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France to try euro-per-day PC plan

July 13, 2006 Program to include "good quality" PC, Net connection, training, support to help low-income families to catch up. TAGS: France, training, PC

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

Ethanol car wins fuel efficiency challenge

May 22, 2006 Car runs 6,786 miles per gallon, beating out hydrogen-powered vehicles at the Shell Eco-marathon in Europe. Racing at 6,786 miles per gallon TAGS: hydrogen, vehicle, France, student, car

Study: Internet big in Japan, China

March 30, 2006 Global Net adoption appears to have slowed, with Japan boasting largest percentage of users and China the heaviest usage. TAGS: Japan, adoption, survey, France, China, South Korea, study, Germany, wireless Internet, U.K., mobile phone

France puts on business-friendly face

May 25, 2005 Government officials and tech executives concede the country has image problems, but they are trumpeting reforms. TAGS: France, income tax, layoff, income, government, Yahoo! Inc., U.S.

France puts a damper on flaw hunting

March 9, 2005 After court fines expert, researchers who reverse-engineer software to discover flaws can no longer legally publish their findings. TAGS: France, euro, researcher, fine, court, flaw, vulnerability, security

Photos: Mobile phones convene in Cannes

February 15, 2005 The wireless industry heads to France's Cote d'Azur to talk about 3G technology and show off new handsets. TAGS: 3G, mobile phone, France, handset, photograph, TV

France's diluted iTunes plan becomes law

August 4, 2006 But Socialist Party still hopes to revise it, likely forcing copyright-protecting tech to be freely interoperable. TAGS: France, law, Apple iTunes, open source, Apple Computer

What is it about the French?

May 27, 2005 They invented the word "entrepreneurial," notes CNET News.com's Charles Cooper, so why has the hexagon failed to create its own Silicon Valley? TAGS: France, Chrysler, Bay Area, Silicon Valley, stock option, women, history, U.S., Compaq Computer Corp.

France backs down on iTunes DRM stance

May 2, 2006 Proposed legislation to require Apple, others to license their copyright protection technology is watered down. TAGS: France, legislation, digital-rights management, Apple Computer, technology company, Apple iTunes, law, U.S.

James Kim: 1971-2006

December 7, 2006 The CNET editor was a devoted husband, father and friend, whose resourcefulness helped keep his wife and daughters alive. TAGS: Oregon, wife, family, France

Google loses trademark case in France

February 4, 2005 French court charges search giant with trademark counterfeiting and misleading advertising in case brought by Louis Vuitton. TAGS: GEICO, trademark, Google Inc., Google AdWords, court, search result, France

Paris mayor defends France's wariness of U.S. tech

April 20, 2006 During summit with San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom, Bertrand Delanoe speaks up about Apple, Google. TAGS: Paris, France, digital media, San Francisco, Apple Computer, U.S., Wi-Fi, Google Inc.

Vonage includes Europe in unlimited calling plan

May 2, 2006 Internet telephony provider makes calling some European countries from the U.S. even cheaper. TAGS: Vonage Holdings Corp., Skype, Verizon Communications, IP telephony, call, U.K., rate, Italy, France, small business, U.S., Europe, China, PC

Google loses trademark dispute in France

January 20, 2005 French court orders search giant to stop using the trademarks of a European resort chain to trigger keyword ads. TAGS: GEICO, euro, trademark, court, France, Google Inc., fine, Europe, brand

T-Mobile Germany stops selling unlocked iPhones

December 4, 2007 A German court has overturned an injunction that had forced T-Mobile to sell unlocked iPhones in that country. TAGS: Vodafone Group Plc., T-Mobile, injunction, spokesperson, handset, Apple iPhone, court, France, Apple Computer

Apple calls French law 'state-sponsored piracy'

March 22, 2006 Company attacks proposal that would force it to make iTunes songs playable on devices competing with the iPod. TAGS: piracy, France, Apple Computer, Apple iTunes, law, Apple iPod, song

Ups and downs for iTunes in Europe

August 4, 2006 France enacts its controversial, and now watered-down, law as regulators in Scandinavia scrutinize the music service. TAGS: Scandinavia, Apple iTunes, France, law, digital-rights management, Apple Computer

Leopard roars, iPhone rings

October 17, 2007 Apple sets a launch date for the next version of Mac OS X. Plus: iPhone in France, and a price change on iTunes. TAGS: OS X Leopard, Apple iPhone, Orange PCS, France, Apple Computer, Apple Mac OS, Apple Macintosh, owner, Apple Mac OS X, Apple iTunes, operating system

Learning from the French iTunes legislation

July 12, 2006 Sun Labs Engineering Director Tom Jacobs says there's a way to avoid working under government directive. TAGS: bureaucracy, interoperability, digital-rights management, legislation, online music company, France, online music, Apple iTunes, Apple Computer, Sun Microsystems Inc., rule, Apple iPod
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