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Herbert Heitmann, Chair of the ICC Commission on E-Business, IT and Telecoms. Cairo, 19 November 2009: Business leaders have issued a stark warning that the demise of the UN-linked Internet Governance Forum (IGF) could impede...
Shoppers can give percentage of sale to charity through companys Create Change program PALO ALTO, Calif., Nov. 18, 2009 - With an estimated 46 percent of consumers planning to purchase electronics and computers this holiday...
Nigeria Internet community would canvass for the appropriate security regulation and application, mostly on Internet Protocol (IP) blocking at the on-going Internet Governance Forum (IGF) holding in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt.
United Nations officials on Monday defended their decision to prevent a large poster, referring to China's Internet censorship system, from being displayed at a meeting in Egypt focusing on Internet governance and freedom.
GUANGZHOU, Nov 17, 2009 (SinoCast Daily Business Beat via COMTEX) -- The China Guangzhou International 3G Industry and Mobile Exhibition 2009 and China Guangzhou International Mobile Internet Summit Forum 2009 will be held in...
cPanel®, a leading provider of software that automates Windows® and Linux web servers around the world, has announced a significant expansion of its technical support offerings. Houston, TX ( PRWEB ) November 17, 2009 --...
The inability to access to the Internet in one's own language can be life-threatening, a forum at the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh heard on Tuesday. "Lack of access to information is life-threatening, threatens your...
The story of Gopal, an ordinary Indian farmer, and the Internet is a classic example of the impact technology is having on the lives of those on the economic margins. Each year Gopal prayed to the rain gods. In earlier years,...
SHARM EL-SHEIK, Egypt - United Nations officials forced free-speech advocates to take down a poster over its reference to China's web restrictions at an internet conference focused on freedom, saying that it violated a ban on...
I have always believed that the primary responsibility of an operating system (OS) is to work so smoothly that it becomes virtually invisible functioning without the least bit of hiccup to provide an unobtrusive environment on...
