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| | | Skype blames recent outage on buggy software
CIO Lars Rabbe explains the reasons behind the recent outage that left Skype customers around the world without service and what the company is doing to prevent it from happening again.
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 | | Hackers targeting human rights, indie media groups
Human rights and independent media groups are increasingly being hit by distributed denial-of-service and hacking attacks, according to a study.
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 | | Amazon, Apple, Netflix tops in customer satisfaction
Overall satisfaction with online retailers dips slightly from last year, but still proves higher than in preceding years, with familiar names atop the list, according to a survey by ForeSee.
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 | | Amazon tech helps return gifts before you get them
E-tailer gets patent for system that lets users "convert" gifts they'd otherwise receive into another product or gift card before the gifts are even shipped out.
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 | | New Google doodle rings in the holidays
An interactive doodle gracing Google's home page celebrates the Christmas season with images including Santa Claus, St. Basil's Cathedral, and the Buche de Noel dessert.
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 | | Manage your passwords with the new RoboForm 7
The latest version of this powerful password manager throws in a new look and feel, support for Google Chrome, and offers an annual subscription to install it on multiple PCs.
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| | | Google eyes 'cloaking' as next antispam target
Web sites that present one type of site to Google's crawlers while presenting another type to users may be in for a rankings shift, according to a Google engineer.
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 | | Craigslist cuts off adult services worldwide
Following the removal of its adult services section in the U.S. several months ago, the classified ads site has gone global with the shuttering of the controversial section.
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