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A Woman's Work [CWIT Board Member Ban Saraf]
(The Washington Post - December 26, 2004)
McCaffrey Leaving Google
(Silicon Beat - December 19, 2004)
Blind Twins Graduate in Computer Science
(Safm [South Africa] - December 29, 2004)
Video Games in Spain Incite Violence Against Women
(Yahoo News - December 29, 2004)
Experimenting with Change: Women in Math and Science
(Red Nova - December 29, 2004)
Research Program is a Step Up for Students
(USA Today - December 28, 2004)
Putting a Feminine Face on the Competition
(Boston Globe - December 21, 2004)
Women Lead the Way in Japan's Internet Usage
(The Daily Yomiuri [Japan] - December 21, 2004)
Europe's Women Flock to the Web
(ElectricNews.net [Ireland] - December 21, 2004)
Teen Sues Over Topless Pictures in Video Game
(AZCentral.com - December 21, 2004)
A Toy With a Story
(The New York Times - December 20, 2004)
Women Leaving IT Product Management Over Past Five Years
(PR Web - December 20, 2004)
Your Daughter's Smart Enough to Join IIT
(The Financial Express [India] - December 20, 2004)
TOPHEAVY Studios Ships 'The Guy Game': Girls of Spring Break
(BusinessWire - December 20, 2004)
40% of Indian Capital's Cyber Crime Tagets Women
(The Times of India - December 16, 2004)
Women Fired for Blogging
(CNET News - December 16, 2004)
A New Forum (Blogging) Inspires the Old (Books)
(The New York Times - December 15, 2004)
Panel: What Women Want: Connecting with the New Technology Consumer
(Yahoo News - December 15, 2004)
Learning That Technology is More Than Number Crunching
(Grand Rapids Herald-Review - December 14, 2004)
Women of Color Ask Different Workplace Questions
(STL Today - December 13, 2004)
Women Scientists Discussed at Queen's Forum
(4NI [U.K.] - December 13, 2004)
More Girls Meeting Abductors Online
(Houston Chronicle - December 13, 2004)
Cambridge Launches Mentor Group for Women Tech Researchers
(The Register [U.K.] - December 9, 2004)
Lockheed Introduces Girls to Engineering
(Apple Valley Sun - December 9, 2004)
Women Online Have New Tech Attitude
(Business Wire - December 8, 2004)
Debian Women: Geek Feminists in Action
(News Forge - December 8, 2004)
It Doesn't Have to be Pink to Make it Work for Me
(The Telegraph [U.K.] - December 3, 2004)
All-Female Engineering Team Takes First Prize at National Competition
(UTPA News - December 3, 2004)
Her So-Called Digital Life
(Wired News - December 2, 2004)
Women Using the Internet to Seek Fame
(PR Newswire - December 2, 2004)
Computer Communities: Version 2.0
(Oregon Daily Emerald - December 2, 2004)
Campaign Against Gender Abuse Goes Online
(IOL [South Africa] - December 2, 2004)
ACS
Board to Focus on Women in Tech (news.com.au
[Australia] - November 30, 2004)
Wisdom From an Online Bikini Babe
(Toronto Star [Canada] - November 30, 2004)
Gifts Can Re-Energize Girls' Interest in Science
(KRON4 - November 28, 2004)
How The Sims Became the First Video Game to Break the Gender Barrier
(Ottawa Citizen [Canada] - November 27, 2004)
Princess
Arwa Bint Fahd: A Pioneer in Computer Science and Internet Technology
in Saudi Arabia (Ain-Al-Yaqeen [Saudi Arabia] -
November 26, 2004)
Your Train Will Be Late, She Says Cheerily
(The New York Times - November 24, 2004)
SMEs Drive Telecoms for the Poor
(IT Web [South Africa] - November 24, 2004)
Women in Software: Open Source, Cold Shoulder
(Software Development Magazine - November 2004)
Porn Publisher Sues Google Over Images
(Detroit News - November 22, 2004)
Entering Boy Zones
(The Age [Australia] - November 22, 2004)
Internet Porn: Worse Than Crack?
(Wired News - November 19, 2004)
Pushing the Male Envelope
(Wired News - November 19, 2004)
Mail-order Bride Wins Damage Award
(Newsday - November 19, 2004)
Eureka! College Girls Invent Software
(The Times of India - November 18, 2004)
Women Lagging Behind Men in Use of New Customer Service Channels
(BT plc [U.K.] - November 18, 2004)
iVillage Boosted by Analyst Report
(San Jose Mercury News - November 18, 2004)
MentorNet Wins Grand Prize in Cisco's Growing With Technology Awards
(dBusinessNews - November 17, 2004)
Velva Klaessy, Government Code Breaker, Dies at 88
(Star-Tribune - November 7, 2004)
IBM Wins for Female Friendly Approach
(news.com.au [Australia] - November 17, 2004)
Anorexic Girls Bond on Web to Dismay of Doctors
(Yahoo News - November 17, 2004)
Heroines in Technology Awards Presented
(Business Wire - November 15, 2004)
WITS Distributes List of Top Tech Women
(Yahoo News [U.K.] - November 15, 2004)
At Tech Firms, Time Again for Flextime?
(CNET News - November 15, 2004)
Who's In Charge: Tech Group's Incoming President Knows Firsthand How Well It Works
(The Arizona Republic - November 15, 2004)
Gorgeous, But This Blogger's Fcition
(The New Zealand Herald - November 15, 2004)
Women in IT Must Content with Old Boys' Networks
(St. Paul Pioneer Press - November 14, 2004)
Fewer Women Joining the IT Ranks
(Earthweb - November 12, 2004)
Playboy Goes After "Grown-up" Gamers with Pixilated Pinups
(Seattle Post-Intelligencer - September 9, 2004)
Rural Women with Chronic Illness Benefit from Online Intervention
(Medical DeviceLink News - November 12, 2004)
Female Executives Flock from IT Branch
(The Copenhagen Post [Denmark] - November 12, 2004)
Does Grandma Need a Hug? A Robotic Pillow Can Help
(The New York Times - November 11, 2004)
60 Women Prisoners Get Basic IT, Business Training Prior to Parole
(ITWeb [South Africa] - November 12, 2004)
Online Dating Agency Bans Man for Bedding Too Many Women
(Daily Record [U.K.] - November 12, 2004)
IBM Introduces Technology to Schoolgirls in Ireland
(Yahoo News [U.K.] - November 11, 2004)
Getting Girls into Gadgets
(Tech News World - November 11, 2004)
Technology Smashes Stereotypes
(DM News - November 11, 2004)
Sex Still Sells -- But First Romance and Companionship
(TMCNet - November 11, 2004)
Cisco to Host Girls in Technology Summit
(Business Wire - November 10, 2004)
Visteon CIO Lorie Buckingham Wins 'Top Michigan Women in Computing' Award
(The Auto Channel - November 9, 2004)
Study Reveals Gender Gap in South African Science
(SciDevNet [U.K.] - November 9, 2004)
Net, Books Guide Women Towards Stock
(The Star [Malaysia] - November 7, 2004)
The Case for Women in the Technology Business
(The Register [U.K.] - November 5, 2004)
Women Connect To Create Technology, Social Impact
(Chicago Sun-Times - November 3, 2004)
NAWBO and Intel Run Small Biz Technology Boot Camp
(New Mexico Business Weekly - November 2, 2004)
Technology's Role Seen to Grow in Women's Work-Family Balancing Act
(Las Vegas Review-Journal - November 1, 2004)
Sony Opens Mall Stores to Cater to Female Electronics Buyers
(The Modesto Bee - November 1, 2004)
Effat College Receives US Grant to Develop Engineering Curriculum
(Arab News [Saudi Arabia] - October 29, 2004 )
Women in Technology Announces Best Employers Winners
(TechLINKS - October 29, 2004)
National Women of Color Technology Awards Honors Nextel Leader
(Business Wire - October 28, 2004)
Police Bust Cyber-porn Operation in Philippines
(The Manila Times - October 29, 2004)
Two Students from India Visit Wyoming Colleges
(Billings Gazette - October 28, 2004)
Event Helps Girls Toward Careers
(San Mateo County Times - October 27, 2004)
Women Techies Make Workplace Gains
(Small Times - October 26, 2004)
Hewitt Wants to Stamp Out 'Old Boys Network'
(Silicon.com [U.K.] - October 26, 2004)
Venus McNabb Named Best Young Entrepreneur at 2004 Stevie Awards
(Business Wire - October 25, 2004)
Nintendo Targets Female Gamers with Pink Edition
(GamesIndustry.biz - October 25, 2004)
'GI Janes' Nude on Porn Site
(New York Post - October 25, 2004)
Internet Infinity Launches New Program for "Womankind"
(Investors.com - October 24, 2004)
Natalie Jeremijenko: The WorldChanging Interview
(WorldChanging - October 22, 2004)
1-Woman Show Puts Spotlight on Females' Efforts in Science
(Indianapolis Star - October 23, 2004)
Shopping: Girls' Gizmos
(Mirror.co.uk [U.K.- October 23, 2004)
DeVry University Announces Sixth Annual Young Women in Science and Technology
(TechLINKS - October 22, 2004)
Women Execs Hold Their Own in Some But Not All IT Sectors
(ARNnet [Australia] - October 21, 2004)
Male Surfers are More Narcissistic
(Web User [U.K.] - October 21, 2004)
Fewer Women Engineers Due to Genetics, Irish Study Says
(Eircom [Ireland] - October 21, 2004)
UBC Professor is $700,000 Chair for Women in Science and Engineering
(Silicon Valley News - October 19, 2004)
Three CSC Employees Honored with National Women of Color Technology Awards
(Yahoo News - October 19, 2004)
More Women Join the Gaming Faithful, in Spite of Sims2 Ad
(Denver Post - October 18, 2004)
Rutgers Engineers Use Novel High-Tech Approach to Mentor Girls Interested in Sci/Tech
(Rutgers News - October 18, 2004)
How Tech Helps Liberate Women
(Yahoo News - October 18, 2004)
New Canadian Initiatives to Increase Role of Women in Science and Engineering
(Canada NewsWire - October 18, 2004)
CU Gets NSF Grant
(Colorado Daily - October 18, 2004)
Privatisation of Education Marginalises Girls From Science
(India Express [India] - October 17, 2004)
All-Girl Gaming Team Takes Aim at the Boys
(USA Today - October 16, 2004)
What Do Women Game Designers Want?
