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October 8, 2007 A Thursday verdict requiring a Minnesota woman to pay $220,000 to the RIAA gets mixed reactions from public and politicos.Doubts arise over fate of breathalyzer source code
August 10, 2007 Attorney for a man accused of drunk driving predicts device maker won't turn over code, which could lead to charges being dropped.Commentary: Round one to Vonage; round two to the states?
October 31, 2003Police Blotter: Defendant wins breathalyzer source code
August 9, 2007 Man charged with drunk driving says his attorney needs access to the source code to fight the charges; state supreme court agrees.Aging infrastructure at heart of Minnesota disaster
August 2, 2007 The fatal collapse of a bridge isn't an isolated incident. Over time, the infrastructure of America just plain wears out.VoIP regulation still a no-go, judge says
January 21, 2004 A Minnesota magistrate stands firm on his October ruling that broadband phone services should remain unregulated in the state. But that may not be the end of the story.Police Blotter: E911 rules aid police in tracking cell phones
February 8, 2008 Court order lets Homeland Security obtain precise location data from T-Mobile about customer's movements in real time.Police Blotter: Imprisoned sex offenders demand PCs
May 16, 2007 Sex offenders committed to Minnesota facility say confiscation of their PCs in security crackdown violates their constitutional rights.Minnesota court takes dim view of encryption
May 24, 2005 Using PGP to encrypt files can be viewed as evidence of criminal intent, an appeals court rules.Minnesota backs down on VoIP rules--for now
December 1, 2004 Utility regulators suspend attempt to impose their old fashioned telephone rules on Internet phone service Vonage.Microsoft settles Minnesota antitrust case
April 19, 2004 update The software maker reaches a preliminary settlement to quell allegations that it overcharged for its software--yet another example of an antitrust or patent lawsuit laid to rest.Judge gives details on landmark VoIP ruling
October 16, 2003 A federal judge releases an explanation of his recent ruling that Internet phone companies should not be held to the same regulations as traditional telephone services.States battle FCC Internet phone ruling
January 5, 2005 Minnesota and California to appeal federal regulatory ruling that bars them from taxing Net phone service providers.Feds claim control over VoIP, leave tax issue open
November 16, 2004 FCC seizes control of Internet telephony from states but leaves details like fees and 911 compliance for the future.OpenDocument up for adoption in Texas, Minnesota
February 7, 2007 States may follow Massachusetts in making the rival to Microsoft Word format the standard for all documents, spreadsheets and presentations.Qwest to offer Internet phone service
November 4, 2003 The company plans to sell a Net-based phone service in Minnesota, where a judge recently ruled that existing state phone regulations don't apply to the lower-cost form of dialing.Qwest to launch VoIP in December
November 19, 2003 The Baby Bell plans a December debut for an Internet telephone service in Minnesota, chief executive Richard Notebaert tells financial analysts.Minnesota: Phone rules apply to VoIP
August 21, 2003 The state is the first to say regulations governing traditional phone companies also cover Internet call providers, in a decision ordering Vonage to comply with state rules.States struggling to deal with digital documents
April 25, 2006 Minnesota has followed Massachusetts with a bill to adopt open formats, but most states have yet to tackle digital archives.Teen gets 18 months in prison for worm
January 28, 2005 Jeffrey Lee Parson, 19, must also participate in 10 months of community service for unleashing a variant of the MSBlast worm.
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