Experts: U.S. poultry biosecurity is good
Purdue University scientists say corporate control of food production might be a key component in preventing a U.S. outbreak of avian influenza.
Nov 16, 2005
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AOL rolls out the self help
AOL announced Wednesday a large 2006 lineup of top self-help authors to join its expanded AOL Coaches program.
Nov 16, 2005
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Nokia acquires Intellisync
Nokia said Wednesday it will acquire Intellisync, a wireless messaging developer. The Finnish mobile group said that by acquiring Intellisync, it will be able to expand its wireless e-mail and device-management capabilities.
Nov 16, 2005
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E-mail's moral, ethical issues discussed
Australian scientists say e-mail provides new opportunities for health researchers, but also raises a wide range of moral and ethical issues.
Nov 16, 2005
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U.S. lawmakers push, chide 'tech agenda'
The "technology agenda" unveiled Tuesday by Democratic lawmakers is receiving mixed reviews from Congress and the industry.
Nov 16, 2005
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Ericsson, UNDP work on mobile networks
Ericsson said it will work with the United Nations Development Program in an effort to shrink the digital divide.
Nov 16, 2005
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Breakthrough streamlines complex work assignments
Christodoulos Floudas and his students Stacy Janak and Martin Taylor have invented a mathematical formula that may transform the way that day-to-day work assignments are made across government and industry.
Nov 16, 2005
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Feds develop plans to kill Canadian geese
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has issued a formal plan to reduce the number of Canada geese in the United States.
Nov 16, 2005
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Magnetic fields revealed in technicolour
Vibrations of magnetization have for the first time been captured on camera by scientists at The University of Manchester revealing a rainbow of colours. For the first time, images of induced magnetic pulsations at the frequency ...
Nov 16, 2005
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From broadcast to broadband
Technology is on the way to use vacant television channels for wireless broadband Internet service, but critics from the broadcasting industry argue that using the channels for unlicensed wireless activity will interfere ...
Nov 16, 2005
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