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Showing 1-19 of 19 results foundAt U.N. Internet summit, calls for change
November 2, 2006 Delegates at Athens summit tackle the dominance of English, censorship vs. free speech, and other issues.Troubled waters for ocean 'dead zones'
November 1, 2006 newsmaker Robert Diaz, a leading marine scientist working with the U.N., explains the increasing phenomenon of lifeless habitats.U.N. delegates: English isn't good enough
November 1, 2006 Participants at Athens summit demand more internationalization, saying English language enjoys an unfair Net monopoly.U.N. blasts Cisco, others on China cooperation
October 31, 2006 At summit, delegates target tech companies abiding by Chinese censorship policies, call for global free-speech regulations. China: We don't censor the Internet. ReallyU.S. reaches Net detente with U.N.
November 16, 2005 United States won't give up Net management, but deal from United Nations summit in Tunisia creates new forum for more talks. Photo: Summit in TunisiaU.S.: No Net governance changes expected
January 16, 2007 Bush administration applauds United Nations official who says U.N. won't try to seize more control of the way the Net is run.U.N. summit revives concerns about Net control
October 27, 2006 Diplomats head to Athens for a summit that will resume a long-simmering debate about the United States' role on the Internet.China: We don't censor the Internet. Really
October 31, 2006 Chinese government official draws incredulous stares at U.N. summit when denying that the Great Firewall of China exists.U.N. proposes changes to Net's operation
October 30, 2006 Official takes aim at "self-serving justifications" for permitting the U.S. to preserve its unique influence and authority online.China signs licensing pact with U.S., U.K.
December 15, 2006 Memorandum of understanding with four American and British trade associations aimed at enforcement of copyright.U.N. debate swirls around domain name power
November 2, 2006 Attendees at U.N. summit discuss how U.S. authority to yank country codes could be lessened.For Intel, the business side of doing good
October 22, 2007 Chairman Craig Barrett talks about WiMax, laptops for kids and how good works can help a tech company's bottom line.Cuba: We're forced to 'finance' the Internet
November 2, 2006 Debate erupts at United Nations summit over Cuba's Net connection, including why it's expensive and whether it's censored.Spending Google's money on conscientious causes
November 29, 2007 Dr. Larry Brilliant heads the company's efforts to fight global warming and poverty, and aid public health.Exterminating the nuisance of spam
November 15, 2006 Suresh Ramasubramanian oversees the development of junk e-mail countermeasures for tens of millions of Internet users.Copyright treaty draws tech industry criticism
September 6, 2006 Unlikely coalition takes aim at a controversial United Nations treaty that would expand copyright law on the Internet.Week in review: Seismic shifts
November 3, 2006 Between the Microsoft-Novell deal, and a call for a less U.S.-centric Internet, major change appears on the tech world's horizon.Water wizards of the desert
August 10, 2006 One of Israel's most promising industries centers on the preservation of a crucial natural resource: water.Week in review: Sony's sour note
November 18, 2005 Sony BMG finds itself singing the blues this week, after copy protection on many of its CDs struck a sour note on fans' PCs. Sponsored matches for "U.N."
