- Fri Jan 29 4:27 PM PST 2010 Reporters' Roundtable Podcast: What the iPad means for Apple
The iPad. Perhaps you've heard of it. On this week's Roundtable, we talk about what the iPad means to Apple as a company and the tech industry at large.
- Fri Aug 28 12:34 AM PDT 2009 Bill would give president emergency control of Internet
Critics question revised proposal from Sen. Jay Rockefeller to let the White House do what it deems necessary to respond to a "cybersecurity emergency."
- Wed Apr 22 4:47 PM PDT 2009 White House may relieve DHS of cybersecurity role
Melissa Hathaway, acting cyberspace director at the White House, hints that a new "organizational structure" will divest Homeland Security of some of its responsibilities.
- Thu Feb 5 12:00 AM PST 2009 Obama DOJ pick: RIAA lawyer who killed Grokster
President's latest pick for a senior Justice Department post is Donald Verrilli, the lawyer who pulled the plug on Grokster, sued Google on behalf of Viacom, and represented the RIAA in a file-sharing case against Jammie Thomas.
- Wed Jan 28 4:45 PM PST 2009 Google-backed tool detects Net filtering, blocking
A new open platform from Google, the New America Foundation, and PlanetLab allows consumers to monitor their broadband connection for Internet provider interference.
- Mon Jan 19 4:00 AM PST 2009 Bush leaves behind a mixed technology legacy
Before September 11, 2001, President Bush was willing to devote time to technology topics. After, his presidency moved to a wartime footing, and with the exception of wiretapping, those policy areas were no longer a focus.
- Fri Oct 31 12:00 PM PDT 2008 Technology Voter Guide 2008: John McCain
Republican wants strong laws protecting children from sexual predators online. He also wants to keep Net connections tax-free.
- Wed Sep 17 4:00 AM PDT 2008 Critics: Homeland Security unprepared for cyberthreats
Some Washingtonians are rethinking the idea that DHS can handle cybersecurity, saying it has proven to be inefficient, bureaucratic, and unable even to monitor federal networks well.
- Wed Aug 13 1:00 AM PDT 2008 Transit agency wants MIT students to stay gagged
Federal judge will hear arguments Thursday from the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority and lawyers for three MIT students, who are the subject of a gag order over subway card security.
- Thu Jun 5 4:00 AM PDT 2008 McCain tangled in flip-flop flap over wiretapping immunity
Republican says he hasn't changed his position on shielding telecommunications companies that illegally opened their networks to the Feds. But his statements suggest otherwise.
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