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Can an employer read a worker's email? Businesses certainly have the technical capability to look at the emails sent from their computers, whether it's transmitted through a company or a private Read more...

It's not only cyberthieves who are hacking into personal emails, people with grievances against family, friends, girlfriends and boyfriends are getting into it, too. A company called YourHackerz.com Read more...

Peter Whatnell, the CIO at Sunoco Inc, said the secret to running a successful information-technology department is knowing how your company makes money. Success, he said, does not come from running Read more...

Anthony Melone, Verizon Wireless's chief technology officer, started getting complaints last March from customers about unsolicited text messages that were flooding the network. He and his Verizon Read more...

The Enterprise 2.0 conference this week in Boston was all about--you guessed it--Web 2.0 for the enterprise. While CIOs are often left scratching their heads about how best to embrace the Read more...

Retaining email in some form or another is more critical these days, thanks to a host of regulations that require it. But a new study notes that only about 14 percent of all corporate email Read more...

It's likely that this won't be news for most network administrators and email admins: Spam is at an all time worst. According to a new report from Postini, an email vendor, unsolicited email Read more...

Email tampering clearly doesn't go over well with the Department of Justice. The agency's investigation and prosecution of a Utah man for allegedly accessing his ex-bosses' email accounts shows Read more...