Mexico's once-monolithic phone company, Telefonos de Mexico, said on Wednesday that it is focusing on broadband, service packages and computers sales to offset declining revenues from traditional voice and dial-up calls.

Want to watch someone stuck in traffic or brushing a cat? 'Lifecasts' are for you In December, Dana Neil Oaklund of Fort Lauderdale began streaming live video on the Internet from a laptop in his SUV to assure his customers that their cargo was safe.

The Yale Law School Information Society Project and the Yale Law and Media Project will co-host "Technology Policy '08," the 18th annual Computers, Freedom and Privacy conference, May 20 through 23 at the Omni Hotel in New Haven.

IN another three months, Government's community technology initiative will start a major phase of expansion.

More than 40 years ago, the FCC was worried about telephone companies using their power over communications to control the then-nascent (and competitive) data processing marketplace. The Bell System at that point was already banned from providing services