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Loss of jobs is as bad as it seems: Rate of 7% is a 15-year high
Sentinel Staff WriterFlorida lost 19,000 more jobs in October, pushing the state's unemployment rate to 7 percent -- the highest it has been in nearly 15 years. Metro Orlando also saw its jobs picture worsen last month. The four-county area's unemployment rate climbed three-...Tags: Lake Mary, Unemployment, Business, Commuting, University of Central Florida
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Spam volume plummets after Web hosting firm is shut down
The Associated PressE-mailers, enjoy the early holiday gift: Spam volume has been cut by more than half because Internet providers pulled the plug on a Web hosting firm that was allegedly helping some of the world's most dastardly junk e-mail gangs. The break won't last...Tags: Consumer Electronics Industry, Internet, Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Low on spam? It won't last long
The Associated PressE-mailers, enjoy the early holiday gift: Spam volume has been cut by more than half because Internet providers pulled the plug on a Web-hosting firm that was allegedly helping some of the world's most dastardly junk e-mail gangs. The break won't last...Tags: Internet
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Spammers sent packing with shutdown of Web hosting firm, but junk e-mail already bouncing back
AP Technology WriterSAN FRANCISCO (AP) _ E-mailers, enjoy the early holiday gift: Spam volume has been cut by more than half because Internet providers pulled the plug on a Web hosting firm that was allegedly helping some of the world's most dastardly junk e-mail gangs. The...Tags: Internet, Washington Post Company, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Consumer Electronics Industry, Cisco Systems Inc.
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Spam traffic plunges after report blames server hosting company
Microsoft Corp. founder Bill Gates' 2004 proclamation that the spam problem would be solved within two years has proved a bitter joke, with unsolicited messages doubling yearly to make up about 90% of mail transmitted on the Internet. But this week,...Tags: Pornography, Trend Micro Incorporated, Natural Disasters, Bill Gates, Internet
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Cheating a real problem in Club Penguin's virtual world
Tribune staff reporterWith all the qualms parents have about the Internet, from worrying about sexual predators to whether their kids spend too much time online, here's another one: It can teach them how to cheat. At one increasingly popular site where young kids inhabit a...Tags: Furniture, Midway Games Incorporated, Google Inc., Security, Family
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Coke aims to fortify its shares
Tribune Media Services columnistQ: Can Coca-Cola Co. put two years of good stock performance together? What is the outlook for my shares? --R.M., via the Internet A: These are the times that try colas' souls. The U.S. market for carbonated soft drinks declined 0.6 percent in 2006,...Tags: Oracle Corp., Lam Research Corporation, Quarterly or Semiannual Financial Statements, International Business Machines Corporation, Microsoft Corp.
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The week ahead
Chicago TribuneMonday: -- March personal income and spending -- March construction spending -- Earnings: Alberto-Culver Co.; Anadarko Petroleum Corp.; Cabot Oil & Gas Corp.; Centex Corp.; CNA Financial Corp.; General Growth Properties Inc.; Genworth Financial Inc.;...Tags: Procter & Gamble Company, Huron Consulting Group Incorporated, Emerson Electric Company, Masco Corporation, Natural Resources
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ON THE JOBS
Old Dominion University economists predicted economic growth would slow to 2.6 percent in 2007, falling below the average annual growth rate of 3.4 percent over the past 45 years. However, economic growth, measured in expansion of the region's gross...Tags: Hampton Roads, Portsmouth (Portsmouth, Virginia), Heavy Engineering, Old Dominion University, Newport News (Newport News, Virginia)
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Taming Mac OS X
Most longtime users of Apple Computer Inc.'s Macintosh machines know their way around its venerable operating system, OS 9, pretty well. But if they've purchased a new Mac or boldly installed OS X on an existing machine, they find themselves facing an...Tags: Apple Inc., Computer Hardware, Robin Williams, Computing and Information Technology
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What, me worry?
As the latest Microsoft Windows infection spread across the Internet last week, knocking out thousands of PCs in homes and businesses, Macintosh users did what they usually do during a computer virus outbreak -- they continued working. That's because the...Tags: McAfee Incorporated, Apple Inc., Computer Sciences, Microsoft Corp., Consumer Electronics Industry
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E-Mail Virus Points to Human Flaws
AP Internet WriterThe continued spread of a cleverly engineered computer virus exposes a key flaw in the global embrace of technology: Its users are human. Posing as a legitimate computer error message, the worm successfully tricked e-mail recipients into spreading it to...Tags: Keynote Systems Incorporated, Computer Sciences, Microsoft Corp., Defense, Boeing Co.
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