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AP - BP's new boss says it's time for a "scaleback" in cleaning up the Gulf of Mexico oil spill. Federal officials say there is no way the crude could reach the East Coast. And fishing areas are starting to reopen.

Counties appear set to be dropped from postal addresses in future years after complaints about out-of-date names.

AP - Drugmaker Merck & Co. on Friday reported a 52 percent drop in second-quarter net income, weighed down by big restructuring charges from buying Schering-Plough Corp., generic competition and other factors.

Many young people working free as interns may legally be entitled to pay, a report says.

Many more people will face having to pay back some of the money paid to them as tax credits because of Budget changes, experts say.

A consortium headed by Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-Shing has agreed a deal to buy the UK networks of French power group EDF for Â£5.8bn ($9.1bn).

Reuters - U.S. stocks are unlikely to break above a key technical level next week unless monthly jobs data and consumer company results paint a more promising picture of the recovery.

The Christian Science Monitor - President Obama used a visit to Michigan Friday to argue the case that despite its unpopularity, his 2009 bailout of the Detroit auto industry has worked.

Reuters - U.S. economic growth slowed in the second quarter as companies invested heavily in equipment from abroad and the pace of consumer spending eased, raising concerns about the recovery in the rest of 2010.

Reuters - U.S. stocks closed little changed on Friday, but Wall Street wrapped up its best month in a year after the earnings season rounded the final turn with a group of strong results that offset the impact of poor economic data.

AP - Weakening U.S. economic growth and worried comments from Federal Reserve officials drove the dollar to an 8-month low Friday against the Japanese yen.

Northwest Airlines will plead guilty and pay a $38m fine for fixing air-cargo prices, the US justice department says.

AFP - The IMF on Friday lowered its 2011 growth forecast for the Spanish economy to 0.6 percent from the 0.9 percent it foresaw in April and warned the recovery "is likely to be weak and fragile."

Incoming BP chief executive Bob Dudley has said it is time to scale back some parts of the oil spill clean-up in the Gulf of Mexico.

AP - Greece said Friday it will use military trucks, navy vessels and commandeered fuel tankers to restore gasoline supplies cut by a strike that has hurt the country's industry and vital tourism trade at the height of vacation season.

In Dubai's port area, the renewed clampdown by the US on trade with Iran is hurting many legitimate, local businesses.

Reuters - New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has subpoenaed six more insurers as the state widens a probe into whether life insurance companies have defrauded families of deceased members of the military.

The incoming BP chief executive has said it is time to scale back some parts of the oil spill clean-up in the Gulf of Mexico.

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AP - Real estate investment trust Glimcher Realty Trust said Friday a recently completed public offering of 16.1 million common shares generated about $96 million, after commissions, discounts and expenses.

Government plans to limit the number of skilled foreign workers allowed into the UK are criticised by the Lord Mayor of London.

Reuters - Goldman Sachs Group Inc is the bank many Americans love to hate, but one group just plain loves it: its employees.

RIAA wants to make sure nothing happens to Lime Wire' assets before courts decide how much the file-sharing service must pay in damages. Judge says assets aren't going anywhere.

A preliminary ruling rejected a claim that Intel's pricing practices hurt consumers.

CNET Car Tech gets to take the Nissan Leaf electric car for a preview drive.

A businessman investigated by City of London police is facing 30 charges of fraud

Fugitive Polly Peck tycoon Asil Nadir, who fled to northern Cyprus in 1993, confirms he will come back to the UK to stand trail on theft charges.

U.S. News & World Report - The reverse mortgage industry, hammered for high fees and high pressure sales tactics, has steadily improved its procedures and its image. Loan fees and interest rates have been lowered, consumer disclosure has improved, and the federal government's insured reverse mortgage program has provided stability and credibility to the industry. A-list lenders have expanded their presence in the market; Wells Fargo and Bank America are the nation's top two reverse mortgage lenders.

Airbus parent firm EADS says it is confident about future orders, despite reporting a fall in second-quarter earnings.

Attackers exploiting a hole involving how Windows handles shortcut, or .lnk, files prompt Microsoft to rush out an emergency patch, well before its next scheduled Patch Tuesday.