(The New York Times - October 14, 2004)
Women Collaborate, Socialize, and Borrow Clothes
(The New York Times - October 14, 2004)
Female Scientists Urged to Engage in Research
(VNA [Vietnam] - October 14, 2004)
Fewer Women in Computer Jobs These Days
(The New York Times - October 13, 2004)
2nd Women's Game Conference Set for October 26-27, 2005
(Digital Producer - October 13, 2004)
Buea Women Receive Computer Course Attestations
(Zawya.com [Dubai] - October 13, 2004)
iVillage Studies Demonstrate Influence of Debates in Swaying Undecided Women's Votes
(iWon - October 13, 2004)
Game Makers Change Tune to Draw in the Femmes
(Sydney Morning Herald [Australia] - October 14, 2004)
Londa Schiebinger Hopes to Create 'Go To' Center for Gender Studies
(Stanford News - October 13, 2004)
Computer Program Predicts Women's Cancer Risk
(Yahoo News - October 12, 2004)
Finalists Named for 2004 Heroines in Technology Awards
(Business Wire - October 12, 2004)
Women's Work-Life Balance May Lie in Taking Risks
(Medical Post [Canada] - October 12, 2004)
UNL Engineering Tries to Attract More Women
(Daily Nebraskan - October 12, 2004)
Technology's Gender Balancing Act
(BBC News [U.K.] - October 11, 2004)
The Gender Profile of Wikipedia
(Joi Ito's Web [Japan] - October 11, 2004)
'Provide Women Scientists with Flexi-Timings, Mid-Career Breaks'
(The Hindu Business Line [India] - October 11, 2004)
Website Encourages Girls to Study Engineering
(AxcessNews - October 11, 2004)
Computer Engineer Crowned Miss Tibet
(Newkerala.com [India] - October 11, 2004)
Africa's ICT Women to Meet
(IT Web [South Africa] - October 8, 2004)
Kim Polese Steps into Open-Source Fray
(CNET News - October 8, 2004)
Casual Games Leader RealArcade Appeals to Women with Families
(Interest! Alert - October 6, 2004)
Kvinder er Bedre Til at E-Maile
(Politiken.dk [Denmark] - October 1, 2004)
Women of the Online World Get Their Own Search Engine
(PR Web - October 5, 2004)
Mother Wins IT Position
(ComputerWeekly.com - October 5, 2004)
Two Leaders Honored with Anita Borg Awards
(Business Wire - October 4, 2004)
Whitman Tops Fiorina on Fortune's Ranking of Powerful Women
(CNN Money - October 4, 2004)
Young Women Blasting Way into Male-Dominated Online Gaming World
(The Arizona Republic - October 4, 2004)
Gaming Upholds Model of Masculinity Appealing to Men but Not Women
(Newswise - October 4, 2004)
Mass High Tech Seeks to Honor 2005 Women to Watch
(Mass High Tech - October 4, 2004)
Women in Computing
(O'Reilly Developer Weblogs - October 4, 2004)
Event Gives Girls Technology Training
(Pantagraph.com - October 3, 2004)
Plugging the Leaky Pipeline
(MIT Technology Review - October, 2004)
Grace Hopper Conference Panel: Electronic Voting
(Yahoo News - October 1, 2004)
Girls, Science, and Development
(allAfrica.com - October 1, 2004)
EDA Firms Foster Female Employees
(Electronic Business - October 1, 2004)
Researchers Seek to Lure More Women, Minorities to Engineering
(Ascribe - September 30, 2004)
MIT Researcher Angela Belcher Named 2004 MacArthur Fellow
(Small Times - September 29, 2004)
Young Women and the Green Design Challenge
(WorldChanging - September 28, 2004)
New Zealand WIT Launches Mentoring Programme
(Computerworld [New Zealand] - September 29, 2004)
Older People Turn to Internet to Find Love
(Casper Star Tribune - September 28, 2004)
Women on Top in High Tech Employment Market
(Mass High Tech - September 27, 2004)
Computerized Models Become Playboy Centerfolds
(Buffalo News - September 27, 2004)
1-800-GeeksOnTime Founder Venus McNabb Named Finalist in 2004 Stevie Awards
(Investor's Business Daily - September 27, 2004)
The Self-Made Woman
(The Age [Australia] - September 25, 2004)
Ins and Outs of Teledildonics
(Wired News - September 24, 2004)
Congregation of African Sisters to Receive Tech Training in Philadelphia Sept. 28
(Yahoo News - September 23, 2004)
Women, and the Future of IT
(The Register [U.K.] - September 22, 2004)
Special Programmes for Women in Core Sectors Proposed
(Malaysian National News Agency - September 22, 2004)
Passion for Technology
(eMedia [Malaysia] - September 21, 2004)
MIT Tech Review Honors Top 100 Young Innovators, Including 31 Women
(San Diego Union-Tribune - September 21, 2004)
Diana Neuman Wins 'Women of Influence' Award
(PR Newswire - September 21, 2004)
Successful NJ Online Job Training Program Expanding
(USA Today - September 20, 2004)
EA Sees Girl Power Boost with 'Sims 2' Sales
(Reuters - September 20, 2004)
Web-Based System an Ally in War on Breast Cancer
(The State.com - September 20, 2004)
Gitex Computer Shopper 2004 Showcases Technology for Women
(Zawya.com [U.A.E.] - September 20, 2004)
Designing Women Focus on Video Games
(Women's eNews - September 19, 2004)
Internet is Helping Moms at Home Build Careers
(The Arizona Republic - September 17, 2004)
CWIT Helps Make UMBC a Smart Choice for Women
(UMBC News - September 17, 2004)
Sex Drive with Gina Lynn
(Wired News - September 17, 2004)
Women Get Top Priority in Technology
(Zawya.com [U.A.E. - September 17, 2004)
IT Women Smash Glass Ceiling
(Yahoo News [U.K.] - September 17, 2004)
Kimono Makers Turn to Computer Graphics
(ABCNews.com - September 17, 2004)
Association for Women in Technology Teaches Girl Scouts about 'Exploring the Net'
(Yahoo News - September 17, 2004)
£4M New Facility to Help Qualified Women Return to Technology Work
(PublicTechnology.net [U.K.] - September 17, 2004)
U.S. Dept. of Labor Women's Bureau Announces 'How To' Manual for Sci/Tech Mentoring
(Yahoo News - September 16, 2004)
Don't Mess with Librarians
(Wired News - September 15, 2004)
