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Are old laws enough for new “Cyber” crimes?

Crime on the internet isn’t new. In fact, it’s now an established area of crime. But does so-called “cyber crime” warrant new laws?

Of ‘old skool’ businesses and new social horizons

Social Media just isn’t business-friendly, and to some extent, neither is Social Networking. And with good reason, too — you can’t teach an old dog new tricks…

Serious Science: gesture recognition signals Surveillance 2.0

With the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch making touch screen technology mainstream, ‘touchless’ or non-tactile interactive screens are something much less known. Apart from sounding very much Wii 2.0, what about Surveillance 2.0?

A cure for Facebook App Fatigue

As a Social Network, Facebook is a powerhouse. But at the same time, Facebook has some roughly-hewn corners that are in need of rounding off — principally how we share applications…

Google patent CAPTCHA killer?

Google filed a patent in July 2007 that could change the very landscape of the web forever. And that same patent could also effectively kill off the CAPTCHA…