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K.C. Jones has always been interested in science and technology, particularly robotics and space. An even greater love of writing led to a career with daily newspapers and a wire service. Jones' insatiable curiosity about the world, and the people in it, has led to a wide range of beats like: crime, homeland security, immigration, the environment, and politics, including the Clinton impeachment. Jones joined UBM three years ago and covers Internet policy, Web portals, and e-commerce for InformationWeek in New York City. She enjoys rock climbing and other outdoor sports and travel. She speaks French, Spanish, and some German.
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MySpace Cuts 30% Of Workforce
InformationWeek, June 16, 2009 The social networking site's parent company, News Corp., saw a 47% dip in its operating income in the third quarter of its current fiscal year. NASA Eyes Wednesday Shuttle Launch InformationWeek, June 15, 2009 The space agency canceled Saturday liftoff after discovering a gas leak. Space Shuttle Set For Saturday Launch InformationWeek, June 12, 2009 Endeavour is poised for a mission to the ISS to deliver components to Japan's space lab. Proposed NASA Cuts Draw Fire InformationWeek, June 08, 2009 Florida legislators say a plan to reduce the space agency's operating budget could hurt the economy and innovation. Think Tank Pushes Broadband Enterprise Zones InformationWeek, June 08, 2009 Institute For Policy Innovation says private-sector forces are best to ensure nationwide coverage. Mixed Bag For IT Jobs InformationWeek, June 08, 2009 Report sees growth in some tech-related professions, losses in others. Gen Y Not Into Twitter InformationWeek, June 04, 2009 Millennials are more likely to use social networking sites to communicate. Hi5 Strikes Deal with Televisa Interactive InformationWeek, June 04, 2009 Spanish-language media company and social networking site team up for exclusive video agreement. Fiorina Donates $500,000 To Islamic Women's Groups InformationWeek, June 04, 2009 Former HP CEO seeks to empower women in countries with large Muslim populations. Biden Touts Recovery Act In New York InformationWeek, June 03, 2009 Veep says stimulus plan is creating and saving jobs in the Empire State and beyond. Time Spent On Facebook Increases 700% InformationWeek, June 03, 2009 Social networking site is outpacing rivals in battle for traffic. China Knocked For Censoring Tiananmen Square Info InformationWeek, June 03, 2009 The People's Republic is blocking Web searches related to the historic protest, group charges. FDA Strives For Transparency InformationWeek, June 03, 2009 Food and Drug Administration is asking for public input in effort to open up. Time Warner Under Fire For New Terms Of Service InformationWeek, June 02, 2009 Critics charge that policy changes are a threat to network neutrality. Utility Leaders Want Larger States Role In Broadband Stimulus Funds InformationWeek, June 02, 2009 NARUC suggests states could help speed up the process to review the thousands of applications that are expected to pour in. NASA Aims To Improve Orbital Re-Entry InformationWeek, June 02, 2009 The space agency launches a series of experiments as part of its quest for safer, more efficient space flight. York U Wins Mars Rover Challenge InformationWeek, June 01, 2009 The Canadian university is tops in a contest to design next-generation vehicle. Minorities, Women Underrepresented In IT InformationWeek, June 01, 2009 Lack of diversity hurts Silicon Valley's competitiveness, study says. Boston-Power Pursues Stimulus Funds For Battery Plant InformationWeek, June 01, 2009 Manufacturer of notebook cells is seeking more than $100 million for Massachusetts facility. ISS Expedition 20 Crew Complete After Arrival Of Soyuz InformationWeek, May 29, 2009 For the first time, all five international partner agencies are represented in orbit, NASA said. Time Warner To Spin Off AOL InformationWeek, May 28, 2009 Struggling ISP hopes independence will provide a new lease on life. Obama Should Scrap Cybersecurity Czar, Analyst Says InformationWeek, May 28, 2009 Gartner expert says president's plan to protect nation's computing infrastructure won't work. Computer Group Objects To EC Browser Regulations InformationWeek, May 28, 2009 CompTIA says Europe's sanctions against Microsoft could damage the whole industry. Soyuz Astronauts Heading Toward Space Station InformationWeek, May 27, 2009 The entire Expedition 20 crew represents five agencies -- the first time a space station crew has represented all five international space agency partners at once. DTV Transition Test Inundates FCC With Calls InformationWeek, May 27, 2009 The FCC's soft test of the digital television conversion was a wake-up call for consumers who aren't prepared for the June 12 transition. Mars Rover Is Christened 'Curiosity' InformationWeek, May 27, 2009 A 12-year-old