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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundWeek in review: Vista, virtualization, vendettas
September 14, 2007 Microsoft promises Vista changes in response to Google complaints. Also: Virtualization gets real, and iPhone reaches a milestone.Authors Guild sues Google over library project
September 20, 2005 Group calls the search king's scanning and digitizing of library books "massive" copyright infringement.Ask a question online, get an answer...sometimes
February 22, 2006 So-called answer Web sites provide a plethora of opinion and entertainment. The facts can be harder to come by.Amnesty International targets China cooperation
July 20, 2006 Google, Microsoft and Yahoo accused of hypocrisy for touting the free flow of information and then cooperating with China.Start-up retrofits search for IM
May 30, 2006 Kozoru hopes to make a name for itself with highly selective search responses in instant messaging.Net porn ban faces another legal setback
March 22, 2007 Federal judge says 1998 law targeting Web sites deemed "harmful to minors" goes too far and violates the free speech rights of American adults.Gates' services memo draws Salesforce.com response
November 10, 2005 Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff tells employees Microsoft is a "dinosaur" and his company is poised to "demonstrate the next level."Yahoo goes punk with a Zen twist
October 17, 2006 newsmaker Product strategist Bradley Horowitz is on a mission: Help Yahoo "break its own rules for its own good."Verbatim: Search firms surveyed on privacy
February 3, 2006 CNET News.com asks AOL, Google, Microsoft and Yahoo what info they could provide in response to a court order. Read their responses.Overture cleans up its drug ad policy
November 18, 2003 Overture Services stops selling search-related advertising to unlicensed online pharmacies, in response to concern about illegal drug sales over the Internet.
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