Tech Museum and Leading Silicon Valley Women's Organizations Launch Series Examining Women's Roles in Tech Innovation
(Yahoo News - September 14, 2004)
Tempting Art Students into Gaming
(BBC News [U.K.] - September 14, 2004)
EBay Chief Says Women Have Opportunities on Auction Site
(Detroit Free Press - September 14, 2004)
Internet Fortune-Telling Wins Dedicated Female Following
(The Daily Yomiuri [Japan] - September 14, 2004)
MWeb Under Fire for Abortion Taboo
(iafrica.com [South Africa] - September 14, 2004)
Men Best at Web Searching
(Web User [U.K.] - September 13, 2004)
Women Seek to Level Playing Field
(Boston.com - September 13, 2004)
'Grannies' Form Web Community
(Houston Chronicle - September 12, 2004)
Blackman's Father Hopes SafetyText Will Save Lives
(Japan Today - September 13, 2004)
Gender Equality for Terrorists
(The Day - September 12, 2004)
SF Author Kathleen Goonan Talks about Nanotechnology
(R.I.T. News Release - September 10, 2004)
Women Make Small Inroads in Game Industry
(Fresno Bee - September 9, 2004)
Playboy to Feature Nude Video Game Characters
(boston.com - September 8, 2004)
Pro-Choice Group Issues Online Abortion Instructions for Portuguese Women
(Expatica [The Netherlands] - September 8, 2004)
Ladies' Desktop Themes
(misbehaving.net - September 4, 2004)
Hi-Tech Smarten Up to Get the Girls
(Guardian Unlimited [U.K.] - September 5, 2004)
Women Gamers Playing Catch-Up
(icWales [U.K.] - September 4, 2004)
Instant Messaging Takes Off in India
(rediff.com [India] - September 4, 2004)
Grrl Power
(Guardian Unlimited [U.K.] - September 2, 2004)
Gail Goodman Keeps Tabs on Web's Promise at Constant Contact
(Boston Herald - September 2, 2004)
Electronic Blackboards
(The News & Advance - September 2, 2004)
Computer Classes Aimed at Helping Minority Women
(Chicago Sun-Times - September 1, 2004)
IT Companies Ramp Up Recruitment of Girls
(The Copenhagen Post [Denmark] - September 1, 2004)
Women Take a Shine to Video Games
(BBC News [U.K.] - September 1, 2004)
Chasing Women Gamers
(Stuff [New Zealand] - August 31, 2004)
Encourage Girls to Study ICT - Baah Wiredu
(Ghana Review International - August 30, 2004)
YWCA Conferees Vow to Act
(Taipei Times [Taiwan] - August 30, 2004)
From Carnival Queen to Computing
(BBC News [U.K.] - August 30, 2004)
Porn Star China Barbie Launches Official Website
(AVN - August 30, 2004)
Natalie Jeremijenko MixesTech and Art at RNC Protest
(Wired News - August 27, 2004)
Exhibit Features Viruses as Art
(Wired News - August 27, 2004)
L'Oreal USA Launches Second Year of Science Fellowship for Postdoctoral Women
(CSRwire - August 26, 2004)
Texas School to Offer Women's Gaming Scholarship
(The New York Times - August 26, 2004)
Internet Gives Teenage Bullies Weapons to Wound from Afar
(The New York Times - August 26, 2004)
Asean Bid to Equip Women with IT Skills
(The Straits Times [Singapore] - August 26, 2004)
Middle School Girls Go on Tech Trek
(Santa Monica Mirror - August 26, 2004)
E-Pioneer Aids Women in India
(Taipei Times [Taiwan] - August 25, 2004)
Forget Pills, Your PC Can Now Prevent Pregnancy
(The Times of India - August 25, 2004)
Science For Women Pushed
(Chicago Tribune - August 25, 2004)
'Jihad' Magazine for Women on Web
(BBC News [U.K.] - August 24, 2004)
More U.S. Schools Segregating Sexes
(Baltimore Sun - August 24, 2004)
Turning High School Girls into DigiGirlz
(Microsoft PressPass - August 23, 2004)
Women Run Internet Kiosks in God's e-District
(Financial Express [India] - August 23, 2004)
Artificial Life, Inc. Announces Innovative 3G Mobile Game: Virtual Girlfriend
(Telecomweb - August 23, 2004)
Sites Push Anorexia for Teens
(The Advertiser [Australia] - August 23, 2004)
A Kick Out of Science
(Albuquerque Tribune - August 23, 2004)
Women Can Reject Men Electronically Now
(Kentucky.com - August 23, 2004)
When the Computer Opens the Closet
(The New York Times - August 22, 2004)
Police Say Prostitutes Tracked Them Using Computers
(USA Today - August 22, 2004)
Spanish-Language WindowsXP Offends Women
(CNET News - August 19, 2004)
BCS Names Excellence in IT Shortlist
(The Register [U.K.] - August 20, 2004)
Pros Sort Computer Translating
(The Washington Times - August 19, 2004)
Global Women's Powerhouse Celebrates Five Years of Helping Women
(Forbes.com - August 19, 2004)
Women Returning to Work Have Overcome Fear of New Technology
(Personnel Today [U.K.]- August 19, 2004)
Microsoft Launches 'Unlimited Potential'
(ZDNet India News - August 19, 2004)
Women on "Women"
(Fast Company - August 2004)
Marti Hearst Makes Web Search Feel Like a Stroll in the Library
(The New York Times - August 19, 2004)
Women's Game Conference Announces Keynote Speakers for Sept. 9-10 Conference
(Yahoo News - August 18, 2004)
Innovators Who Know What Women Want
(IT Web [South Africa] - August 18, 2004)
India's First e-Literacy District in Kerala
(123Bharath.com [India] - August 18, 2004)
Information Technology Reaches Girls in Rural Iran
(IRINnews.org - August 17, 2004)
Making Tech for Women: Sony's Latest Laptop
(E-Commerce Times - August 17, 2004)
Use SMS To Promote Women's Rights in Africa
(Cellular News - August 16, 2004)
Bikes Bring Internet to Indian Villagers
(SilliconValley.com - August 16, 2004)
Maendeleo to Donate Computers
(Kenya Broadcasting Corporation - August 16, 2004)
China Crackdown Targets Porn
(CBSNews.com - August 16, 2004)
Blog Interrupted
(Washington Post Magazine - August 15, 2004)
Games So Real You Can Feel The Pain
(The Straits Times [Singapore] - August 15, 2004)
Grant Creates Mentoring Program for Women at Tech
(Rapid City Journal - August 12, 2004)
Why Aren't More Women in ICT?