Got a great idea for your own tech company? Today we're talking about how to make it a business, with two great guests: XMarks CEO James Joaquin, and Mahalo CEO (and This Week in Startups host) Jason Calacanis

Former Yahoo "Peanut Butter Manifesto" author Brad Garlinghouse is known for being colorful. At AOL, unlike Yahoo, he's confident that the company can do more than talk the talk.

US economic growth slowed between April and June, with GDP growing by an annualised rate of 2.4%, the US Commerce Department says.

The Pensions Regulator is challenging a crucial plan to pay off the Â£10bn deficit in the Royal Mail pension scheme.

Merging all tax credits and benefits into a single payment is one option being considered by Iain Duncan Smith in a "radical" welfare shake-up.

So guess what Microsoft thinks of Yahoo Japan's decision to swap it out for Google as main search partner? Yeah, it's not too happy about it.

AP - Sen. John Kerry said he always intended to pay taxes in Massachusetts on his $7 million yacht but conceded he mishandled the public furor over his decision to dock the vessel in tax-free Rhode Island.

A woman calls Dell tech support to ask for help in locating pictures of herself on her computer. The pictures end up on a newly created Web site. She accuses the support representative of creating the site.

The quickly growing movie rental company is now bringing Blu-ray movies to its kiosks. They'll cost $1.50 per day.

BlackBerry maker will launch a tablet with similar dimensions as the iPad, but with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities only. To connect to the Web, the device has to be paired with a mobile phone.

Spirit, in electronic hibernation to endure a harsh Martian winter, has not phoned home since March 22, but engineers are hoping for a miracle from Mars.

Mozilla has given tabs some long-overdue love in the second Firefox 4 beta with App Tabs, a feature that annihilates your scramble to search for that one elusive open tab. Watch what it does in this How To video.

BA reveals a steep quarterly loss of Â£164m after being hit by cabin crew strikes and disruption caused by the volcanic ash cloud.

Soladigm, which adds thin films to glass to block light and heat, plans a manufacturing plant in Mississippi to make its green building gear.

Assets bought by the US to bail out AIG and Bear Stearns are showing a paper profit, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York says.

Academics Jeff Jarvis and Danah Boyd, on stage at Supernova, can't pinpoint a solution to online privacy controversies, but agree misguided attempts to define privacy are part of the problem.

The company applied for a patent on mobile applications for booking flights and hotels, as well as mobile shopping services.

Google Ventures and CIA's investment arm fund Recorded Future, a start-up that monitors Web and connects dots between people, places, events, Wired says.

Walt Disney announces the sale of its Miramax film division for about $660m to a group of private equity investors.

Copyright office says bypass is legal, while Wikileaks publishes classified documents on the war in Afghanistan. Also: New Apple desktops.

A consortium headed by Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-Shing agrees to buy the UK networks of French power group EDF for Â£5.8bn ($9.1bn).

Families face missing out on financial assistance if they miss Saturday's deadline to renew tax credits.

Uniloc USA is also suing Activision, Quark, others as follow-up to a similar suit filed against Microsoft over software activation tech.

Want to grab a quick panoramic picture with your iPhone? The makers of the popular RedLaser app have a new photo tool out that can create one using your iPhone's video camera.

The US economy grew 2.4% during the second quarter, according to figures published by the US government.

Turkey is facing a difficult decision after the EU approved an embargo on foreign trade with Iran this week.

A whole realm of new vendors aim to make it easier to process vast amounts of information. It's a field that's as interesting as it is complicated.

Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith says welfare reform will be "humanizing" rather than "finger wagging"

Tom Feilden investigates whether the lessons on food security from the fuel protests 10 years ago have been learned

Samsung Electronics reports record quarterly profits thanks to higher sales of smartphones and components such as memory chips.

Young French people having difficulty finding affordable housing are being given the chance to help older members of society and put a roof over their own heads.

AP - Banking titan Citigroup Inc. is paying $75 million to settle civil charges that it misled investors about its potential losses from subprime mortgages as the housing bust hit in 2007.

