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Showing 1-9 of 9 results foundYahoo's free-speech appeal gets hearing
March 24, 2005 Company goes before appeals court Thursday in case to see whether foreign court can censor speech that originated in U.S.Yahoo to take ownership of overseas portals
November 7, 2005 Company plans to pay $500 million to increase stake in its U.K., Germany, France, Korea portal sites.Former Yahoo chief cleared in Nazi case
April 7, 2005 Paris appeals court says Timothy Koogle didn't justify crimes against humanity by allowing sale of Nazi collectibles on Yahoo auction site.France puts on business-friendly face
May 25, 2005 Government officials and tech executives concede the country has image problems, but they are trumpeting reforms.New turn in Yahoo tussle over Nazi items
August 23, 2004 Case involving the Internet and French law continues, as U.S. court reverses First Amendment ruling.Court dismisses Yahoo's free-speech lawsuit
January 13, 2006 Appeals court ducks question of whether a French court can require a U.S. company to censor a U.S.-based Web site.iPod forever? Not in its current form
July 14, 2006 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says demand for interoperability will force gadget vendors to bring down tech barriers.MSN takes on Google AdWords
September 26, 2005 The Microsoft unit launches AdCenter in France, and plans to test out the paid-search ad system in the U.S. next month.MSN makes play for more searchers overseas
February 18, 2004 The software giant's Internet portal unveils news search in several additional foreign languages, advancing its search strategy internationally to compete with Google.
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