(The Register [U.K.] - August 13, 2004)
Technofeminism: It's All In The Design
(News in Science [Australia] - June 21, 2004)
Girls Excited by Techno-Camp
(Toronto Sun [Canada] - August 13, 2004)
Fiorina Takes Quick Action to Right HP
(Commerce Times - August 13, 2004)
Blogging Brothers (and Sisters)
(The National Review - August 12, 2004)
Program Aims to Empower Teachers in Class
(Newsday - August 12, 2004)
Former Journalist Wins Tech Award
(IT Web [South Africa] - August 12, 2004)
In Wisconsin, Use of Computer Kiosks Offering Access to Contraceptives Angers Some
(CBS 11TV - August 12, 2004)
Net Sites Cater to Quest for Russian Brides
(The Japan Times - August 12, 2004)
CompSci Expert Wetzel Spots Weaknesses in Wi-Fi Security
(PhysOrg.com - August 9, 2004)
Why I Want to Marry a Techie
(The Economic Times [India] - August 11, 2004)
Old Boys' Clubs Contribute to Gender Gap in IT
(Penn State News - August 10, 2004)
Women CIOs and IT Workers
(Sydney Morning Herald [Australia] - August 10, 2004)
Computer Kiosks Offer Contraceptive Orders
(AZCentral - August 10, 2004)
Women Must Use IT, Says Deputy Minister
(IT Web [South Africa] - August 10, 2004)
62% of Korean Women Use the Internet, Up 4.5%
(The Chosun Ilbo [S. Korea] - August 10, 2004)
Dti Honours Women in Technology
(BuaNews [South Africa] - August 10, 2004)
Fear of Unknown Dominates Online Dating Services, New Survey Indicates
(Canada.com - August 9, 2004)
New Tech Make Women 'Frantic'
(Sydney Morning Herald [Australia] - August 9, 2004)
Tech Firms Want More Female Computer Whizzes
(US News & World Report - August 16, 2004)
DTI Encourages Female Entrepreneurs
(Business Day [South Africa] - August 8, 2004)
Los Angeles Woman Entrepreneur Takes Charge Despite the Odds in Male-Dominated Professions
(PR Web - August 7, 2004)
High School Girls Attend Summer Technology Camp at Microsoft
(PR Newswire - August 5, 2004)
News Sites, Where the Men Are
(Wired News - August 4, 2004)
Alcoa Foundation Awards MentorNet $100K Grant to Support Female Engineers and Scientists
(MSN Money - August 4, 2004)
Juniper Networks CIO Kim Perdikou: Overcoming the Technologist Backlash
(CIO Today - August 4, 2004)
Online Job Training Offered Single Moms
(Delaware News Journal - August 4, 2004)
Study: Men Embrace Internet Shopping
(Stuff [New Zealand] - August 4, 2004)
Men Are From Mars, Women Are on PerfectMatch.com
(PR Newswire - August 3, 2004)
West: Women Drilled On Communication Technology
(Zawya [Dubai] - August 3, 2004)
Samsung Goes Small for Today's Women
(The Straits Times [Singapore] - August 3, 2004)
Safe Dating System for Singletons
(BBC News [U.K.] - August 2, 2004)
Women Go Blogging and Find Freedom of Speech
(Women's eNews - August 2, 2004)
Career Watch: Interview with EarthLink's Linda Beck
(Computerworld - August 2, 2004)
Shop Till Their Fingers Drop
(Croner Webcentre [U.K.] - August 2, 2004)
Indian Army to Impart Computer Education to Girls
(Hindustan Times [India] - August 1, 2004)
Frye Details How Cyber-Stalker Lured His Prey
(Women's eNews - July 31, 2004)
Technology Bolsters Iraqi Women, But They Still Need Help
(Dallas Morning News - July 31, 2004)
Tablet PCs Replace Books in Crescent Girls' School
(The Straits Times [Singapore] - July 31, 2004)
Video Game Industry Can't Ignore Female Fans
(Tribnet.com - July 30, 2004)
Robots Use Girl Power
(The Columbian - July 30, 2004)
Text Petition for African Women
(BBC News - July 30, 2004)
Hearst Picks iVillage for Web Hosting
(Web Hosting Industry News - July 30, 2004)
Enticing Girls with Technology
(Times Herald-Record - July 29, 2004)
The Internet and the Real Estate Agent: Women Say Both Are Here to Stay
(PRNewswire - July 28, 2004)
MRI Spots Breast Tumors in High-Risk Women
(Health Scout - July 28, 2004)
Technology Journalist Karen Southwick Succumbs to Cancer
(CNET News - July 27, 2004)
Internet Paves the Way in Helping Moms Build Careers
(Atlanta Journal-Constitution - July 25, 2004)
Horizon Programs Introduce Girls to Career Possibilities in Technical Fields
(Newswise - July 23, 2004)
Interview with Ellen Spertus
(misbehaving.net - July 22, 2004)
Computer Mania: Area Business Leader Sells Girls on Technology
(The Business Monthly - July 2004)
Sex Appeal of Myst Games
(BBC News [U.K.] - July 19, 2004)
The Woman Taking on Google: All Eyes on Blinkx
(The Guardian [U.K.] - July 15, 2004)
New Initiatives to Increase the Role of Women in Science and Engineering
(Canada NewsWire - July 15, 2004)
Let Men Ogle You - Oracle Boss
(ThisIsLondon [U.K.] - July 15, 2004)
Women's Internet Association Hosts Workshop: How to Create Internet-Based Business
(InterestAlert - July 15, 2004)
Marjorie 'Kitty' Atkinson -- Tenet Computer Group
(ITBusiness.ca [Canada] - July 15, 2004)
Black Students, Girls, Fail to Make Computer Olympiad Finals
(IT Web [South Africa - July 15, 2004)
Business Women Offer New Online Marketing Venue
(PRWeb - July 14, 2004)
Investigation Report on Chinese Women in IT Industry
(China.org [China] - July 14, 2004)
Gender Split in Science Attitudes
(BBC News [U.K.] - July 14, 2004)
Who Said Fashion and Technology Don't Mix
(CPILive [United Arab Emirates] - July 14, 2004)
Hillary Clinton's Silicon Valley Overtures
(CNET News - July 12, 2004)
E-Mail Marketing to Online Women: Keyword "Multi"
(ClickZ - July 12, 2004)
Women Make Grade in IT
(Scotsman.com [U.K.] - July 12, 2004)
Government Calls for More Girls in ICT
(ITWeb [South Africa] - July 12, 2004)
Kid TOYchallenge Winners Named at National Showcase
(StockHouse - July 9, 2004)
Defining Cyber Gender
(ABCNews.com - July 9, 2004)
Women Surfing for Work, Surfing for Play
(China Daily - July 9, 2004)
Wanted: More Women and Africans in Science
(The Business Report [South Africa] - July 9, 2004)
Women Much Less Likely Than Men to Seek/Approve of Graphic War Images Online
(Pew Charitable Trusts News Release - July 8, 2004)
Make Computers More Fun Say Women
(tiscali.europe [U.K.] - July 8, 2004)
Flirting's Moved Online
(Investor's Business Daily - July 8, 2004)
College Senior Aids Molecular Research at Johns Hopkins
(The Daily Times - July 8, 2004)
Peeping Tom's Secret Weapon
(The Independent [U.K.] - July 8, 2004)
Makerere Gets Sh3b Grant
(allAfrica.com - July 8, 2004)
Gaming Tries to Shed Boys' Club Image
(MSNBC News - June 17, 2004)
Women Lead Rural India's Internet Rush
(BBC News [U.K.] - July 7, 2004)
Series: Conversations with Innovative Women in Technology
(PRNewswire - July 7, 2004)
Women in Computing Provide Scholarships to Computer Camp
(Michigan Technology News - July 6, 2004)
iVillage 2nd Quarter Financial Results Conference Call Available on Web
(MSN.com - July 6, 2004)
Webnet Founder Sells His Stake to Women
(Business Report [South Africa] - July 6, 2004)
Girls Got Game: More Women Than Men Play Games on Mobile Phones
(eMarketer - July 6, 2004)
Computer Skills Open Up Doors for Filipino Workers in Beirut
(Noticias.info [Spain] - July 2, 2004)
Women Love Hi-Tech Gizmos
(Web User News [U.K.] - July 1, 2004)
Women of TI Lead the Way
(Dallas News - July 1, 2004)
Georgia Women in Technology Event Raises More than $125,000
(Local Tech Wire - July 1, 2004)
High-Tech Equity
(Houston Chronicle - June 30, 2004)
Court Blocks Law Regulating Internet Access to Pornography
(The New York Times - June 30, 2004)
Busy Women Turn to the Internet
(BBC News [U.K.] - June 30, 2004)
Girl, Interrupted: An Internet Hoax
(City Pages - June 29, 2004)
Women in Computing Name Scholarship Winner
(Michigan Technology News - June 29, 2004)
Girls Muscle in on Computer Games Industry
(Stuff [New Zealand] - June 30, 2004)
Kerry Plans to Encourage More Women in Science/Math/Technology
(Yahoo News - June 29, 2004)
Pursuing the Libido's Dark Side
(Wired News - June 28, 2004)
Senior Citizens Learn to Tackle Technology
(The Flyer Group - June 28, 2004)
Tech Camp Gets Girls to Consider Careers in Science
(Detroit Free Press - June 28, 2004)
IT Lessons Turn Tables on Teachers
(The New Zealand Herald - June 28, 2004)
Microsoft Researcher Cynthia Dwork Proposes Anti-Spam Strategy
(Discover - June 2004)
Dot.mom
(Indianapolis Star - June 27, 2004)
Men More Obsessed with Mobiles
(The Times of India - June 26, 2004)
India, Inc's Hottest Geeks Are Women
(The Economic Times - June 25, 2004)
A Pioneer in Computer Science in Saudi Arabia: Princess Arwa Bint Fahd
(Ain-Al-Yaqeen [Saudi Arabia] - June 25, 2004)
Women More Bothered by Spam than Men
(The Arizona Republic - June 24, 2004)
Pupils to Test Single Sex Classes
(BBC News [U.K.] - June 24, 2004)
Women Blasting Through I.T. Career Barriers
(Yahoo News - June 24, 2004)
Microsoft Sponsors Women in Computing Gala
(Michigan Technology News - June 23, 2004)
Modern Khatba?
