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China signs licensing pact with U.S., U.K.
December 15, 2006 Memorandum of understanding with four American and British trade associations aimed at enforcement of copyright.Commentary: Oracle envisions grand future in China
January 14, 2004Gates: Get U.S. schools in order
May 2, 2005 Microsoft chairman says China, others are coming on strong, and the U.S. risks losing its advantage.This week in Microsoft
May 6, 2005 Microsoft is trying to lure users of bogus copies of Windows with an enticing offer.IDC: China, India to see big gains in IT spending
March 23, 2006 Worldwide IT spending, meanwhile, expected to grow 6.3 percent in 2006, slightly less than last year, says research company.The China Internet debate's going nowhere
February 17, 2006 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says too many interested parties have a stake in maintaining the status quo.Microsoft, Google duke it out for China
July 21, 2005 China is proving to be the next great Net marketplace, and the two tech giants are prepared to fight for it, starting in American courts.Most spam still coming from the U.S.
January 25, 2006 But latest figures also mark the first time U.S. accounts for less than a quarter of all spam relayed, says security company Sophos.The collective amnesia over Shi Tao
March 30, 2007 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says Silicon Valley would do well to borrow a page from the history of the antiapartheid struggle.Maxthon: China's hip browser
June 22, 2006 The increasingly popular software is gaining converts, often as a means to bypass censors. Screenshots: Maxthon's featuresWeek in review: Pirates and pupils
May 6, 2005 Microsoft is trying to lure users of bogus copies of Windows with an enticing offer. Also: Viruses, phishes and flubs--oh my!iVast sale highlights MPEG-4 woes
February 21, 2004 The developer of next-generation multimedia products ceases U.S. operations, but finds buyers overseas.Lenovo smear is grossly unfair
April 4, 2006 Endpoint Technologies president Roger L. Kay says xenophobia is factor in accusations against Chinese-founded PC maker.Week in review: Washington wrangling
February 17, 2006 RSA Conference shares spotlight with politicians, who lashed out at tech giants for complying with Chinese censorship.Report: Antispam push helping curb U.S. junk mail
October 12, 2005 The United States is still the greatest source of spam, but tougher laws and other measures are helping stem the tide, Sophos says.Paying a price to be No. 1
October 29, 2004 Intel's plain-spoken CEO has a message for the nation: If you want to stay on top, it's time to rev up your competitive metabolism.No booze or jokes for Googlers in China
January 26, 2006 In its move to comply with Chinese laws, the search giant filters out a wide range of sites beyond those critical of Beijing.Gates hits out at H-1B limits
April 27, 2005 Bill Gates offers a scathing critique of U.S. immigration rules. Also: Tech's generation gap.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.Web giants ask for feds' help on censorship
January 31, 2007 Google, Yahoo and Microsoft say government should stand behind global Internet freedom, but not all support legislation.
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