Influx of Voters Expected to Test New Technology (New York Times) bi13521059 Election officials fear that new voting technologies paired a sharp increase new voters may cause the nation?s voting system to buckle under the increased strain

In Egypt, a Thirst for Technology and Progress (New York Times) bi13521059 In Egypt, where half the population under 25, there a thirst for new technology and a chance to escape the backward conditions young people have been born into

The Internet -- a private eye's best friend (CNET via Yahoo! News) bi13521059 NEW YORK -- For private investigator Steven Rambam, the most valuable tool helping to find missing persons, cheating husbands and your competitor's dirty secrets

New Internet icons lift Silicon Valley from skepticism (The MetroWest Daily N bi13521059 Silicon Valley, that high-tech hub of innovation and occasional hubris, rising again, driven by a new generation of idea men who learned from the dot-com crash or came of age after it

BBC's Huggers Confirmed Future Media & Technology Director (CBS News) bi13521059 As we and several others forecast back April, BBC future media and technology (FM&T) controller Erik Huggers has just been confirmed the director role, top new media post, replacing Ashley Highfield on August 1. He control a 2008/09 budget of 114.4 million ($228 million) for BBC.co.uk alone, but Huggers' responsibilities encompass all , interactive TV, mobile, broadband ..

New York's "Daily News" Praises Avatar New York (PRWeb via Yahoo! News) bi13521059 Lots of employees think work would be better they were the boss, but few put money where mouth is. Back 2003, Charles McCoy purchased a division of financially struggling employer amid a slowdown business. He and co-owner Patrick Tully have built Tribeca-based Avatar New York a busy development operation

Startup Trends - Bits - Technology - New York Times Blog (New York Times) bi13521059 Cellphones, Cameras, Computers and more

The Internet--a private eye's best friend (CNET) bi13521059 Private investigator explains how he can find almost anything out about anyone using the , cell phones, cameras, and video cameras a world where privacy just as good as dead

O'Brien: 'Stoopid'? Technology has changed how we think (San Jose Mercury News) bi13521059 In the current issue of The Atlantic, writer and techno-skeptic Nicholas Carr has a provocatively titled piece called: "Is Google Making Us Stoopid?: What the doing to our brains. BLOG: Chris O'Brien on Silicon Valley..

The Internet -- a private eye's best friend (CNET via Yahoo! News) bi13521059 NEW YORK -- For private investigator Steven Rambam, the most valuable tool helping to find missing persons, cheating husbands and your competitor's dirty secrets

Digital cable the new Internet? (Jam! Showbiz) bi13521059 Former tycoon and current cable-TV tycoon Mark Cuban was asked what potentially kill media companies -- particularly broadcast TV networks --in these uncertain times

Web-based program gives the blind Internet access (CTV.ca) bi13521059 SEATTLE -- Blind people generally use computers the help of screen-reader software, but those products can cost more than US$1,000, so they're not exactly common on public PCs at libraries or cafes. Now a free new web-based program for the blind aims to improve the situation

New Internet icons lift Silicon Valley from skepticism (The MetroWest Daily N bi13521059 Silicon Valley, that high-tech hub of innovation and occasional hubris, rising again, driven by a new generation of idea men who learned from the dot-com crash or came of age after it

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