(Al-Ahram [Egypt] - June 23, 2004)
Handbag Scanner to Deter Thieves
(BBC News [U.K.] - June 22, 2004)
Internet Penetration in U.S. Flattens Out
(Minneapolis Star-Tribune - June 22, 2004)
Impacts of Face-Pic Website on Gambian Girls
(allAfrica.com - June 21, 2004)
Hi-Tech Sex Harassment on Rise
(Northern Territories News [Australia] - June 21, 2004)
Engineering is Key Field for Women to Land Jobs
(Lansing State Journal - June 20, 2004)
High-Tech Camp for Girls
(The Herald News - June 19, 2004)
Girls Use Tech to Get Ahead
(News & Record - June 18, 2004)
Women in Information Technology Discuss Diverse Career Options at DePaul University June 29
(DePaul University News Release - June 18, 2004)
Waiting Too Long to Have a Baby May Not Be Wise
(Macon Daily - June 18, 2004)
Report: Women, Minorities, Persons with Disabilities in Science, Engineering
(Newswise - June 16, 2004)
Wanted: Women Engineers
(Buffalo News - June 17, 2004)
Grace Hopper Women in Computing Conference 2004 Registration Now Open
(Business Wire - June 16, 2004)
Bridging the Gender Gap in the Information Age
(Granma Internacional [Cuba] - June 16, 2004)
Numbers of Women, Hispanics Rise at Georgia Tech
(Macon Telegraph - June 16, 2004)
Designs for Laptop Bags Begin to Carry a Feminine Touch
(Chicago Tribune - June 16, 2004)
4 in 10 Working Dads Would Take Pay Cut to Spend More Time with Family
(StockHouse USA - June 16, 2004)
Selling Girls Scouts on Science
(CIO - June 15, 2004)
Little Change in Women and Science Statistics in Europe
(Cordis [Luxembourg] - June 15, 2004)
Student Teams to Compete in TOYchallenge 2004
(AScribe - June 15, 2004)
Bringing Back the Human Touch
(Sydney Morning Herald [Australia] - June 15, 2004)
Professor and Student Among Tops in Technology at UH
(Eureka Alert - June 15, 2004)
Women's Group Drops Support for E-Voting
(Yahoo News - June 15, 2004)
Techbridge After-School Program Sparks Girls' Interest in Science
(ContraCosta Times - June 15, 2004)
Technology Camp
(Week.com - June 14, 2004)
Women in Tech Leadership
(New Straits Times e-media [Malaysia] - June 14, 2004)
More Than Blueprints are Undergoing Changes in Field of Engineering
(St. Louis Post-Dispatch - June 14, 2004)
Women Engineering Graduates Increase in Europe, But They Still Face Poor Employment Prospects
(innovations-report [Germany] - June 14, 2004)
Hi-Tech's All Geek to Girls
(Daily Record [U.K.] - June 14, 2004)
'BettyNet' Web Site Boosts Betty Castor's Senate Bid
(The Ledger - June 14, 2004)
Look Who's Blogging: More Women Than Men
(Centre Daily Times - June 14, 2004)
Face Time Can Be Crucial to Winning Contracts for Tech Consulting Firm
(St. Louis Post-Dispatch - June 14, 2004)
Computer Science Grad Paints with Different Brush
(The Register-Guard - June 12, 2004)
Games Women Play
(The Christian Science Monitor - June 11, 2004)
Female DVD Buyers Take Over the Remote
(Yahoo News - June 11, 2004)
Survey Finds Men Far Outpace Women in Landing Capital
(Pittsburgh Business Times - June 4, 2004)
MIT Researchers Create Academically Driven Computer Games That Make Learning Fun and Appeal to Women
(MIT Technology Review - June 2004)
IBM Camp Designed to Draw Girls into Tech Careers
(Denver Post - June 11, 2004)
Chabot Gets Grant To Encourage Girls to Seek High-Tech Careers
(San Jose Business Journal - June 11, 2004)
Women, Technology Changing Mining's Image
(Reuters - June 11, 2004)
Now, Playing Video Games is Doing Your Homework
(Orlando Sentinel - June 11, 2004)
Net Games Lure 'Bored Housewives'
(BBC News [U.K.] - June 10, 2004)
Women's College Leaders from Five Continents Vow to Collaborate on 'Unfinished Agenda': Educating Women in Leadership, Science and Technology
(AScribe - June 9, 2004)
Carnegie Mellon Gives McCandless Professorships to Up-and-Coming Robotics, Psychology Researchers
(AScribe - June 8, 2004)
Nina Kristensen to Open Women In Games Conference
(Digital Producer Magazine - June 8, 2004)
Hey, Little Lady...
(Baton Rouge Business Report - June 8, 2004)
Chess Clash: Computer Conquers Champion
(China Daily - June 8, 2004)
Female Website Owner 'Gives Back' with New Round of Amber Grants to Women Entrepreneurs
(Yahoo News - June 7, 2004)
Science Fiction with a Twist
(London Free Press [Canada] - June 7, 2004)
The Adult Women Who Regularly Play Online Games
(AdAge - June 7, 2004)
Media Studies for Girls
(Arab News [Saudi Arabia] - June 6, 2004)
Bright Future for All-Girls School's First Graduates
(Chicago Sun-Times - June 6, 2004)
Teenagers Reach Out Via Weblogs
(BBC News [U.K.] - June 6, 2004)
Women Turned Off by Technology's 'Geeky' Image
(Silicon.com [U.K.] - June 4, 2004)
Porn Pulls More Hits Than Searches
(Silicon.com [U.K.] - June 4. 2004)
Girl Says Internet Spat Prompted Slaying
(FindLaw - June 3, 2004)
IBM Exite Camps Take Technology on Tour
(PR Newswire - June 2, 2004)
Obituary: Angela Haygarth-Jackson: Information Science Pioneer
(Independent.co.uk [U.K.] - June 2, 2004)
Mobile Usage Shows Gender Split
(BBC News [U.K.] - June 2, 2004)
Women in Communications Offers Seminar to Take Tech Jargon Out of Web Technology
(PR Newswire - June 1, 2004)
Male Pros Beware! Here Comes the Girl Geek
(The Economic Times [India] - May 31, 2004)
Wal-Mart's Rising Star: CIO Linda Dillman
(Indianapolis Star - May 31, 2004)
GeekMan is New Must-Have Toy
(The Seattle Times - May 31, 2004)
The Wrinkled Future of Online Gaming
(Wired Magazine - June 2004)
2004 Global Summit of Women Kicks Off in Seoul
(The Chosun Ilbo [S. Korea] - May 28, 2004)
Gadget Gals
(Keloland.com - May 27, 2004)
Is IT Really a Man's World?
