Daily technology news - 25-Mar-2007

Technology, climate change spark race to claim Arctic resources (USA Today)Barren and uninhabited, Hans Island is very hard to find on a map, yet Canada and Denmark have both staked their claim to it with flags and warships. The reason: an international race for oil, fish, diamonds and shipping routes, accelerated by the impact of global warming on Earth's frozen north.

Vonage Ordered To Stop Using Verizon VoIP Technology (Wireless Newsfactor)A U.S. District judge on Friday ordered Internet phone service provider Vonage to stop using Verizon technology to connect to standard phone lines. In a courtroom in Alexandria, Virginia, U.S. District Judge Claude Hilton granted Verizon's request to block Vonage, but the permanent injunction will not be signed before an April 6 hearing, where Vonage will request a stay. Vonage has asked for a ...

Vonage stock falls 26% on Verizon technology ban (The Record)ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- A judge ordered Vonage Holdings Corp., an Internet phone-service provider based in Holmdel, to stop using Verizon Communications Inc. technology that lets customers make calls to standard phone lines. Vonage shares plunged 26 percent to a record low.

ENISA Releases Study of Emerging Risks in Information Technology (LinuxElectrons)UK ? ENISA has presented its latest study on the Collection and Dissemination of Information, related to Emerging Risks in the area of Information Technology. ENISA is the Eurpoean Network and Information Security Agency.

Technology theme of learning conference (The Daily Dispatch)Cochise College Adult Education and the Arizona Association for Lifelong Learning (AALL) will host a conference on educational technology from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Friday, March 23 at the Sierra Vista Campus.

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Daily technology news - 25-Mar-2007