In Pictures: Happy 25th Birthday Dot Com
A look back at some of the dot com booms and busts
A look back at some of the dot com booms and busts
The iPhone's magic is still there: The crowds turned out to see -- and buy -- Apple's iPhone 3G S early Friday morning as it launched around the world.
Online trading company Scottrade recently moved its data center to a new US$25 million IT facility.
In the five years since terrorists attacked the U.S., Europe has been the target of extremist attacks, as has India. Bombings in London and Madrid and a recent failed attempt to blow up passenger trains in Germany have prompted a security clampdown never seen on the Continent.
Computer scientists have moved beyond figuring out how to beat computerized chess systems and are now tackling automated Texas hold'em programs.
Monster Worldwide will acquire French job-search Web site Emailjob.com for US$26 million, the company announced Monday.
China's first direct connection to the Internet was established 10 years ago this week. Through a series of feature articles, this six-page report looks back at how the world’s largest nation got connected to the Net, takes a look at the key players, the role of the government and what lies ahead.
This is it for us in 2002. It's been a tough but successful year for Computerworld with excellent results in both our own "open" reader surveys and in independently conducted reader research. Thanks for your support and a special thanks to all the IT managers who helped us enormously by airing their thoughts through various articles and for sharing their career experiences through the "5 Minutes with..." column.