86 news & feature articles results for "france telecom identity federation"

Sprint's board of directors plans to weigh competing bids by MCI WorldCom and BellSouth, while reports say the local firm has increased its bid.

Posted by John Borland

Customers of HSBC, Bank of America, and Washington Mutual suffer highest rates of identity theft in the banking industry, according to report by a UC Berkeley Law School researcher.

Posted by Chris Soghoian

Creating more momentum for Liberty Alliance, Novell and Oracle plan to introduce federated identity management software.

Posted by Martin LaMonica

MySpace and Facebook are hooking up? In a way. Maybe. But the real meat of the news today is all the e-book hype. Barnes and Noble will sell the Que, Bridgestone has a color one coming out, and Barnes and Noble may not always have its own Nook eReader.

Posted by Tom Merritt

Two conferences will attract the wireless industry this week: the 3GSM World Congress in France and Internet World's Wireless East conference in New York.

Posted by Sam Ames

European telecom regulator issues proposals that would let passengers use their handsets on European flights.

Posted by David Meyer

As competition heats up Net-phone providers and traditional telecoms, blocked calls are becoming common.

Posted by Ben Charny

Huawei is providing wireless gear to Cox to help it build its 3G cell phone network. The deal looks to be one of the largest for the Chinese telecom equipment maker in the U.S.

Posted by Marguerite Reardon

Its acquisition of MCI's Internet business for $1.75 billion marks the beginning of the British telecom giant's global expansion.

Posted by Sandeep Junnarkar

Congressional leaders and administration officials spar over the German government-owned telecom giant's proposed $52 billion purchase of VoiceStream Wireless.

Posted by Patrick Ross