| Sunday, September 2, 2007 1:27 AM CDT |
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Prank started 25 years of security woes
NEW YORK -- What began as a ninth-grade prank, a way to trick already-suspicious friends who had fallen for his earlier practical jokes, has earned Rich Skrenta notoriety as the first person ever to let loose a personal computer virus. |
Apple won't sell NBC programs on iTunes
NEW YORK -- Apple Inc. escalated a dispute with NBC Universal over the pricing of television shows by announcing Friday it would not sell any of NBC's programs for this fall season on iTunes. |
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| From the Money section |
Monster breach teaches familiar lessons
By now, the perils of securing online data with little more than user names and passwords should be well known. Monster.com learned that lesson late and the hard way, prompting this week's disclosure that the Web jobs board will spend millions of dollars to improve its security.
Be prepared to help yourself for health care, fast food
WASHINGTON, D.C. — At airports, supermarkets and big-box retailers, “customer service” in recent years has meant self-serve — aided by touch-screen kiosks.
Beyond its size, Helmsley’s bequest to dog not unusual
NEW YORK — Leona Helmsley’s decision to leave $12 million to her dog so it could live out its life in luxury proved once and for all that she was not one of the little people.
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