(TechTarget - May 26, 2004)
'Cy Girls' Offers Many Styles of Adventure
(Forbes - May 26, 2004)
Colorado University Ed School Receives $1.5 M Gift
(The Daily Camera - May 26, 2004)
Students' Internship at IBM to Open Doors
(Khaleej Times [UAE] - May 26, 2004)
Weeklong Camp Hopes to Sustain Young Women's Interest in Technology
(The Journal Times - May 25, 2004)
WSU Vancouver to Host Design and Engineering Camp for Girls
(WSU News - May 25, 2004)
Anita Borg Institute for Women Picks Chicago for Grace Hopper Celebration
(Chicago Sun-Times - May 24, 2004)
SMS Helps Women Make First Move
(The Age [Australia] - May 24, 2004)
Chairwoman Pulls Lucent Back From the Brink
(The New York Times - May 20, 2004)
A Body Scanner for the Perfect Fit
(The Times of India - May 21, 2004)
Anita Borg Institute and Google Host IT Career Event
(Business Wire - May 20, 2004)
IST Researcher Looks to "Debug" Software
(Penn State News - May 20, 2004)
Camps Aim to Make Girls a Power Point in Technology
(Chicago Sun-Times - May 19, 2004)
Calling All Computer Girls
(Victoria Times Colonist [Canada] - May 18, 2004)
Guy and Gal Gadgets
(International Herald Tribune - May 15, 2004)
Women in Technology--Still Outsiders
(MIT Technology Review - May 14, 2004)
Women Engineers Join the Field
(San Mateo County Times - May 14, 2004)
Encouraging Women into IT
(Prosperity4 [U.K.] - May 13, 2004)
Maui School Makes Sure Girls Also Excel in Math, Science
(Homolulu Advertiser - May 13, 2004)
Special Report: Women of Tech
(Business Week Online - May 12, 2004)
Women Seek More of Game Action
(Cox News Service - May 12, 2004)
Auburn U. Computer Program Lures Blacks, Women
(The Birmingham News - May 10, 2004)
Laura Bush Appears in Internet Ad
(The Guardian [U.K.] - May 11, 2004)
Local Girl Honored with National Award
(WTOP - May 11, 2004)
Grad Student Develops Programs to Illuminate Blacked-Out Words
(The New York Times - May 10, 2004)
Microsoft Offers Game Downloads to Woo Women, Older Players
(Bloomberg.com - May 10, 2004)
Smith, Mt. Holyoke to Host June Conference on Unfinished Agenda of Women's Education Worldwide
(AScribe - May 10, 2004)
Three Women Share Lessons Learned in Tech Careers
(The Seattle Times - May 9, 2004)
Yorktown Resident Forges New Path for Latinas at IBM
(White Plains Journal News - May 9, 2004)
Women Retreat in Percentage of Engineering Degrees Earned
(The Seattle Times - May 9, 2004)
She-Tech.com Designer of Laptop Cases for Women, Launches Online Pink Lady Boutique to Support Charities
(eMediaWire - May 8, 2004)
UMBC Looks to Close 'Gender Technology Gap'
(Baltimore Business Journal - May 7, 2004)
Humber College Joins Struggle to Get Women in IT
(itbusiness.ca [Canada] - May 6, 2004)
Let Down by Academia, Game Pioneer Changed Paths
(The New York Times - May 6, 2004)
Web-Building Stay-At-Home Mom Makes Cover Story in USA Today
(Yahoo News - May 6, 2004)
Naked News Women Coming to Wireless Devices
(RCR Wireless News - May 6, 2004)
ComputerMania Day to Close Tech Gender Gap; Soledad O'Brien to Host May 8 Event
(AScribe Newswire - May 5, 2004)
The Engineering of a Female Pioneer
(IT Business [Canada] - May 5, 2004)
Dell Says Company Needs More Diversity
(STLtoday - May 5, 2004)
Robot Sex
(MIT Technology Review - May 5, 2004)
Making Women's Issues Go Away
(Salon.com - April 28, 2004)
You Surf Just Like a Woman
(Salon.com - May 5, 2004)
New Women in Science Fellowship Program Honors Future Science Leaders
(PRNewswire - May 5, 2004)
'Gender Bias' in Training Scheme
(BBC News [U.K.] - May 5, 2004)
Interview with Anastasia, Beta Liaison for Wild West Sim
(warcry.com - April 23, 2004)
Girl Power Times 500
(UMBC News - May 4, 2004)
All-Girl Team Reaches Finals in Rocket Competition
(King County Journal - May 4, 2004)
Student Dedication Keeps School Web Site Running
(The Providence Journal - May 4, 2004)
Wireless Entertainment Shortchanges Women, Youth
(RCR Wireless News - May 3, 2004)
Sherri Anderson Receives Tribute to Women in Industry Award
(MSN Money - May 3, 2004)
Workplace Barriers Give Women Something to Laugh About
(AScribe - May 3, 2004)
Widening World of Women Web-Surfers
(xtramsn [New Zealand] - May 3, 2004)
Dr. Mary Jane Irwin Wins Penn State Award
(PR Newswire - May 3, 2004)
Mom Tech
(San Jose Mercury News - May 3, 2004)
There's Room at the Top
(San Jose Business Journal - April 30, 2004)
Speakers Touting Women for Computer Field
(The News-Gazette Online - April 30, 2004)
Oregon Women to Get Birth Control in Cyberspace
(USA Today - April 30, 2004)
.NET Rock Star: Julia Lerman
(DevSource - April 23, 2004)
Intel IT Manager Simulation Simulates Sexist Workplace Assumptions, Too
(BoingBoing - April 19, 2004)
Second Sight
(The Guardian Unlimited [U.K.] - April 29, 2004)
Design Principles to Broaden Participation in SET
(EurekAlert - April 29, 2004)
Hack Your Way to Hollywood
(Wired News - April 29, 2004)
Women on the Web
(The Belfast Telegraph [U.K.] - April 29, 2004)
Internet Top Media Choice for Women
(Technology Marketing - April 29, 2004)
Student Develops Innovative Software
(Oregon Daily Emerald - April 26, 2004)
Google's Chastity Belt Too Tight
(CNET News - April 23, 2004)
Woman Power Grows in Telecom Business
(The Korea Times - April 23, 2004)
Female Students Explore Technology Jobs
(South Florida Sun-Sentinel - April 23, 2004)
WorldWIT to Award Ten 'Camp WorldWIT' Scholarships to Region's Brightest
(Business Wire - April 22, 2004)
Girls in Science: Sally Ride Science Festival
(The Washington Times - April 22, 2004)
DigitalLife Teams with Cosmopolitan & CosmoGIRL! to Reach Women
(PRNewswire - April 21, 2004)
Edinburgh Academic Scoops BCS Award with Glitch Predictor Model
(Computer Weekly [U.K.] - April 20, 2004)
Smith College Prepares to Graduate Country's First All-Female Class of Engineers
(AScribe - April 20, 2004)
Women Commit to 'Casual Games,' Change Face of Online Entertainment
(The Seattle Times - April 20, 2004)
IT Chief Merry Sets Own Course for Success
(The Jakarta Post [Indonesia] - April 18, 2004)
Women Entrepreneurs Have Online Tools They Need to Start, Run, and Grown Their Busineses
(PR Newswire - April 15, 2004)
Girl Talk: Why We Cut and Burn Ourselves
(Women's eNews - April 15, 2004)
Testing Times for Women in IT
(Informatics [U.K.] - April 14, 2004)
All-Girl Team Stars in Student Robotics Competition
(SiliconValley.com - April 13, 2004)
Alliance of Technology and Women Hosts Female Executives on Nationwide Educational Tour
(PR Newswire - April 12, 2004)
'Adult' SMS: Women More Bindaas
(The Times of India - April 12, 2004)
Your Right to X-Rated Sites
(PC World - April 7, 2004)
The Importance of Women to the IT Industry
(The Business Monthly - April 2004)
Hi-Tech Makeovers for Moms on the Move
(ABC7Chicago - April 12, 2004)
All Systems Go, Girl
(The Register-Guard - April 12, 2004)
A Pearl for the Elderly
(Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - April 4, 2004)
Minority Women Perceive IT as Way to Promised Land
(Penn State Networker - Spring 2003)
Girls' Computer Camp is a Confidence-Builder
(Omaha World-Herald - April 11, 2004)
Finding Comfort in Our Joysticks
(The Globe and Mail [Canada] - April 10, 2004)
Jeddah Girls' School Launches E-Education Program
(Zawya [United Arab Emirates] - April 10, 2004)
Yahoo! Summit for Marketers to Reveal Digital Life of Women
