85 news & feature articles results for "cell phone marc rotenberg"

The FBI's tool may be shelved, but CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh says the government still has an appetite for Internet wiretaps.

Posted by Declan McCullagh

CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh explains the real story behind the Direct Marketing Association's position that unsolicited e-mail entreaties to us shouldn't be considered spam.

Posted by Declan McCullagh

Jobs at influential nonprofit organizations can pay well--sometimes even better than those at the companies they represent.

Posted by CNET Staff

High-tech trade groups and companies rush to show that the industry can protect consumer privacy without the government getting involved.

Posted by Tim Clark and Courtney Macavinta

A sweeping proposal seeks to guarantee that Internet Protocol-based communications from VoIP to instant messaging are susceptible to police surveillance.

Posted by Declan McCullagh and Ben Charny

High-profile breaches at ChoicePoint, Bank of America and other data holders spur legislators to action.

Posted by Declan McCullagh and Robert Lemos

A group of leading paging and wireless messaging companies agree to use a single standard for sending Internet content to their subscribers.

Posted by John Borland

The Internet advertising giant announces a series of steps to mute a chorus of criticism over its online privacy policies, but consumer advocates say the measures don't go far enough.

Posted by Patricia Jacobus and Courtney Macavinta

The collective programming effort, a site capitalizing on open-source and collaborative programming efforts, signs on two new customers: a major corporate partner and an open-source pioneer.

Posted by Stephen Shankland

Online industry proposals to safeguard Net users' privacy are examined by experts who criticize the plans for lacking strict enforcement methods.

Posted by Courtney Macavinta