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5Percentage of Americans aged 55 and older who use the their mobile phones to get information fromPhone Usage >> | |  Homeland SecurityA Tech Boom This Time? The expected spending surge has been slow to develop, especially for smaller tech outfits. Now, though, the money could be coming Meet The CIA's Venture Capitalist Gilman Louie runs the agency's investment arm with a mission of backing tech companies that can aid the cause of homeland security A Startup's Road to Washington How Attensity and its text-analyzing software came to win some business from Uncle Sam holds lessons for small tech outfits everywhere The Terror Watch List's Tangle The goal was to be a master database pooling information on terror suspects. The result: A litany of technical glitches and red-tape follies Connecting the Intel Dots Federal agencies are sharing data more than ever, says the NCTC's Bill Spalding. Problem is, many remain "very separate" | |
Homeland Security's New Broom"We do have limited resources," says the department's new chief, Michael Chertoff, "and we have to prioritize them" 4/19/05No Place to HideBook Review: In the name of heightened security, data miners may threaten basic freedoms 1/24/05Smoke Signals for ExplosivesA new technology that catches tiny particles of bomb materials in the air and blows them up may lead to cheaper, smaller detectors 1/20/05Secure Containers for $10 a PopA new wireless device from GE and a Chinese partner could be a big step toward safe, swift passage for shipments around the world 1/12/05 | |
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