(MSN.com - April 8, 2004)
Michelle Garvey Named Warnaco's Chief Information Officer
(iWon - April 7, 2004)
The Game of Wife
(Slate - April 7, 2004)
Tales of Indian Opportunity
(The Globalist - April 6, 2004)
Author Tells of Passion, Past of Empowering Girls
(Contra Costa Times - April 5, 2004)
IT Not a Man's World Anymore
(IT Web [South Africa] - April 5, 2004)
Novel Tells Teens' Story in Instant Messages
(The Coloradoan - April 4, 2004)
The Missing Half
(The Malta Independent - April 4, 2004)
The Wonder of Science and Math
(The Middletown Press - April 4, 2004)
SHGs Urged To Make Rural Women Computer-Literate
(News Today [India] - April 3, 2004)
This High School is Rocket Science
(Press-Telegram - April 3, 2004)
NanoZone Promotes the Scientist in Every Kid
(B. U. Bridge - April 2, 2004)
Study Shows Women Stay Wired as They Age
(PR Newswire - April 1, 2004)
National Forum to Capitalize on Women in Science, Engineering, Trades, and Technology to Build Canada's Economy
(Canada NewsWire - April 1, 2004)
Lack of Flexibility Puts Women Off IT Careers
(Computer Weekly - March 30, 2004)
Study Shows With Web, A Woman's Work Is Done More Easily
(Media Post - March 30, 2004)
Gender Ratio Among 'Wired Seniors' Now Equal
(The Register [U.K.] - March 30, 2004)
Honoring 2004 Recipients of Women in Leadership Technology Award
(PrimeZone - March 30, 2004)
Used Computers Serve New Purpose for Older Women
(Tallahassee Democrat - March 29, 2004)
Aussie Trend Not Seen in Kiwi IT Courses
(Stuff [New Zealand] - March 29, 2004)
Having Women in the Boardroom Keeps Companies on Top
(Westchester Journal News - March 29, 2004)
29 Female National Students Graduate Tanmia IT Training Program
(AME Info [United Arab Emirates] - March 29, 2004 )
US Pacific Northwest Project Motivates Girls to Pursue Hi-Tech Careers
(VOA News - March 28, 2004)
Canadian Web Sleuths Save U.S. Girl in Porn Case
(The Globe and Mail [Canada] - March 26, 2004)
The Net's Late Bloomers
(The New York Times - March 25, 2004)
Koreans Discover Brave New World of 'Blog'
(The Korea Herald - March 25, 2004)
Royal Society Athena Awards Recognise Gender & Equality Work
(PublicTechnology.net [U.K.] - March 24, 2004)
Two Bay Area CEOs Make 'Tech Women to Watch' List
(San Jose Business Journal - March 24, 2004)
PC-Hungry Girls Love Science - True
(The Register [U.K.] - March 24, 2004)
Top Female Executives Showcase Nontraditional Career Paths in Science, Engineering, and Technology
(Business Wire - March 23, 2004)
Cy Girls Ships
(Yahoo Games - March 23, 2004)
Computer Programme Evaluates Breast Cancer Risk
(Reuters UK - March 23, 2004)
Cisco and NEA Highlight Need for Women in Information Technology
(Stockwatch - March 22, 2004)
Time for Games to Reflect Larger World
(Contra Costa Times - March 21, 2004)
Why are Women Invisible in Technology?: An Interview with Deepa Kandaswamy
(AWID [Canada] - March 12, 2004)
Geeks Need a Makeover to Attract Girls
(News.com.au [Australia] - March 23, 2004)
Uni Inspires Female Students
(Australian IT - March 23, 2004)
The Battle Over Triple 'X'
(CNET News - March 22, 2004)
WomenInformed.com Receives Enthusiastic Welcome at Phoenix Women's Expo
(Market Wire - March 22, 2004)
Association for Women in Technology Honors 'Woman of the Month'
(PrimeZone Media Network - March 22, 2004)
5 of Top 10 Intel Science Competition Winners are Female
(Science Service - March 16, 2004)
Internet Use Higher Among Women than Men in US
(xtramsn - March 19, 2004)
40 Detroit Girls to Win Scholarships to Technology Camp
(Michigan Tech News - March 19, 2004)
IT Courses for Women
(News Today [India] - March 19, 2004)
Girls Explore Tech Careers
(Detroit News - March 15, 2004)
Tech Women Take Aim at Millions
(San Francisco Business Times - March 12, 2004)
2004 Women's Summit in Seoul to Focus on Technology
(The Chosun Ilbo [South Korea] - March 18, 2004)
Nabanna - Networking Rural Women and Knowledge
(noticias.info [Spain] - March 18, 2004)
Technology Could Keep Graying Population at Home
(Tacoma Tribune - March 17, 2004)
9 Women Among 13 Chevening Winners
(Arab News [Saudi Arabia] - March 17, 2004)
Gooding Girls Attend Technology Conference
(The Times-News - March 16, 2004)
Women in IT: Still Lagging Behind
(Monster.com - March 2004)
New Web Site Offers Cyber World for Women
(Yahoo News - March 16, 2004)
WIT, TAG Name 43 Finalists for Georgia Woman of Year in Technology
(LocalTechWire - March 16, 2004)
High School Students Build Future in Career Academies
(The Miami Herald - March 15, 2004)
Online Gamers: They Aren't Who You Think They Are
(AlwaysOn - March 15, 2004)
Girls Become Nancy Drew in Bellevue Company's Games
(The Seattle Times - March 13, 2004)
Video Gamers Gather at PhillyClassic Expo
(Delaware County Times - March 13, 2004)
New Hi-Tech Courses for Women
(The Hindu [India] - March 12, 2004)
Training Projects for Women in IT Urged
(Khaleej Times [UAE] - March 12, 2004)
Online Book Clubs as Lit 101 Fun
(The New York Times - March 12, 2004)
China to Select Woman Astronaut Next Year
(China Daily - March 12, 2004)
Novels Delivered to Your Phone
(Japan Information Network - March 10, 2004)
Students Urged to Make IT World Fit Them
(CanadaEast.com - March 11, 2004)
Dating Services Try to Woo More Mr. Rights
(Contra Costa Times - March 11, 2004)
A Cellphone is a Girl's Best Friend
(The New Zealand Herald - March 11, 2004)
One Computer Gamer Tries to Get a LANslide Rolling with Other Women
(The Oregonian - March 9, 2004)
Online Porn Often Leads High-Tech Way
(USA Today - March 9, 2004)
Lesser Mortals, in Science
(Financial Express [India] - March 9, 2004)
Women are key to IT Sector: Experts
(ElectricNews.net - March 8, 2004)
New Report Shows Industry How to Get More Women into Sci/Tech Jobs
(EurekAlert - March 8, 2004)
NIIT Launches 'Swift Jyoti' Program for Women
(Hindustan Times [India] - March 8, 2004)
Women in Science Not Yet a Reality
(The Hindu [India] - March 8, 2004)
Recognizing Xerox Canada's Women in the Workplace
(Canada NewsWire - March 8, 2004)
Science Tries to Woo Women
(Financial Times [U.K.] - March 8, 2004)
Wanted! Not Just a Ceiling to Break
(The Financial Times [India] - March 7, 2004)
Engineering Students Wanted for N.D. Award
(Northwest Indiana Post-Tribune - March 6, 2004)
Girls in Science, Girls in Research
(U. of Kentucky News Release - March 5, 2004)
Angola: Women Discuss Gender Equality Strategies
(allAfrica.com - March 5, 2004)
At 14, She's Working for a Ph.D. in Engineering
(The Philadelphia Inquirer - January 29, 2004)
Young Scientists Showcase Their Talents
(New Milford Spectrum - March 5, 2004)
Female 'Poddies' Sought for New Research
(The Guardian [U.K.] - March 5, 2004)
'Techno Girl' Keen to See the Great Beyond
(IOL [South Africa] - March 5, 2004)
Digital Revolution, Girls Dig Tech Toys Too
(Media Daily News - March 4, 2004)
Festival Helps Girls Reach for the Stars
(Arizona Republic - March 4, 2004)
Rejoining the Game with a Start-up
(San Jose Mercury News - March 4, 2004)
I am Woman, Hear Me Blog
(New York Daily News - March 3, 2004)
Number of IT Graduates at Canadian Universities Still Low
(Yahoo News - March 3, 2004)
Justices Hear Arguments on Internet Pornography Law
(The New York Times - March 3, 2004)
HP Big on Mentoring Women
(News.com.au [Australia] - March 2, 2004)
Ageless Internet Advice
