The FCC's multibillion-dollar Connect America Fund, for example, which is paid for by taxes on consumer telephone service, now offers grants to private network providers willing to deploy broadband infrastructure in high-cost rural areas. The troubled …
In recent years, Zimmermann worked on securing VOIP (voice over Internet Protocol) communications, and Janke and Zimmermann publicly launched Silent Circle in 2012. Zimmermann spoke to CNET's Stephen Shankland after the Open-Xchange Summit in …
Phone numbers have been changing across various health clinics and community hospitals operated by Peninsula Community Health, due to the installation of a new system. The N3 phone system has been implemented as part of a national system for the …
UPC has dropped the channel some time ago and Belgacom has announced it will cease distribution on Tuesday, October 1. The decision will not impact other versions of TCM, which are available in France, Germany, South Africa, Spain, Asia, Latin America …
It is time for your weekly dose of the UPC show, and this weeks episode doesn't disappoint. This week Curtis was joined by UPC writers Alex Cragun and Ryan Curtis, and the trio had a lot to say about violent video games, Stericycle and air pollution …
Privacy entrepreneur turns NSA snooping into profit (Q&A). Government surveillance has been a business boon for Phil Zimmermann, creator of the PGP encryption software from the 1990s and now president of secure VOIP and IM company Silent Circle.
When you add information that could come from in-store systems or mobile phones it is easy to imagine an incredibly detailed view of the customer. Tracking that view in an organized way that is friendly toward emerging privacy regulations will be a …
You've just got to make sure that your doctor is in the network of whatever policy you get, or expect to pay more to visit her. Be warned … more and sign up? Obamacare exchanges have telephone hotlines available to walk you through the application …
McAfee answered questions over its criminal use by comparing D-Central to the telephone network. "Of course it will be used for nefarious purposes, just like the telephone is used for nefarious purposes." If the device gets banned in the US, McAfee …
Skype, which is owned by Microsoft, received 3,509 requests worldwide for customer information relating to 10,585 accounts, with 82 percent of those requests resulting in some data being handed over. However, none of the data released to agencies …
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