As unemployment rises, traffic surges on federal jobs site
The number of visits to the federal government's USAjobs.gov Web site, which lists open IT jobs and other positions, has increased 45% over the past six months. Read more...

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House Web Site Deluged With E-mail on Bailout

Grand jury indicts two Europeans over denial-of-service attacks in 2003

Researcher finds evidence of massive site compromise

House Web site struggles to deal with bailout-related e-mail deluge

Identity theft victim wins right to sue county clerk over posting of personal data

Sun goes commercial with OpenSSO

Facebook boycott called as millions blast new design

WebKit browser engine aces Acid3 test, stakes claim to No. 1

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Hey! I can't hear my YouTube!
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The wild, wacky world of webcams grows up -- kinda
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Opinion: Google's Chrome: Ohhh! Shiny!
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Opinion: The future of the Web is 3-D, not video
While online video is becoming ever-more popular, it has fundamental limitations and will be challenged by new graphics technologies that allow users to interact in sophisticated 3-D environments of photorealistic quality, says Ian Lamont of the Industry Standard.

Opinion: 12 Photos That Should Never Have Been Posted Online
People from all walks of life have suffered embarrassment and have even lost their jobs after posting on social networking sites photos that should have been kept private.

FAQ: Is your county posting your Social Security number online?
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Web 2.0's most ridiculous sites
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8 quick ways to get your site blacklisted
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Google is doing WHAT?
Its motto is "Don't be evil" -- but it looks like anything and everything else imaginable is pretty much fair game -- not to mention some wildly rumored projects that we asked the company to confirm or deny.

Too much junk food, too little exercise and a 24/7 tether to technology? Your body ain't happy, friend. Let us count the pains. Instruments on the surface of Mars have detected falling snow that is likely evaporating before it reaches the planet. One positive development stemming from the collapse of Wall Street may be a boost in interest in computer science and IT careers among students who were previously interested in financial services jobs. Getting new software installed on Linux doesn't have to be hard, but it can differ depending on what you're installing.

Reviews, analyses, how-tos, visual tours, hot issues and predictions about Microsoft's new OS.

Four years from now, the IT field will be a vastly different place. Will you be ready?