(Syracuse Post-Standard - March 2, 2004)
Saudi Hosts IT Education Symposium at Girls' College
(ITP.net News [UAE] - March 2, 2004)
Technology To Soon Track Domestic-Violence Perpetrators
(Beaufort Gazette - March 2, 2004)
Online Content Providers Equally Divided Between Men and Women
(Local6.com - March 1, 2004)
Teenage Female Virus Writer Arrested
(The Inquirer [U.K.] - March 1, 2004)
Woman-Owner Colorado Firm Specializes in Information Technology Contracting
(The Miami Herald - March 1, 2004)
Women, Minorities Use SolidWorks and COSMOS Software at U. of Arizona
(MSN.com - March 1, 2004)
Interview: Firms Face Scramble for Skills
(Vnunet [U.K.] - February 27, 2004)
Deconstructing the Video Game
(The New York Times - February 26, 2004)
E-Com Internship Programme Launched
(Khaleej Times [U.A.E.] - February 26, 2004)
Women May Be the Future of IT
(What PC? [U.K.] - February 19, 2004)
C or C Professor Makes Project of Graphic Class Presentation
(Charleston Post and Courier - February 22, 2004)
Fashion Design, Interior Design, Jewellery Design, and Computer Science
(Gulf Daily News [Bahrain] - February 22, 2004)
Edison Conference Hopes to Encourage Girls into Math, Science Careers
(Naples Daily News - February 22, 2004)
Harness the Power of Technology to Help Rural Women:
(The Hindu [India] - February 21, 2004)
Women Tailor Sex Industry to Their Eyes
(The New York Times - February 20, 2004)
African Women Activism Online Before Existence of Public Internet
(Mathaba.Net News - February 21, 2004)
High-Tech Device Can Warn Victims When Potential Abusers are Near
(WAVY.com - February 20, 2004)
Women's Networking Group Growing Colorado Chapter
(Boulder County Busines Report - February 20, 2004)
Only 19% of Internet Browsers in Arab World are Female
(Middle East Online [U.K.] - February 19, 2004)
Blogging Boom in Iran Defies Media Control
(Tacoma News Tribune - February 19, 2004)
DePaul University Bridges 'Digital Divide' with Technology Camp for Local Girl Scouts
(DePaul University News Release - February 18, 2004)
New Book Looks at Roadblocks Impeding Women Scientists and Engineers
(Georgia Tech Research News - February 16, 2004)
Women of Color: Numbers are Low, but Hope Rests in New Strategies for Improvement
(Georgia Tech Research News - February 16, 2004)
Professional Area Network for Women in Technology Names Interim Executive Director
(Yahoo News - February 18, 2004)
Wanted: Women Recruits
(Colorado Daily - February 18, 2004)
Women Engineering Students Designing Better Cars, Sidewalks, and More
(Newswise - February 16, 2004)
Internet Denizens Setting Their Sites on Platonic Pals
(San Diego Union-Tribune - February 17, 2004)
Netegrity Appoints Sandra Bergeron to Board of Directors
(BusinessWire - February 17, 2004)
A Toast to 10 Technological Trailblazers
(Mass High Tech - February 16, 2004)
Women Outspending Men on Internet
(BBC News - February 16, 2004)
Electronics Stores Discover Women
(The Denver Post - February 16, 2004)
Belgian Virus Author Arrested
(PC Pro [U.K.] - February 16, 2004)
Bradford Engineers Gender Equality
(Engineering Talk [U.K.] - February 16, 2004)
Colleges Strive to Reduce Gendered Stereotypes
(Daily Nebraskan - February 16, 2004)
Online Teenage Gender Gap
(The New York Times - February 16, 2004)
RPI's President Wins 2004 Science Honors
(The Times Union - February 16, 2004)
Women Faculty of Color: Numbers are Low, New Strategies Offer Hope
(Eureka Alert - February 15, 2004)
Women in IT Gaining Ground on Male Colleagues
(Computerworld - February 15, 2004)
Bringing Tech to Women
(The Regional - February 11, 2004)
AOL: Female Gamers Rule
(Motley Fool - February 13, 2004)
Ellen Hancock to Join EDS Board
(CNET News - February 13, 2004)
Teachers Advised to Address Gender Imbalance
(GhanaWeb - February 13, 2004)
Net-mom in Japan
(Syracuse Post-Standard - February 12, 2004)
Battle of Sexes (and Toy Penguins) in Linux Move
(ZDNet UK - February 11, 2004)
Robot Dogs Get Social Conscience Installed
(MSNBC - February 9, 2004)
IEEE Fellow Focuses on Engineering Education
(The Institute - February 6, 2004)
New Ideas Blossom in Cyberart Exhibit
(Pittsburgh Tribune-Review - February 8, 2004)
Tech Geek Makes Court Clerk's Office User-Friendly
(Arizona Republic - February 8, 2004)
Girl's Chat Room Peril
(News.com.au [Australia] - February 8, 2004)
Computers No Better at Detecting Breast Cancer
(Yahoo News - February 4, 2004)
Berkshire Women on TechPath Offers Free Engineering Camp
(iBerkshires.com - February 4, 2004)
Janet Jackson's Flash Dance Tops Web Search
(CNET News - February 4, 2004)
Assn. for Women in Technology to Offer Career Advice at Girl Scouts' Event
(Yahoo News - February 3, 2004)
Mars Mission a Landmark for Female Astronomers
(Women's eNews - February 1, 2004)
Computer Clubs Lead Girls to Master Tech Science
(Women's eNews - January 30, 2004)
Deadline Approaching for MIT Summer Program
(Maryland Gazette - January 30, 2004)
Hasbro, Smith, Sally Ride Science Club Present 2nd Annual TOYchallenge
(BusinessWire - January 29, 2004)
Mobile Phone Debt a Big Problem for Young Australians
(Australian Broadcasting Corporation - January 28, 2004)
Women Make Headway in Info Technology
(Chicago Sun-Times - January 26, 2004)
Study: Profits Bloom with Women in Top Jobs
(Newsday - January 26, 2004)
Young Men Easy Marks for Cyber-Sirens
(The Daily Yomiuri [Japan] - January 26, 2004)
Oracle's Powerful Mystery Woman
(San Jose Mercury News - January 25, 2004)
Girls on the Game!
(Wired Sussex [U.K.] - January 2004)
Married to the Office
(The Age [Australia] - January 25, 2004)
Everybody's Talking about 'Gal Talk'
(Mainichi Daily News [Japan] - January 25, 2004)
Women Execs Off to Camp
(The Daily Camera - January 25, 2004)
Fiorina Reins in $2 Million Bonus
(CNET News - January 23, 2004)
Bidding to Bed Internet Virgin
(ThisIsLondon [U.K.] - January 22.2004)
IT Project for Pakistani Women
(Khaleej Times [United Arab Emirates] - January 21, 2004)
Web of Lies
(Ha'aretz [Israel] - January 21, 2004)
NZGIRL Flies in the Face of Big Day Outers
(Scoop [New Zealand] - January 21, 2004)
Making it Big
(Ha'aretz [Israel] - January 21, 2004)
Internet Pushes Hardcore Porn into the Mainstream
(The Star [Malaysia] - January 20, 2004)
Italy, Spain Have Big Gender Gap Online
(The Porterville Recorder - January 16, 2004)
The Social Life of Engineers
(IEEE Spectrum - January 16, 2004)
Despite Gain in Degrees, Women Lag in Tenure in 2 Main Fields
(The New York Times - January 15, 2004)
Consumer Electronics Companies Woo Women
(Yahoo News - January 15, 2004)
Vive la Différence
(The New York Times - January 15, 2004)
Video Gaming and its Discontents
(Salon - January 6, 2004)
Computer Access Unequal in Asian Nations
(San Jose Mercury News - January 12, 2004)
Women Vastly Underrepresented in Academia
(Women's Enews - January 12, 2004)
Women Take Lead in Filling Online Shopping Carts
(The Beaufort Gazette - January 12, 2004)
Women Put Off By Gadget Shopping
(BBC News [U.K.] - January 11, 2004)
Why Janie Can't Engineer: Raising Girls to Succeed
(The Washington Post - January 6, 2004)
Toy Challenge
(Science News for Kids - December 24, 2003)
Video
Game Developers, Marketers Targeting Girls (CanadaEast.com
- January 1, 2004) Women
in Charge (Accounting Technology - January 2004)
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