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  • Operating in crisis: How one New York CTO is keeping his company on track
  • Hackers divided over response to terrorism
  • Upstart car sites win consumers' trust
  • Spammers run donation scam
  • How to help your employees through times of crisis
  • Vignette, Documentum, others expand content management landscape
  • Russian Programmer Arraigned In U.S. Copyright Case
  • Women's summit discusses digital divide
  • Protect Yourself from Fraud While Bidding Online
  • IBM employee charged in bomb hoax
  • Providing News in Real Time
  • The Disaster: Key Web Sites
  • Brit Farmer's Pie in the Sty Idea
  • To Attacks' Toll Add a Programmer's Grief
  • Akamai Is A Survivor
  • Reading, writing and Red Hat?
  • Fiorina, Capellas Stress Inspiration And Practicality
  • Write Your John.Hancock.Name Here
  • Hacker Offering $10Mil For Bin Laden Gets Death Threats
  • Performance review
  • Tech Agenda at Center Stage
  • Your Cheatin' Phone
  • Electronic Arts Restarts 'Majestic' Online Game

Operating in crisis: How one New York CTO is keeping his company on track
CTOs in New York are playing a central role in helping their companies continue to function despite the massive blow to primary infrastructures.

Hackers divided over response to terrorism
Responding to the terrorist attacks in the United States, some Internet vigilantes are calling for an assault on perceived terrorist sites, while others are pleading for calm.

Upstart car sites win consumers' trust
New research shows that consumers perceive upstart automotive sites as more balanced and credible than the sites of the big automakers.

Spammers run donation scam
The American Red Cross and e-mail advocacy groups warned of online scams in the guise of soliciting donations for victims of this week's terrorist attacks.

How to help your employees through times of crisis
Tips from professionals on managing workplace stress in the aftermath of the World Trade Center catastrophe.

Vignette, Documentum, others expand content management landscape
New products from content management developers Vignette, Documentum, Gauss Interprise, and others aim to help companies manage a wider range of files, beyond Web pages and documents.

Russian Programmer Arraigned In U.S. Copyright Case
A Russian software programmer and his Moscow-based employer were arraigned Thursday on charges of violating a controversial new U.S. copyright law.

Women's summit discusses digital divide
While the number of women going online is increasing in the Asia-Pacific region, efforts are still needed to promote greater Internet awareness, especially among housewives and the older generation.

Protect Yourself from Fraud While Bidding Online
Online auctions are the No. 1 source of Internet fraud. Find out how to protect yourself when bidding online.

IBM employee charged in bomb hoax
The man is sent in for psychiatric assessment in Singapore after being charged over a hoax e-mail, claiming a bomb was aboard a plane bound for South Africa.

Providing News in Real Time
As the nation scrambled to comprehend what was happening on the morning of Sept. 11, washingtonpost.com prepared for an onslaught of readers.

The Disaster: Key Web Sites
Stay abreast of news, learn of ways to talk with your children, find out how to help

Brit Farmer's Pie in the Sty Idea
A new Survivor-like website devoted to five pigs is a huge smash, and it's helping farmers devastated by foot and mouth disease, to boot.

To Attacks' Toll Add a Programmer's Grief
Like many Americans, Phil Zimmermann, a stocky, 47-year-old computer programmer, has been crying every day since last week's terrorist attacks. He has been overwhelmed with feelings of guilt.

Akamai Is A Survivor
Can Akamai Technologies survive the tragic loss of Daniel Lewin? The innovative Internet content delivery firm was already in peril even before its co-founder boarded American Airlines Flight 11 on Sept. 11

Reading, writing and Red Hat?
Red Hat is launching a nonprofit organization that will push Linux and open-source software in education, and the company's CEO says developers need to do their part.

Fiorina, Capellas Stress Inspiration And Practicality
A lot of cheerleading mixed with a little practicality. That's the flavor of internal messages sent to HP-Compaq employees announcing the proposed merger of the two companies.

Write Your John.Hancock.Name Here
Dot-name, the new top-level Internet domain for individual names, is slated to go live in December. The launch plans come as rollouts of other new domains are facing escalating criticism.

Hacker Offering $10Mil For Bin Laden Gets Death Threats
Kim Schmitz, the flamboyant former German hacker who offered a $10 million reward for the capture of suspected terrorist Osama Bin Laden, is offering his hacking services to international authorities to fight terrorism.

Performance review
Web-based HR tools can save your HR department time, hassle, and paperwork.

Tech Agenda at Center Stage
The political clout of Northern Virginia's technology community was on display as the two candidates in this year's gubernatorial race met in Falls Church for their second debate

Your Cheatin' Phone
If a gadget delivers information, sooner or later someone will try using it to cheat on a test

Electronic Arts Restarts 'Majestic' Online Game
Electronic Arts Inc., said it would restart its popular online game ``Majestic,'' after suspending it for a week due to the World Trade Center attacks.

 

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