Hyperconnected invading the workplace
As cellphones, Internet and private networks continue to mesh, corporations will be forced to rethink their IT policies or be left behind, study finds
HP to buy EDS for $12.6-billion
Purchase price of $25-per share offers a 4 per cent premium to closing price Monday; move will more than double HP's services revenue
EarthLink to pull Philly's Wi-Fi plug
Company had once pinned its future on municipal networks following rapid declines in dial-up business
Privacy Commissioner comes to Moscoe's aid
Contacts Facebook to get fake page taken down
Disney to create ad lab
Media giant, which owns ABC and ESPN, seeking to learn whether consumers are more engaged by new and interactive ads
NY seeks Internet violence law
State proposal would make a felony of committing violent acts for display on Internet video sites
Google to help make websites more sociable
Service provides a framework that will enable people to interact with their friends and use favourite applications

Smashwords wants to set books free
Founder Mark Coker says that he wants to help authors distribute their books electronically and charge whatever they want

The future of twenty-first century media
The sale of New York Newsday and the birth of a print magazine show that not everybody thinks the future is exclusively online

WiiWare ups ante in downloadable content game
The Wii's selection of downloadable games expands beyond old classics to include original titles developed exclusively for Nintendo's console
Personal Tech
WorldWide Telescope blasts off
Microsoft launches free program for zooming around the universe for a broad audience
Mobiles
Signals you send
You may not spend much time thinking about what your phone says about you, but other people are picking up all the clues
















