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April 20, 2006 A California appeals court will decide whether the computer company can gain access to data that could unmask leakers.Jailed blogger hits record as supporters rally
February 7, 2007 Journalists, politicians and others demonstrate on steps of SF City Hall as Josh Wolf becomes longest-jailed journalist for contempt.New questions for Hurd, but few answers
November 2, 2006 HP's chief executive tells a House subcomittee that he can't recall details about a 2005 meeting when spying tactics were discussed. PDF: Hurd's responseEFF appeals Apple fan site ruling
March 23, 2005 The confidentiality of journalists' sources is at issue in the trade secrets case.Apple lawsuit: Thinking different?
March 11, 2005 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says Steve Jobs is about to leave a big blot on what was an amazing legacy.Judge delays decision on Apple trade secrets case
March 4, 2005 California judge says he's likely to force Mac enthusiast sites to give up their confidential sources.Judge: Apple can pursue fan site sources
March 11, 2005 Judge rules that Apple has right to subpoena electronic records of Web sites that published items about unreleased product.Apple's subpoenas challenged in court
February 14, 2005 Lawyers for Mac news sites say their clients deserve First Amendment protection in legal tiff over who leaked product details.HP's chief executive linked to journalist probe
September 21, 2006 E-mails link Mark Hurd for the first time to the company's controversial internal investigation of leaks to the news media.A blogger's battle from behind bars
August 11, 2006 Josh Wolf, the first blogger jailed for refusing to cooperate with a federal grand jury, says he's trying to prevent the eroding of journalists' protections.Media groups, ISPs side against Apple in dispute
April 11, 2005 California appeals court urged to overturn ruling that would let the company subpoena records from Mac enthusiast site.Reporters' records accessed in HP probe
September 7, 2006 Two News.com reporters are among nine journalists whose personal phone records were accessed during HP's probe into boardroom leaks.
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