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Cisco Systems Inc is considering offering Web-based alternatives to Microsoft Corp’s popular Office software as the networking giant expands on the Internet.

It's a paradox: The world is rushing to embrace mobile communications, but some of the biggest suppliers of telecommunications equipment are struggling to stay ahead.

OTE telecom may cut the high-speed Internet access of some 100 tertiary education institutions after claiming that computers at the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) are being used to update the Athens branch of the anti-capitalist news network Indymedia.

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Federal dollars will help the city of Mascoutah start upgrading its Internet capabilities.

When Shiloh resident George Kriss learned of his promotion to information technology specialist at McKendree University in Lebanon this month, he was taken by surprise.

MXN Middle East FZ-LLC has been appointed as the Value Added Reseller (VAR) for the Middle East and North Africa regions by CS Software Holdings LLC, maker of the CoolSign digital signage software suite.

CLEVELAND - If your phone can get the Internet and video, it's likely it can also get advertisements. And that will be the next big thing consumers will see when it comes to mobile marketing.

Military veterans in rural Montana who cannot travel for counseling will find the service coming to them once the vet centers in Missoula and Billings hire the staff needed to fully operate two new mobile treatment units.

Technological improvements, most significantly the rise of the personal computer, have brought sweeping and rapid developments to the Corvallis Gazette-Times since the mid-1980s.