Oracle's plan to drag its legal fight against rival SAP's defunct TomorrowNow subsidiary through a second trial is not surprising, analysts said Tuesday. The company clearly wants to distract SAP by forcing it to go through another bruising battle in court, they said.

WASHINGTON — High-tech workers across the country could see smaller paychecks under an industry-led campaign to revise labor laws to further limit overtime benefits.

When asked what they want to do after college, every Shortridge Magnet High School junior in the Early College Program has a ready answer. They have blended in with Butler University students, walking into class with their C-Club in hand and books in tow.

A new “off the shelf� surveillance industry is drawing interest from small-town law enforcement and less-developed countries, as well as from large Western agencies.

ENGLEWOOD †- Library funding would be slashed, recreation programs outsourced and technology upgraded to keep municipal taxes flat under the city manager's proposed 2012 budget.

EXCLUSIVE Paedophiles increasingly record themselves molesting children and swap images with other abusers.

Child pornography is now reaching epidemic proportions in Australia, as paedophiles increasingly record themselves molesting children and swap the images with other abusers.

Microsoft's complaint against Barnes & Noble's Android-based Nook devices has been narrowed down to just three patents, with the US International Trade Commission having to decide whether Nook devices infringe on several patented methods of interacting with and downloading electronic documents. Barnes & Noble is also asking the ITC to declare the patents invalid because they cover obvious and ...

On Jan. 14, the Joshua ISD Loflin Middle School Robotics Engineers participated in their first competition with the Texas Computer Education Association.

February 2, 2012. Senator Edgardo J. Angara emphasized that the anti-cybercrime bill is not a threat to basic freedoms and will, rather, protect them from abuse on cyberspace. Voting 13-1, the Senate approved on Third Reading the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 (Senate Bill No. 2796) which establishes a legal...

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