Russians fear the benefits system will cease to exist

Good weather and football's World Cup is thought to have given a boost to beer sales in the UK, industry figures suggest.

Black market boom as Dubai curbs trade with Iran

Banking giant Citigroup agrees to pay $75m to settle civil charges that it misled investors over potential losses from subprime mortgages.

A "ground-breaking" Court of Appeal judgement removes the protection previously given to thousands of people in divorce proceedings.

The UK's Partygaming and Austrian firm Bwin unveil plans to merge and create the world's largest online gaming business.

China allows the publication of an International Monetary Fund staff report on its economy for the first time since 2006.

Can the new Metro Bank really shake up High Street banking?

UK house prices fell 0.5% in July, the Nationwide says, cutting the annual rate of house price inflation to 6.6% from 8.7%.

Up to 60,000 people working in the public sector in Scotland could lose their jobs, according to an independent review commissioned by ministers.

BusinessWeek - When Petr Vojak was deciding where to settle down with his family last year, his aim was clear. He wanted somewhere peaceful yet central. Eventually, they decided on a new flat in a northern district along the Vltava river, which flows through Prague.

People reaching the age of 65 will no longer be forced to retire from October next year, under plans announced by the government.

California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger declares a fiscal state of emergency, putting pressure on lawmakers to pass a budget.

Reuters - Amazon.com said its best-selling Kindle device was currently out of stock, leading one Internet analyst to surmise the online retailer was poised to launch a new version.

The billionaire co-founder of budget supermarket Aldi, Theo Albrecht dies, aged 88.

ITV successfully holds onto the UK TV rights for the next two Rugby World Cups, it is announced.

Consumer products giant Procter & Gamble becomes the 11th big firm to sign an Olympics sponsorship deal covering London 2012.

A new audit into Barcelona's finances reveals the club's debt is 442m euros (Â£369.5m) after a loss of more than 77m euros (Â£64.36m) last season.

In an increasingly widespread type of back scratching, corporate America is giving lenders credit for strategic advisory work, even when they do little or nothing.

While the data on how much companies are paying their auditors may seem dry, it is must reading for investors.

For brides, acquiring a fairy-tale, made-to-order dress requires a less-than-storybook approach.

Confidence, but not arrogance, helps make a convincing case for more pay.

Why would Coke spend $6.5 million to put up an unthinkably complex 30-ton ad?

In recent months, a chorus of voices has suggested that the Fed's own aggressive actions may have skewed the numbers on which it relies.

Avi Arad, the chairman and chief executive of Marvel Studios, is the king of the summer comic book movie.

A designer of the Lotus 1-2-3 spreadsheet program, which brought personal computers into business use, is financing a nonprofit that develops software for small companies.

Stanley T. Sigman, the president and chief executive of Cingular Wireless, has made 19 moves with his family during his career.

William Harrison may be the acquirer in the J. P. Morgan-Bank One merger, but it is becoming clear that James Dimon and his posse will call many of the shots.

Mothers-to-be needn't take a fashion sabbatical just because they have entered the elastic-waistband phase.

The stall in the stock market is likely to continue for a while.

BOSTON, June 26 (AP) - The son of a woman who died of lung cancer is planning to sue a cigarette company for giving her free samples when she was a girl, contending that the giveaways were aimed at black children.

When you need financial help and have limited means, getting professional guidance doesn't have to cost a fortune.

Laura Nash wrote a book from interviews with hundreds of people who had achieved professional success but still could not stop striving for more.

The advertising push behind Michael Moore's new documentary is angering some Republicans, who say it is little more than a commercial campaign devised to help Senator John Kerry.

By Bloomberg News.

Like the Victorians, who preferred that nude statues wear an emblem of modesty, Americans hide the ungainly corpus of their business practices behind similar veils.

In some ways, the interest rate increases expected this week from the Federal Reserve may amount to a final exam for Alan Greenspan.

An investigation has shed light on the system of financial lures that drug companies use to persuade doctors to favor their products.

In the biggest employment discrimination lawsuit ever filed, women are contending that Wal-Mart, the world's biggest company, discriminated against them.

