The 'Nature' of Net Viruses
Canadian ecologists are studying the spread of Internet viruses to better understand the invasion of non-native insects -- but can the actions of Web-based interlopers really offer answers on nature's original hackers?
Web
TR: The Week in Review
The Internet is everywhere this week -- and that has television execs sweating as downloaders are doing some serious time-shifting...Google gets map happy...and VoIP gets ready for WiFi.
When the Web Was New
Ten years on, Technology Review's first article about the Web is a painfully amusing read -- and reminds us how much has changed.
Google and the Coming Search Wars, Revisited
Charles H. Ferguson spoke in January, and our readers responded. With their prodding and his foray into the open source world, Ferguson updates his Google cover story.
Online at CentCom
U.S. Central Command Headquarters is more wired than ever. A look inside the nerve center for the Iraq War.
Sun Microsystems: Blog Heaven
Hundreds of Sun employees write weblogs about their work. Does all this chatter add up to better business?
Great Expectations
Samsung meets them; eBay does not.
Establishing a Perimeter
Don't mess with Texas. Or anyplace else the Internet reaches. Dallas-based DeepNines Technologies is working to secure corporate networks with edge-of-the-network software.
The Giant Who Walks Amongst Us
Far from inhibiting the imagination, Augmented Reality is allowing researchers to create story characters that can interact with readers.
Indecent Proposal
Few believe the FCC will begin policing cable and satellite, but some see the decency battle as a way to force cable companies to offer a la carte pricing and broader channel options.
