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Showing 1-13 of 13 results foundPhotos: Gates receives knighthood
March 2, 2005 Britain's Queen Elizabeth II confers honorary knighthood on Microsoft's chairman.Hot spots for illicit downloads
February 17, 2005 Broadband pirates in Britain tune in to hottest U.S. shows. Also: Hackers try end runs around Microsoft, Napster copy protection.Britain throws open rare film archive
February 22, 2007 'Digital jukebox' will offer visitors to the British Film Institute free access to more than 300 movies and TV shows.Microsoft hits the books in Britain
November 4, 2005 Amid book-scanning controversy, Microsoft teams with the British Library to digitize 25 million pages for MSN.Microsoft sets Xbox 360 pricing
August 17, 2005 Company names the console's price in U.S., Britain and Europe but shies away from offering an exact launch date.Canadians get iTunes on the cheap
December 2, 2004 Although they had to wait a bit longer, Canadians are getting songs from the virtual music store at a comparative bargain.British regulators forward iTunes complaint to EU
December 3, 2004 Complaint says Apple discriminates against U.K. consumers by charging them more than others in Europe.Blast in Britain hits IT offices
December 12, 2005 Northgate and 3Com offices are damaged by explosions from oil depot in town northwest of London. Photos: Buncefield refinery fireIn Finland shooting, fallout for YouTube?
November 7, 2007 The video-sharing site is getting worked over by some media outlets. It doesn't deserve it.Microsoft: Better software can prevent medical mishaps
September 10, 2007 Company teams with Britain's health system to come up with a common interface for reducing the thousands of hospital mix-ups that occur annually.Britain to use ID card database as national register
April 19, 2006 Public agencies will be able to use personal information submitted to database as part of compulsory ID card scheme.Open-source project treads on Google Maps turf
November 13, 2006 Volunteers with GPS devices aim to map the planet and loosen the grip of government on geographic data.
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