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Hardly a week goes by without some new internet security snafu being reported. And with web usage exploding, expect to hear about a lot more.

Google Chrome is a browser that combines a minimal design with sophisticated technology to make the web faster, safer, and easier.

San Francisco-based writer turns to the Web to solicit funding for self-published book before it's written.

Leading domain registration and web hosting company, www.LCN.com has today announced the launch of a state-of-the-art email security and protection system called MailGuard.

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Jessica Biel passed Brad Pitt as the most dangerous celebrity to search for on the Net, according to McAfee, the Internet security firm, which today announced the results of its third annual report on the riskiest celebrities on the Web Fans searching for 'Jessica Biel' or 'Jessica Biel downloads,' 'Jessica Biel wallpaper,' 'Jessica Biel screen ...

Yesterday, we reported that this year's Summer of Code had come to an end. Google provided a lot of statistics about the program, and the whole thing sounded very impressive. Today, we got the chance to talk to a student who was actually involved. Shashank Agrawal is enrolled in a dual degree program at the International Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad. During Google's Summer of Code, he worked with Sakai on a collaboration and courseware management platform. The specific project's quite interesting. Agrawal explained that it "will enable users to edit web-pages inline," or in other words, it "will allow users to modify web-pages from client side while they are viewing it." You can't get more user-friendly than that, and a lot of applications seem possible. Agrawal also picked up a lot while working on it. He wrote, "I learnt how an open-source product is developed step-by-step, how people help each other out,

Houston, Texas - (The Hosting News) - August 27, 2009 - Web hosting, reseller hosting, and dedicated server company, HostGator.com, has ranked as the 239th fastest-growing privately owned company in the country on the Inc. 5000 list for 2009. The 2009 Inc. 5000 list measures revenue growth from 2005 through 2008. To qualify, companies must be U.S.-based and privately held, for profit, independent (not subsidiaries or divisions of other companies), and have had at least $200,000 in revenue from 2005, and at least $2 million in 2008. HostGator's revenue grew by over 896% during the measured period. In 2005, the Houston-based company saw revenues of $3.4 million--while in 2008, HostGator generated $34.2 million in annual revenue. In addition to being ranked #239 overall, HostGator was ranked #6 out of all businesses in the Houston-Sugar Land-Baytown area of Texas, and #20 in HostGator's category of Business Products and Services across the country. In 2008,

Aliso Viejo, California - (The Hosting News) - August 27, 2009 - Web hosting and cloud computing technology and utility services provider, 3Tera, welcomes technology luminary and Silicon Valley veteran for over 30 years, Bill Coleman. Mr. Coleman will provide strategic insight and guidance to 3Tera's management team as it positions the company to further pursue the enterprise and service provider markets. Mr. Coleman noted, ''I firmly believe that 3Tera's cloud computing technology and vision will drive fundamental change to the next generation of information technology. I am excited to be a part of this and share my views and expertise, helping 3Tera position itself best to lead the cloud adoption in the enterprise.'' Barry X Lynn, Chairman and CEO, 3Tera, Inc. remarked, ''Having Bill Coleman join our advisory board is a testimony to how much 3Tera has accomplished. Bill's insights into large scale corporate IT while at Sun and BEA will be extremely valuable to us

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Second-largest U.S. cable operator Time Warner Cable Inc and Verizon Communications Inc said on Thursday they have joined a trial with major media companies to offer television shows on the Web to paying subscribers.