NJ.com reports that “[t]he Supreme Court of New Jersey became the first court in the nation yesterday to rule that people have an expectation of privacy when they are online, and law enforcement officials need a grand jury warrant to have access to their private information.  In state proceedings, the [...]

Slashdot reveals that “[m]any participants in OLPC's 'Give 1 Get 1' program of last November are now encountering what has come to be known as the 'stuck key' problem, in which one or more of the keys on their XO-1 laptop's built-in keyboard become stuck in an activated position, or [...]

In order to keep the EU economy competitive, the European Commission is drafting a so-called “Small Business Act” – a set of policies that is supposed to help small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the EU grow.  On Thursday, European Industry Commissioner Guenter Verheugen welcomed the “broad support” that his [...]

Yahoo!News reports that “Quaero, a European consortium developing new search engine technologies, is ramping up recruitment of researchers.  Although some of the consortium's research activities have already begun, the starting signal for much of the work came on March 11, when the European Commission said it had no objections to [...]

The New York Times writes that “[i]n the Internet age, the corporate firewall is a leaky sieve.  That is the sobering conclusion, spelled out in technical detail, in a new report on what is actually happening on corporate computer networks.  The research was done by Palo Alto Networks, a start-up [...]