The most unusual thing about this week's big economic events is that most analysts, for once, seem to be in close agreement about what is going to happen.

A headline distorted the news, and the work of a book critic was itself news. Or was it?

Executives at Goldman Sachs must be wishing that their former associates would stop running for the United States Senate - from Illinois, at least.

Is the feeling that a product is working more important than whether it actually works?

Alice Mayhew is that rare editor whose name is known outside the industry; her books have made news through seven presidencies.

On the eve of what may be the government's final decision on whether to charge him with a crime, Kenneth L. Lay is talking about the company's collapse in 2001.

United States Radio Spectrum Frequency Allocations

United States Radio Spectrum Frequency Allocations

There's no shortage of complaints in the U.S. over the perceived shortage of wireless spectrum: Failure to get cellular phone service, interference from neighbors' Wi-Fi home networks, and slow download speeds due to overcrowding. Some have dubbed 2010 a year of wireless congestion.

As folks like Christopher Mims (Technology Review) and Dan Reed (Microsoft Research) point out, spectrum doesn't need to be scarce if the industry simply did a better job of provisioning and dynamically load balancing it. Entrepreneurs looking for a new business idea or students needing a research project would do well to look into this area; it looks like one of the most critical problems in networking to solve this decade.

→ More - Crisis in Availability of Wireless Spectrum is a Myth (technologyreview.com)
→ More - Spectrum Future Shock (hpcdan.org)

United States Radio Spectrum - Frequency Allocations - Graphic: www.ntia.doc.gov

The Wireless Spectrum Crisis 2010 originally appeared on About.com Wireless / Networking on Saturday, July 24th, 2010 at 11:26:55.

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Some of you in the U.S. who thought you had a broadband Internet connection just last week may be surprised to find out you don't now. That's because the U.S. FCC now defines broadband as supporting 4 Mbps for downloads and 1 Mbps for uploads, according to their new report.

The last time the FCC redefined broadband in 2008, required conenction speeds were only 0.768 Mbps (768 Kbps) or greater. Why the large increase now? And does it really mean anything? Most networking savvy folks know that bandwidth numbers represent only one part of a high speed Internet connection; that other factors like network latency also need taken into account. Time to ditch the term "broadband" entirely, methinks.

→ More - 6th Broadband Deployment Report (fcc.gov)

Are You Sure You Have Broadband? originally appeared on About.com Wireless / Networking on Thursday, July 22nd, 2010 at 03:37:06.

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The folks at HDTV Magazine recently completed an interesting podcast focused on home automation. In short, home automation is the concept of adding intelligent, typically networked, control to home lighting, air and electronics systems. Despite a lot of hype over many years, the field hasn't exactly grabbed the hearts and minds of most families. Does the thought of automating your home scare you? The sometimes complicated technology and product choices have probably frightened some people off.

It all started, basically, with X10 - a technology standard for home automation conceived decades ago at a time when household appliances came in those horrible shades of green and yellow and cell phones were bigger than your head. X10 is still around, believe it or not.

→ More - Home Automation Standards Podcast (hdtvmagazine.com)
→ See also - Home Theater at About.com

Home Automation, HDTV Style originally appeared on About.com Wireless / Networking on Sunday, July 18th, 2010 at 03:01:00.

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The company behind OpenDNS has announced their SysAdmin Awards, ahead of the upcoming annual System Administrator Appreciation Day. Sysadmins (systems administrators) are responsible for keeping collections of computers running efficiently. That inevitably means dealing with various network issues.

Even in this day of widespread wireless networking, sysadmins at larger organizations must manage network wiring challenges, too. One of the OpenDNS SysAdmin winners, Kris Wessels, received the Neat Freak Award specifically for cabling prowess. Believe me - that's impressive. Especially at schools and corporations, having a good sysadmin is essential to a productive organization, even though the work is often far from glamorous. Be kind to them.

→ More - SysAdmin of the Year (2010) (opendns.com)
→ See also - An 11-Year Old Network Administrator (2008)

The Importance of a Good Sysadmin originally appeared on About.com Wireless / Networking on Wednesday, July 14th, 2010 at 17:16:41.

