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PHISHING TACKLE
A growing plague of clever e-mail scams, aimed at colleges nationwide, has campus-network officials worried about how to combat them. A public-awareness campaign at Louisiana State U. at Baton Rouge uses posters (above) depicting a dim-witted character who falls for an e-mail scam. (Illustration from Louisiana State U.)
Online College Faces Criticism for Renting Out Space on '.edu' Domain
College officials are complaining about an online college that rents out blog space on its .edu domain to just about anyone willing to pay $50 a month. Distressed Students Find Comfort and Safety on a Confessional Web Site Defending the Property of an Anti-Property Marxist Scholar Tech Therapy: Professors and Technology: Helpless or Hopeless? University Computer Breach Risks Data of Students Who Never Went There Colleges Are Targets of E-Mail Scam Virtual Events Have a Real-World Effect, a Scholar Finds NEWS ANALYSIS: The University of Massachusetts has announced an online-education program in China, but campus officials with experience there say the university may be speaking too soon. LINKED IN WITH... Jonathan Zittrain, a professor of Internet governance and regulation at the University of Oxford, who foresees the end of online innovation unless users figure out ways to combat bad behavior. |
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