2011 news & feature articles results for "collaboration information and communication technology"

More than a decade ago, an IBM researcher proposed a computer user's bill of rights. Ten years later, we need to lower our expectations.

Posted by Dennis O'Reilly

Green tech will come in many guises at CES with solar chargers, in-home energy displays, vampire power slayers, and all sorts of energy-efficient electronics.

Posted by Martin LaMonica

New Cybersecurity Coordinator Howard Schmidt promises to develop strategies to protect U.S. networks, beef up technology partnerships, and promote R&D.

Posted by Lance Whitney

Google.org, Google's philanthropic arm, has announced a cloud-based method for analyzing deforestation around the world, in a much more up-to-date manner than was previously possible.

Posted by Adam Richardson

Do you cringe when your cell phone rings? Do you suffer from withdrawal when you can't check your Blackberry? Do you rush to post your vacation video to your Web site? Answer a few questions to see where you fit in the new typology of information and comm

Posted by Tim Leberecht

A sophisticated social-media marketing program shows how brands can extend themselves to new levels of audience engagement.

Posted by Dave Rosenberg

As Center for Democracy and Technology lawyer, Greg Nojeim works to keep government from using national security as excuse to violate citizens' online privacy.

Posted by Elinor Mills

A four-year, $180 million expansion of the companies' Frontline Partnership is intended to deliver unified communication tools to businesses.

Posted by Lance Whitney

The debate between wireless operators and TV broadcasters over reallocating wireless spectrum has begun.

Posted by Marguerite Reardon

Jive Software's suite is designed to let employees share documents, write blogs and discuss topics of interest in forums.