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Showing 1-14 of 14 results foundEU probes U.S. online gambling crackdown
March 10, 2008 Commission looking into complaints from foreign companies that believe they are being singled out by the U.S. Justice Department.U.S. handed deadline to clarify Net gambling rules
August 22, 2005 WTO says the government has until next April to align its regulations with global rules designed to promote free trade.WTO slams U.S. Net-gambling ban
April 7, 2005 Efforts by the United States to outlaw gambling on offshore Web sites aren't quite legal, according to the World Trade Organization.Senators urge international copyright crackdown
May 25, 2005 Russia and China are top offenders, two senators say. And they want the Bush administration to ratchet up the pressure.China, U.S. resolve chip tax issues
July 8, 2004 Will China honor its WTO obligations? Its decision to ax a disputed value added tax for chips suggests it might.Russia agrees to shut down Allofmp3.com
November 29, 2006 But the music download site that U.S. says is guilty of piracy continues to operate.Divide between U.S. tech firms, China--a great wall?
March 19, 2004 China has been adopting rules that to Western tech firms seem designed to help Chinese companies and force multinationals to expand operations in the East. The repercussions of the growing quarrel ...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.Free trade for services--now
December 20, 2005 IBM's Christopher Caine says that by erecting protectionist measures, global trade ministers only hurt their economies.Silicon Valley's China syndrome
February 4, 2005 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says the tech industry is fed up with software piracy in China but still doesn't have a solution.China: Local software for local people
November 14, 2005 Part of a special feature on open source and developing nations, a look at what the Chinese government is doing on alternative software.Intel, others to stop shipping Wi-Fi to China
March 10, 2004 The companies say they haven't found a satisfactory way to incorporate an imposed encryption standard into their Wi-Fi chips, as trade tensions between the United States and China heat up.Chip group seeks China, U.S. reforms
October 28, 2003 China's government is playing too active a role in the country's semiconductor industry, but the United States isn't doing enough for its own, a chip trade group says.Offshoring and the 2004 elections
January 12, 2004 With a presidential race heating up, CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh says IT offshoring may become a major campaign issue.
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