TECHNOLOGY

The Washington Times' Technology blog.

• Irving, Clinton admin tech vet, joins HP

  By M. Kellner — Published July 13, 2009 Comments

  One of the top advisers to President Bill Clinton on technology issues is joining Hewlett-Packard's government affairs team.

• Verizon's "broken" Web pay is fixed

  By M. Kellner — Published July 7, 2009 Comments

  Verizon did explain, at least a little.

• Jackson tribute sparks Facebook frenzy

  By M. Kellner — Published July 7, 2009 Comments

  If you were following the Michael Jackson tribute via Facebook today, you were not alone. Not by a long shot.

• Is Verizon's Web-based bill paying broken?

  By M. Kellner — Published July 6, 2009 Comments

  It appears that Verizon's got some 'splainin to do.

• AOL reunion slated for June 17

  By M. Kellner — Published June 12, 2009 Comments

  If you've ever worked for AOL, this party's for you.

• Comcast ups cable data speeds

  By M. Kellner — Published June 9, 2009 Comments

  Comcast is raising the bar on broadband Internet service.

• Turn off your PC, HP says

  By M. Kellner — Published June 2, 2009 Comments

  To help the planet, turn off your computer at the end of the day, HP says

• Howard U. gets software grant

  By M. Kellner — Published June 2, 2009 Comments

  The in-kind gift from Siemens is valued at $150 million and is the largest in school's history.

• Web tools help fight hunger

  By M. Kellner — Published June 2, 2009 Comments

  The World Food Program, a United Nations agency, is helping students and teachers learn about hunger -- and how to fight it.

• Social media has biz perils, study says

  By M. Kellner — Published May 27, 2009 Comments

  Who'd'a thunk it? A business (or any other enterprise?) can be unmade by the social media that perhaps helped make it.

• Zune grows up, adds HD Radio

  By M. Kellner — Published May 26, 2009 Comments

  Microsoft's Zune hasn't yet been an iPod killer. Will this help?

• More on Linux woes

  By M. Kellner — Published May 25, 2009 Comments

  Lots of folks -- well, one, at least -- have an opinion about my Linux problem.

• Remember fair use when making videos, AU says

  By M. Kellner — Published May 18, 2009 Comments

  If you're mixing up a new Nancy Pelosi-meets-Godzilla video for YouTube, remember the rules of fair use, a news item from American University says.

• Giving it away online

  By M. Kellner — Published May 1, 2009 Comments

  More than 500 books are published each day in America. Someone's trying to sell more by giving them away online.

• Facebook phishing fraud fizzles -- we hope

  By M. Kellner — Published April 29, 2009 Comments

  Phishers hit Facebook today.