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The U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) will apparently monitor computer networks hooked to critical systems such as those that control the nation's power and transportation grids. Most details of this project remain unknown to the general public, understandably. It's called Perfect Citizen - a name that suggests more than just searching for international terrorists is going on. Until some facts are available, though, I suggest there's nothing here to be alarmed over. Hopefully.
→ More - U.S. Plans Cyber Shield for Utilities, Companies (wsj.com)
→ Discuss - NSA's Perfect Citizen Program (About.com U.S. Military Forum)

What Is Perfect Citizen? originally appeared on About.com Wireless / Networking on Monday, July 12th, 2010 at 01:22:02.

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The standards group behind Bluetooth announced that version 4.0 of the standard is now "adopted." Those of you who noticed the Bluetooth 4.0 spec was finalized in December, 2009 may be wondering what this new announcement is all about. In short, it is simply another step by the industry towards making actual Bluetooth 4.0 products available for purchase, which is still several months away.

Bluetooth 4.0 promises to offer lower power short-range networking than previous versions of the technology. This will increase battery life on gadgets that use it. PC Magazine reports that may happen at the end of this year or in early 2011.

→ More - Bluetooth 4.0 Spec Adopted (Testing Can Begin) (pcmag.com)
→ See also - Bluetooth Technical Specifications (bluetooth.com)

Energy Efficient Bluetooth 4.0 Products Planned originally appeared on About.com Wireless / Networking on Thursday, July 8th, 2010 at 03:54:07.

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If you're trying to network a device that doesn't support DHCP, odds are you'll need to configure it with a static IP address. DHCP is the de facto standard for dynamic addressing on modern networks, yet many Internet Protocol (IP) devices don't support it. The most difficult part of setting a static IP is figuring out which address to use. There's no simple answer that covers all cases.
→ Discuss - How to Choose a Static IP Address
→ See also - Using Static IP Addresses on Home Networks

DISCUSS: How to Choose a Static IP Address originally appeared on About.com Wireless / Networking on Tuesday, July 6th, 2010 at 00:52:52.

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The thought of seeing a Windows 7 desktop on my Apple iPad is decidedly not cool, but it can be done thanks to the VNC Viewer for iPad. VNC (Virtual Networking Computing) is a comparatively old network technology that has been brought to the new device courtesy of RealVNC, a company started by the original creators of VNC. The VNC Viewer software (that also runs on many other clients besides iPad) connects to a target computer and allows remote control of the host's graphical desktop.

Unlike the Remote Desktop Connection software built into Win7, RealVNC works with non-Windows operating systems. But plenty of other remote control software clients exist for iPad too, including LogMeIn Ignition.

→ See also - What Is Remote Access in Computer Networking?

Apple iPad (April 2010) - Photo: Justin Sullivan / Getty Images

Windows on iPad? Try Remote Control originally appeared on About.com Wireless / Networking on Friday, July 2nd, 2010 at 22:01:57.

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According to BBC reports, allegations against ten Russian spies caught this week in the U.S. include that they used ad hoc Wi-Fi networks to secretly transfer data between them. Law enforcement agents allegedly were able to detect the creation of these networks including the MAC addresses of the computers involved. As if we needed another reason to distrust ad hoc networking, here it is.
→ See also - Limitations of Ad Hoc Mode Wi-Fi Networking

Alleged Russian Spies May Have Used Ad Hoc Wi-Fi originally appeared on About.com Wireless / Networking on Monday, June 28th, 2010 at 21:54:44.

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Many free log analysis programs for home routers are available for free online. Have you tried any of them? Router log analyzers give you a convenient way to monitor both the inbound and outbound traffic on your network. For example, if a hacker is attempting to break into your router, the analyzer software can help you quickly identify the source and frequency of their attacks.

Popular router analysis programs like Link Logger, Sawmill, and WallWatcher each provide different features and user interface, but all rely on the logging capability built into your router.

→ See also - Is Someone Logging Into Your Router Remotely?

Do You Use a Router Log Analyzer? originally appeared on About.com Wireless / Networking on Saturday, June 26th, 2010 at 02:45:00.

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