The Internet can be a valuable business productivity tool, but there are plenty of non-business uses as well. Making sure employees use the Internet in a productive way is difficult, however, there ...

As Internet Service Providers (ISPs) increasingly impose monthly data caps to consumer accounts, users who stream video, play online games, or just use the Internet a lot, find themselves at risk of ...

Do you use the internet a lot? If so, have you heard of the term “bandwidth?” Wondering what all that’s about? Typically, bandwidth is the amount of data transmitted from one internet connection to ...

Sniffnet is a network monitoring tool to help you easily keep track of your Internet traffic. Whether you want to gather statistics, or you need to inspect more in depth what's going on in your ...

Word on the street says Comcast will be introducing a bandwidth monitoring tool on its support site next month, giving subscribers a way to see if they're close to the 250GB monthly limit. Josh ...

A reader—Bandwidth-less in Berkeley—who apparently took a wrong turn at Dear Abby Boulevard, finds his or her bandwidth taxed and seeks a solution. B-liB writes: My home Internet connection (3 Mbps ...

Let’s open a can of worms and make this week interesting, shall we? Is e-mail and Web use monitoring good or bad in a government work place? I bring this topic up because I just read an article that ...

IBM Corp. on Wednesday said it has acquired CIMS Lab Inc., a developer of software that lets businesses track computing resource usage. Financial details of the deal were not revealed. The acquisition ...

Retailers should be aware that federal laws prohibit the interception of another’s electronic communications, but these same laws have multiple exceptions that generally allow employers to monitor ...

In modern-day society, many companies have Web-use policies that are shared with new employees at the time of hiring. Some policies may completely forbid the use of the Internet for any personal ...

Federal judges and their employees should be blocked from downloading music and should still be monitored for Internet misuse, a new report recommends. A committee of judges refused to support an end ...