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Lenovo to offer recycling rebates in Canada

June 20, 2005 PC maker adds its name to growing roster of companies that participate in computer recycling programs. TAGS: Lenovo, Canada, IBM Corp., electronics, monitor, PC

Yahoo bangs gavel down on auction sites

May 8, 2007 Yahoo Auctions in the U.S. and Canada will shut down on June 16, but the Asia sites will remain up and running. TAGS: auction site, Yahoo! Inc., Canada, eBay Inc., U.S.

Skype offers free calling to phones in U.S., Canada

May 15, 2006 Customers can make free calls to regular and mobile phones until the end of 2006, as the company tries to boost usage. TAGS: SkypeOut, Skype, Canada, call, mobile phone, U.S., America Online Inc., SMS, eBay Inc., IM

Apple delivers iTunes Canada

December 2, 2004 Company will charge 99 Canadian cents per song in hopes its online music store will take off in the Great White North. TAGS: online music company, online music, Apple Computer, Canada, Apple iTunes, song, U.S.

Cisco faces iPhone trademark challenge in Canada

January 26, 2007 As Cisco battles Apple for the iPhone trademark, telecommunications company alleges Cisco is stepping on its use of the brand. TAGS: Cisco Systems Inc., trademark, Apple iPhone, Canada, VoIP, telecommunications company, Apple Computer, telecommunications, brand, U.S.

Amazon Web services fan out

January 21, 2005 Developers can now design applications for all six Amazon-branded sites worldwide, including those for Canada and France. TAGS: Web service, Amazon.com Inc., France, developer, Canada

T.J. Maxx hack exposes consumer data

January 18, 2007 Intruders accessed systems used to process, store customer transaction data, putting unspecified number of shoppers at risk of identity fraud. TAGS: credit card company, breach, Visa International, identity fraud, merchant, intrusion, credit card, retailer, point-of-sale, Massachusetts, bank, Canada, payment, U.S., security

XM, Sirius head for the Great White North

June 17, 2005 Both satellite radio firms have been given permission by regulators to deliver commercial-free content in Canada. TAGS: Sirius, XM Satellite Radio, Sirius Satellite Radio Inc., satellite radio, Canada, satellite, radio

Rampant piracy lands China on 'watch list'

May 2, 2005 The Bush administration claims China isn't living up to its commitment to a copyright crackdown. TAGS: China, piracy, Bush Administration, DMCA, Canada, law, copyright law

Judge tosses Canada's 'iPod tax'

December 17, 2004 Regulatory fees imposed on MP3 players aren't supported by law, a court rules. TAGS: file-swapping, fee, MP3 player, Judge, decision, Canada, MP3, law, retailer, tax, Apple Computer, Apple iPod, CD

AOL Canada to spread VoIP

December 14, 2004 Company to start offering Net phone service in greater Toronto, then throughout Canada in coming months. TAGS: AOL TotalTalk, VoIP, America Online Inc., Internet phone, Toronto, High-speed Internet, Canada, Time Warner Inc., U.S.

Teaching kids to drive the Net

April 4, 2006 Start-up companies and educational groups are trying to give youths the tools to make good decisions online. TAGS: margin, children, age, social networking, Canada, blog

How Hewlett-Packard can be saved

April 6, 2005 CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos gives incoming HP CEO Mark Hurd a few words of advice...like ditch the Gulfstreams. TAGS: Mark Hurd, Canada, consulting, HP, Dell, CEO, PC

U.S. blogger thwarts Canadian gag order

April 6, 2005 Minnesota man is thumbing his nose at a Canadian gag order. His blog posts could endanger the ruling Liberal Party. TAGS: testimony, proceeding, blogger, Canada, Usenet, blog, Toronto, U.S., lawyer, trial

Casino yanks Konami video slot machines

February 27, 2007 Gambling operator in Canada shuts down 87 Konami video slot machines due to concerns they may contain subliminal messages. TAGS: Konami Corp., Ontario, Canada

Playboy aims to sex up U.S. mobile phones

December 3, 2004 Hugh Hefner's enterprise inks deal to sell racy images and ring tones next year in the United States and Canada. Photo: The next sexy phone? TAGS: subscriber, mobile phone, Canada, agreement, U.S.

In Canada: Cache a page, go to jail?

July 19, 2005 Not exactly, but some are concerned that a bill before Parliament could make caching illegal and hinder access to information. TAGS: reproduction, bill, holder, Canada, search engine, Amazon.com Inc., attorney, law, section, U.S., Google Inc.

iTunes not ready to sing 'O Canada'

December 1, 2004 Apple misses its November deadline for launching a Canadian version of the online music store. TAGS: online music company, online music, deadline, Apple Computer, Apple iTunes, store, Canada

New RFID travel cards could pose privacy threat

April 19, 2006 A forthcoming federal travel ID may be implanted with an RFID chip that can be read up to 30 feet away. TAGS: RFID, homeland security, traveler, Mexico, Canada, agency, card, U.S., person, document, conference

Neteller blames job cuts on U.S. gambling crackdown

February 18, 2007 U.S. law forbidding online payments to gambling sites forces Neteller to trim about 250 jobs in Canada and the U.K. TAGS: online payment, U.S., law, payment, Canada
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