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Dec 19 2007
Microsoft, Google and Yahoo have agreed to pay a total of US$31.5 million to resolve claims that they promoted illegal gambling, the U.S. Department of Justice announced Wednesday.Microsoft will pay ...
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Dec 19 2007
Microsoft, Google and Yahoo have agreed to pay a total of US$31.5 million to resolve claims that they promoted illegal gambling, the U.S. Department of Justice announced Wednesday.Microsoft will pay ...
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Dec 18 2007
The Dutch telecommunications regulator OPTA has fined the two companies behind the DollarRevenue adware program €1 million (US$1.45 million). The company ran a professional adware and spyware ...
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Dec 18 2007
No one is calling 2007 a banner year for the technology industry in the U.S. Congress.Congress passed a handful of bills on many tech vendor and trade group wish lists, but in several cases, they ...
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Dec 17 2007
The fat lady may not yet be singing in the long and painful saga of SCO v. The World, but you can hear her warming up. And don't she sound sweet?Those of you following the case know that SCO got ...
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Dec 14 2007
By Robert X. Cringely, IDG News ServiceSo, just to be clear. We're all thieves here, right?That's the implication of documents filed by the RIAA earlier this week in Atlantic v. Howell, yet another ...
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Dec 13 2007
By Johna Till Johnson, IDG News ServiceRadiohead recently rocked the music industry by making its latest album downloadable for free, or more accurately, for "whatever fans wanted to pay." The band ...
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Dec 13 2007
By Grant Gross, IDG News ServiceA handful of lawmakers, law professors and consumer groups have raised objections to a new U.S. copyright bill that could significantly increase the fines for ...
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Dec 13 2007
By Rafael Ruffolo, IDG News ServiceIndustry Canada's impending copyright reform bill, which was rumored to be tabled this week, won't appear until at least next year. The bill, entitled "An Act to ...
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Dec 12 2007
By GamePro staff, IDG News ServiceKohnke Communications, which specializes in video game PR, has filed suit against developer Perpetual Entertainment for breech of contract. The plaintiff claims that ...
