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September 13, 2001
Internet proves vital communications tools
(CNN) -- For many, one of the first reactions to the news
of Tuesday's terrorist attacks was to turn to the Web.
Indeed, the Internet proved crucial as people trying to
contact friends and family met with busy signals using
telephone voice circuits.
- 'acts of war' -
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Akamai: Co-founder dies in WTC plane crash
(CNN) -- Daniel Lewin, co-founder and chief technology
officer (CTO) at Akamai Technologies Inc., is said by his
company to have died Tuesday as a passenger aboard American
Airlines Flight 11. The Boeing 767, originally bound for
Los Angeles from Boston, crashed into the World Trade
Center in New York.
- MIT beginnings -
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Personal Technology:
Forensic tools may play role in investigation
(IDG) -- With investigations already well under way, U.S.
federal agencies, including the Federal Bureau of
Investigation (FBI), will turn to a variety of technologies
to help them to identify those involved with Tuesday's
terrorist attacks in the U.S.
- identify targets -
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Gartner offers free disaster help in wake of attacks
(IDG) -- The attack on the U.S. has moved market
research firm Gartner to make its library of research
available to all for free and schedule public conference
calls on disaster recovery, security, and business
continuity
planning.
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