arrest of dissidents.

Enterprises seek social-network effect (InfoWorld)

InfoWorld - Social bookmarking and IRC (Internet relay chat) top the list of must-have tools for organizations that want to leverage Web 2.0 technologies within the enterprise, according to a Web 2.0 Expo panel moderated by Rob Rueckert of Intel Capital.

Intel Targets New Mobile Devices (NewsFactor)

NewsFactor - The space between a notebook computer and a smartphone is an opportunity that Intel, among others, is trying to fill. At the Intel Developers Forum on Wednesday in Beijing, the chipmaker announced it is creating an alliance to work on challenges related to a new computer form factor, the mobile Internet device (MID). Intel also detailed a new platform for both MIDs and the existing ultra-mobile PC (UMPC).