Our own Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz will be talking about China (friend or foe?) today on WDEL 1150am at 5:35pm EST (it’ll be a short interview).

Also, if you haven’t caught David’s latest articles for CNN’s Anderson Cooper 360, here’s a list of his three most recent contributions: Thespies who wear sweatpants, Infrastructure or chotchkes?, and Is Chinafriend or foe?.

When companies factor in the cost of equipment, investigations, data breach, and productivity, $50k is just the average cost of such a loss.

Time Warner Cable is pushing to maintain its, apparently very profitable, monopoly. They’re trying to have North Carolina stop the City of Wilson from offering residents a competing, and cheaper, cable system.

History has launched the Life After People Photo Ager, for iPhone and iPod Touch devices. The free application allows users to “age” images which can be saved or shared.

Ubuntu’s latest release, ‘Jaunty Jackalope’, offers a “Netbook Remix” package for the smaller screens and lower processor speeds of netbook computers. Jaunty Jackalope uses version 2.6.28 of the Linux kernel.

While crooks target the likes of Twitter and Facebook with scams involving shortened URLs, a new Firefox addon can display the real URL to expose the trick.

A chip embedded in an ATM card, that verified the PIN number entered to the bank, was supposed to make it impossible for someone to forge your ATM card. Sadly, security experts have verified several ways to get around this “fool proof” security.

The Bluetooth Special Interest Group has launched Bluetooth 3.0. The new standard offers a potential top transfer rate of 24 Mbps in 3.0.

4AllMemory.com has put together a contest in honor of Earth Day on April 22. By sending in old tech products each entrant will be entered into a drawing to win a $250 shopping spree to 4 All Memory.

Social media identity theft can mean loss of control of your name or brand. This new web service can monitor use of your identity.