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Showing 1-17 of 17 results foundCourt nixes RIAA subpoenas
January 5, 2005 Appeals court in Missouri says RIAA must file suits before obtaining names of alleged copyright infringers from ISPs.Missouri files spam suit under new law
October 10, 2003 As efforts increase to crush spammers with legislation, Missouri's attorney general puts the state's new antispam law to the test with lawsuits against two alleged violators.Time Warner, Comcast complete cable shuffle
May 3, 2004 The two companies close a deal to restructure their joint ownership of cable systems in Kansas City, Mo., and Texas.Intuit to change tax software commercials
January 18, 2006 Company agrees to the change after H&R Block claims the ads are "inaccurate."CompactFlash card takes licking, keeps ticking
August 25, 2004 Bridge demolition destroys digital camera, but CompactFlash card hangs on to bridge's final moments.What ails Dell?
May 25, 2006 How did Dell lose its mojo as everyone's favorite PC maker? CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos has a few ideas.Baby Bells win another battle
March 24, 2004 The Supreme Court rules that states have the right to pass laws prohibiting cities and local governments from selling telecom services.Stop reading this headline and get back to work
July 11, 2005 Study says Web surfing is the most popular form of loafing at work. Still, that's not necessarily a bad thing (so go ahead and read the story).Time Warner Cable begins cell phone trials
March 31, 2005 Cable provider takes first step into wireless market with an offering in Missouri.Number switching hits rural delays
May 14, 2004 Small landline phone service providers are winning small victories that are adding up to regulatory headaches.Theater piracy law snags first victim
September 27, 2005 A 19-year-old Missouri man pleads guilty to recording "Bewitched" in a movie theater and distributing the file on the Internet.High court turns deaf ear to Aimster
January 13, 2004 The U.S. Supreme Court says it won't hear an appeal of a lower jurisdiction's order that pulled the plug on Aimster, a file-swapping service similar to Napster in design.Police blotter: Dot-com magnate loses fraud appeal
February 24, 2006 Court requires Bidbay.com founder to pay $987,000 for defrauding investors in scheme with three convicted criminals.Prime time for Missouri computing team
December 26, 2005 A university team has found the largest known prime number, the newest accomplishment from a cooperative computing project.Illinois seeks to restrict violent games
February 28, 2005 Proposed bill makes Illinois latest state to tackle growing concern over increasingly graphic games.Perps beware: 'Jacking Macs' could prove hazardous
April 11, 2006 Software developer outfits MacBook Pros with car alarms to avert coffee shop thefts. Video: A solution for laptop theft?Police blotter: Sysadmin loses e-intrusion case
January 13, 2006 Appeals court upholds sentence of former system administrator who deleted his colleague's account after losing his job.
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