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Showing 1-14 of 14 results foundCalifornia wins tax spat with Borders.com
June 15, 2005 Borders Online should have collected sales taxes for Internet orders sent to California, an appeals court rules.iTunes outsells traditional music stores
November 21, 2005 Apple's download business now among top 10 music retailers, research company says, beating out both Tower and Borders.Borders to sell Sony digital reading device
April 3, 2006 Book chain will sell Sony's new e-book viewer, designed to let people read large books on a small gadget. Photo: Sony's digital readerHandbook offers tips for cyberdissidents
September 22, 2005 New 87-page booklet from Reporters Without Borders gives bloggers advice on dodging state censors.Group says Yahoo helped jail Chinese journalist
September 7, 2005 Reporters Without Borders charges the Internet giant with providing information that helped put a local writer in jail.Bloggers rally for jailed Iranians
February 23, 2005 Cyber-journals asked to devote Tuesday to two Iranians said to have been jailed for reporting on free-speech issues.Google to censor China Web searches
January 25, 2006 Search giant agrees to censorship laws, reasoning that people getting limited access to content is better than none.Congress looks askance at firms that bow to China
January 13, 2006 U.S. politicians vow to punish companies such as Microsoft, Yahoo, believed to cooperate with China censorship.Looking the other way
September 16, 2005 Cuddling up to Beijing inevitably will raise hard questions about the costs of operating in other countries, says News.com's Charles Cooper.A cyber blind spot on human rights
December 1, 2005 If the Internet industry fails to reform itself, it may be time for Congress to step in, says Julien Pain of Reporters Without Borders.Burning Man vets bring Wi-Fi to Katrina region
March 1, 2006 Attendees used to making-do at the desert art festival are using new mobile hot-spot technology to get Internet access while they help. Photos: Helping out in MississippiPolitical bloggers jailed, detained
November 4, 2005 It's been a bad week for bloggers in Libya, Egypt and China, where authorities are cracking down on online critics.Clashes precede Net governance showdown
November 14, 2005 Days before a global Internet summit begins in Tunisia, watchdog groups report rocky encounters with authorities.Burning Man backs solar-power project for Nevada towns
December 18, 2007 Nonprofit partners with renewable-energy venture and a Nevada power company to install solar arrays in public buildings.
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