Biting back at the wily Melissa

Article Abstract:

The computer virus called Melissa was a fast-spreading virus that, after it had infected a computer, would search for e-mail addresses in the computer's files and spread itself to 50 new computers. Some companies' servers were overloaded by the volume of Melissa e-mails entering their system. A New Jersey computer programmer was arrested for starting the virus and faces up to 40 years in jail and $480,000 in fines.

Social aspects, Internet, Investigations, Computer viruses, Crime, Computer crimes

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All eyes on Google

Article Abstract:

The views of the cofounders of Google, Lary Page and Sergey Brin about their competitors are presented and they state that they are very confident about the technology challenges. They also admitted that they did not make search of much priority and stated that they would work on it for better prospectus of their company.

Management dynamics, Management, Information services, Information services industry, Company business management, Google Inc.

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Blogging beyond the men's club

Article Abstract:

The queries about the white males dominating the blog scene are pointed out. Attempts are made to diversify the blog world with the introduction of new bloggers who are neither male, white or English speaking.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, White men, Weblogs, Blogs

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