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Showing 1-8 of 8 results foundNews sites fight to keep spying hearing open
May 17, 2006 CNET Networks and others say a hearing about AT&T's alleged cooperation in a spying program should remain public.Court rules in Oracle's favor on access to evidence
March 20, 2004 The software maker wins a small battle in the PeopleSoft case, with a pretrial ruling that preserves the rights of its attorneys to review sensitive information submitted by competitors.Judge to help feds against Google
March 14, 2006 A federal judge says he would grant federal prosecutors at least some of their records requests. The buzz: Should Google be forced to hand over data? Photo: Google at courtFeds take porn fight to Google
January 19, 2006 Bush administration subpoenas records of all searches over one week as it defends disputed antiporn law. Document: Google subpoenaed over pornographyJudge in Oracle case won't seal business secrets
April 16, 2004 "This is not a national security case," Judge Vaughn Walker replies to concerns about proprietary business information that may be submitted as evidence to the court by Oracle, competitors and clie...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.Students fight e-vote firm's DMCA claims
November 18, 2003 A federal judge hears arguments in a lawsuit brought by student activists seeking to disseminate internal documents from Diebold Election Systems.Judge holds off disclosure in credit card heist
September 23, 2005 Ruling means Visa and MasterCard don't have to notify customers affected by a high-profile data breach--at least for now.
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