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Steve Rubel, a senior vice president at the Edelman PR firm who blogs at Micro Persuasion, offers a few tips on how to blog for your company without spilling secrets, getting fired or putting your ...

PepsiCo's new Mountain Dew flavor, "Game Fuel," is one of the few products targeting gamers with the empty calories they need. We'd like to see some new gamer-oriented products, like Frito-Lay Chip...

Take a peek inside DCSNet, the FBI's nationwide eavesdropping network. It's far more intricately woven into the nation's telecom infrastructure than observers suspected. And it's growing.

It's drills and thrills for Chevron engineers going deep, deep, ultradeep. First-hand look at the 30,000-foot-deep well in the Gulf of Mexico's potentially lucrative Jack field. Do these guys know ...

To extract oil from the Jack field, a rig will have to negotiate freezing waters, boiling oil and seismic uncertainty. Here’s how.

The PCs of thrifty shoppers who use a discount service get littered with deceptively named tracking files that most people would be afraid to delete, according to a crusading anti-spyware professor.

Carnegie Mellon professor and telecommunications expert David Farber explains what's at stake in the January 2008 FCC auction of spectrum in the 700-MHz band -- spectrum that Google has expressed i...

Avant-green market traders are going beyond mere carbon offsets. They've started buying up forests and rivers that keep the planet clean and diverse, and then selling shares in the natural services...

The Americans think the USSR is at least several years away from exploding its first atomic bomb. The Americans are wrong.