Security Bills Bruised by Lingering Fight
The ghosts of two doomed antipiracy bills hang over a new and unrelated issue on Capitol Hill: proposed legislation to help secure the nation's nuclear plants, water systems and other essential infrastructure from hackers and terrorists. (Today)
The Piracy Problem: How Broad?
Correction Appended (Today)
Sprint Posts Sales Loss, But iPhone Lifts Revenue
Nabbing the iPhone was a victory for Sprint Nextel, but the blockbuster handset has yet to pay off in profits for the company. (Today)
Cuts Help Cisco Beat Analysts' Expectations
SAN FRANCISCO -- John T. Chambers, chief executive of Cisco Systems, made one of his classic bombastic predictions Wednesday, claiming that the world's largest maker of computer networking equipment is poised to dominate the construction of cloud computing systems. (Today)
Android Phones Take A Power Trip
Correction Appended (Today)
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