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Showing 1-20 of 20 results foundU.S. easing off on European e-passports
June 9, 2005 The United States is set to shelve a demand that European visitors to the country carry biometric passports, according to a report.Europe plays hardball with Microsoft
March 25, 2004 special coverage Members of Congress are quick to protest the EU's $613 million fine against Microsoft. Also: An intellectual-property precedent could help the software giant in its appeal. Read u...European Mac fans call Mac Mini pricing unfair
January 18, 2005 European shoppers are petitioning Apple to bring EU pricing better in line with that of the United States.Data privacy standards, American style
October 11, 2005 NetIQ's Kimber Spradlin says that when it comes to data privacy, the EU is way ahead of Uncle Sam. That may be about to change.EU wants biometric passports delayed
April 1, 2005 Only six European countries are in a position to meet an October deadline set by the U.S. for the introduction of biometric passports. Photos: Biometric systems stand guardAnti-skid braking technology gets EU backing
May 10, 2007 System helps avoid skids on slippery roads, and could be required equipment in Europe and U.S. by 2012.EU data guru: Privacy advocates not a problem
September 20, 2006 He says effective antiterror measures can't exist without data protection controls.This week in gadgets
January 22, 2005 European shoppers are petitioning Apple to bring EU pricing for the Mac Mini more in line with that of the United States.Feds side with Microsoft in Korea flap
December 7, 2005 Justice Department protests strict new antitrust sanctions that South Korean regulators slapped on the software giant.Can biometrics move beyond borders?
October 25, 2005 Interoperability, privacy and data sharing must be solved before the technology is implemented globally, industry experts say.A call for Net neutrality debate in U.K.
September 17, 2007 Web's global nature makes it essential for U.K. and Europe to discuss Net neutrality, says British Computer Society president.U.S. to create 'risk assessments' of air passengers
December 5, 2006 Department of Homeland Security implements data-mining system for passengers traveling to the U.S.SAP chief tells European tech companies to wake up
March 10, 2005 Kagermann calls on Germans, others to break its technological dependency on America through greater investment, innovation.Microsoft: Patent overhaul needed now
March 11, 2005 Proposed changes include cutting back on litigation--a potential boon for the company, which spends $100 million a year on IP lawsuits.Microsoft lands first licensee in EU protocol program
March 8, 2007 In keeping with European antitrust ruling, Microsoft sells license to Quest Software. License fees still an issue for EU.EU ruling deals setback to Microsoft
September 17, 2007 In upholding Europe's landmark antitrust decision, a high-level court foresees a "significant drop" in market share. But what of Vista?Gosling questions Sun-Microsoft pact
February 3, 2005 The father of Java tells developers that in some ways, the technical agreement with Microsoft is meaning less and less. Video: "We're not a .Net company," Sun's Gosling saysGoogle-DoubleClick: Tough sell in EU
November 21, 2007 The search giant will have a tricky time getting what it wants as trustbusters on the other side of the Atlantic dig into the planned $3.1 billion merger.Nokia: Science skills gap is Europe-wide
March 12, 2007 The lack of young people taking up scientific careers can be found in Germany, England or any leading EU country, Nokia exec says.Why IP owners should worry
November 23, 2005 CompTIA's Melanie Wyne says a belief that confiscatory government policy must be used to even the score is gaining currency.
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