U.S. House Passes Controversial Antispam Bill
Capping six years of federal legislative wrangling, the U.S. House of Representatives has passed antispam legislation intended to create extensive regulations for commercial e-mail. The Senate, which last week passed a similar bill, is expected to agree to the changes in the House bill this week.
See the full story .
Read more
Hackers Attack Debian Linux
- Cybercrime Arrests: Heralding a New Era?
- Will That Be Cash, Fingerprint or Cell Phone?
- Microsoft Preps 'Symphony,' 'Slalom' Media Center Releases
- Motorola to launch a third handset made by CMCS
- Mitac launches GPS Pocket PC
- ECS announces product lineup for Taiwan computer show
- Motorola halts V295 launch
- Windows XP SP2 Soon To Go Beta
- More Chip Makers Going 'Fabless' to Lower Costs
Toshiba to spend more on memory
- Technology removes need for human pilots
- Intel halves chip size
- Sony offers build-to-order option for notebooks
- Canon offers new free-space optics systems
- DVD Jon breaks iTunes security
- Supply is short for flash memory
- Dell drops some tech calls to India
- More Chip Makers Going 'Fabless' to Lower Costs
- Sharp confirms next-gen Linux PDA specs
Sponsored
See more
Latest news
Miscellaneous Previous news
Partners
