Monthly Archives: October 2001

Untangling the Global Web: How to Navigate the Maze of International Internet Regulations

Posted on 10/25/2001 by Dylan Tweney

They don’t call it the World Wide Web for nothing. You’ve no doubt heard–too many times–the canard that the Internet will break down national boundaries and usher in a new era of frictionless international commerce. Sadly, that view is about … Continue reading →

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What’s Going On Down at the Plant?

Posted on 10/24/2001 by Dylan Tweney

New real-time computing technologies can link manufacturing plants with other divisions of the company — and help stave off supply-chain disasters. During the past decade, corporations have put immense amounts of cash and effort into IT projects with alphabet-soup acronyms, … Continue reading →

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Putting Your Web Servers Under Lock and Key

Posted on 10/10/2001 by Dylan Tweney

The events of the past month have made many companies nervous about their Internet security. It’s about time. If you believe that your computer systems are vulnerable these days, you’re not alone. In the month since the terrorist bombings, many … Continue reading →

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Wireless Data Set to Take Europe by Storm

Posted on 10/3/2001 by Dylan Tweney

Americans are accustomed to thinking of themselves as being on the leading edge of technology, adopting new gadgets–be they personal digital assistants (PDAs) or PCs–sooner, more enthusiastically, and in greater numbers than the rest of the world. But when it … Continue reading →

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