Reuters – Yahoo email accounts of some journalists and other users whose work relates to China were compromised in an attack discovered this week, days after Google announced it would move its Chinese-language search services out of China due to censorship concerns.
Archive for March, 2010
PC World – Crank up the rumor machine, kiddos — it’s déjà vu all over again.
AP – Swedish wireless equipment maker L.M. Ericsson AB says it has received a deal worth $1.3 billion from India’s largest telecommunications operator, Bharti Airtel Ltd., to expand and upgrade its networks.
AP – iTunes’ top 10 selling singles and albums of the week ending March 29, 2010:
AP – The women’s Final Four will have a familiar look with three of last season’s semifinalists returning, including defending national champion Connecticut.
AP – North Carolina will get to play for another title after all.
AP – The Connecticut Huskies swear they’re not perfect. Their last 76 opponents might disagree.
AP – Oklahoma withstood early adversity, composed itself and took control with balance, hustle and its trademark toughness.
AP – Steve Lavin made his first appearance as coach of St. John’s in a building he’ll soon become quite familiar with — Madison Square Garden.
AP – Al Skinner is out as the Boston College basketball coach, ending a 13-year tenure in which he led the Eagles to more wins than anyone else in school history — many of them in front of lackluster home crowds who never embraced the program.