student wins a contest to name NASA's Red Planet exploration vehicle. Obama, White House To Oversee Cybersecurity Leadership InformationWeek, May 26, 2009 The national security staff will include new positions for addressing cybersecurity, information sharing on terrorism, border security, and preparedness and response. Obama Taps Bolden To Lead NASA InformationWeek, May 26, 2009 Gen. Charles Bolden served for more than 34 years in the Marine Corps before becoming senior VP at TechTrans International through 2005. Facebook Gets $200 Million From Russian Investors InformationWeek, May 26, 2009 DST offer values social networking site at about $10 billion. GPS Could Fail Next Year, Warns GAO InformationWeek, May 20, 2009 The U.S. Air Force may not be able to acquire new satellites in time to prevent disruption in GPS service for military and civilian users. NASA: Atlantis Preps For Trip Home InformationWeek, May 20, 2009 The shuttle crew completes all of the mission's objectives, adding new instruments, making repairs, and replacing battery modules and a fine guidance sensor on the Hubble Space Telescope. Laptops In Bed? Workaholics Surf Before Snoozing InformationWeek, May 19, 2009 More than half of those surveyed who browse the Web in their pajamas do so for as much as six hours a week, Credant Technologies finds. IP Enforcement Bill Draws Praise From U.S. Businesses InformationWeek, May 19, 2009 Legislation would give the State Department additional resources and training for intellectual property enforcement efforts in foreign countries. Managed Services Model Helps Companies Weather Recession InformationWeek, May 19, 2009 CompTIA reports that managed services providers are holding profits longer and recovering sooner than traditional product and support sales companies. Craigslist CEO Demands Apology From S.C. Attorney General InformationWeek, May 18, 2009 The reaction comes after criticism of the online classified ad site, including accusations that the site has engaged in criminal acts. Social Networks Get Advertising Guidelines InformationWeek, May 18, 2009 The Interactive Advertising Bureau's latest best practices provide a library of examples of how to execute such ads for various marketing messages. Atlantis Astronauts Completing Hubble Repairs InformationWeek, May 18, 2009 The crew planned to install one of the panels Sunday, but they were unable to complete the task in time. Schools' Cybersecurity Needs Improvement InformationWeek, May 18, 2009 While more than half of surveyed schools reported a breach last year, 75% say their security infrastructure is adequate. Atlantis Crew Enjoying Views, Tweets On Hubble Mission InformationWeek, May 15, 2009 NASA astronaut Mike Massimino's first "tweet" from orbit read, "Launch was awesome!" Facebook Missing Out On Profits InformationWeek, May 15, 2009 Analyst says the social networking site may need to change its business model to remain viable. NASA: Kepler Scans Skies For Stars, Earth-Like Planets InformationWeek, May 13, 2009 The spacecraft will spend more than three years with its sights on more than 100,000 stars as it seeks planets that orbit sun-like stars in regions where conditions could support life. Craigslist To Shutter 'Internet Brothel' InformationWeek, May 13, 2009 Online classified service will no longer accept erotic services ads under pressure from state AGs. Atlantis Links With Hubble For Repairs InformationWeek, May 13, 2009 Space shuttle crew begins maintenance operation on giant telescope. Apple Rejects Jesus Application InformationWeek, May 12, 2009 The maker of "Me So Holy" complains on his Web site that Apple has completely misunderstood his application. NASA: Atlantis Crew Inspecting Shuttle For Damage InformationWeek, May 12, 2009 Crew members also are checking tools they'll use during the Hubble Space Telescope repair mission, as well as the Extravehicular Mobility Units they'll use during five spacewalks. Yahoo May Be Liable For Posting Sex Photos, Court Says InformationWeek, May 11, 2009 The online portal could be guilty of breach of contract for failing to remove unauthorized images. Gartner: Custom Development A Waste For Most Sites InformationWeek, May 11, 2009 Research firm says e-commerce operators are better off using boxed software and devoting savings to SEO and other marketing efforts. Shuttle Atlantis Readies For Hubble Mission InformationWeek, May 11, 2009 Seven NASA astronauts are set to begin their two-day journey to the space telescope. SIIA Accuses Sellers Of Clip Art Piracy InformationWeek, May 07, 2009 The trade association says it's also pursuing those who pirate other works such as computer graphics. Mass. Criminal Database Deemed Public Safety Risk InformationWeek, May 07, 2009 The 25-year-old system cannot reconcile arrests with court dispositions or use fingerprints to verify criminal history, state auditor Joe DeNucci finds. |
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