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ReviewsEuropa Universalis III (PC)
Reviewed on January 25, 2007 -
NewsTech-savvy governments to embrace Web 2.0
January 10, 2008 They'll increasingly use social networking and other innovations to increase citizen interaction, business transactions. -
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Feds: Google's privacy concerns unfounded
February 27, 2006 Justice Department says search giant's arguments for refusing to turn over information lack merit. -
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Microsoft: Vista won't get a backdoor
March 4, 2006 "Over my dead body" will governments get into encrypted files, says one Microsoft employee working on Windows update. -
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AT&T sued over NSA spy program
January 31, 2006 Civil liberties group files class action lawsuit claiming AT&T illegally opened its network to the National Security Agency. -
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Feds 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 pornography -
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Robot spy planes get government boost
July 18, 2006 British government will help pilotless aircraft take to the skies for police and fire surveillance. -
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China to register all mobile users
December 5, 2005 Register or lose your phone service, government says. Mandate intended to stop wirelessly distributed antigovernment sentiment? -
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Belgian government chooses OpenDocument
June 23, 2006 Plan requiring government adoption of format puts further pressure on Microsoft to embrace open standards. -
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U.K. proposal to police the Web hits hurdles
February 2, 2006 Plans to give police in Britain more power against terror Web sites are defeated by the House of Lords. -
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A FEMA-ized broadband?
November 9, 2005 Sonia Arrison of the Pacific Research Institute frets about the prospect of a government-controlled Internet. -
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HP aims to help governments check IDs
May 26, 2005 The technology taps into Microsoft .Net to authenticate ID cardholders and people who want to use e-government services. -
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FTC demands more details on Intel-STMicro deal
August 30, 2007 Government is taking a harder look at Intel's plans to create a private chip company with STMicroelectronics. -
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Microsoft aims to reach next billion PC users
April 19, 2007 New program gives near-free Windows and Office to governments that buy PCs for students to use at home. -
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Australia's porn-blocking plan unveiled
August 13, 2007 Program includes filtering software for home PCs, as well as an ISP-level plan being tested in Tasmania. -
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Sun sidesteps government purchasing problem
August 30, 2005 Tussle with General Services Administration disrupts sales to government, but parties reach compromise to resolve issue for time being. -
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Readers weigh in on Internet ownership
October 17, 2005 From Philadelphia to San Francisco, local moves toward metrowide broadband will fuel the debate over free enterprise versus government intervention. -
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Oracle settles whistleblower suit for $8 million
May 13, 2005 Federal suit alleged the database giant had submitted false payment claims for computer training to government agencies. -
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ReviewsNikopol: Secrets of the Immortals (PC)
Reviewed on October 29, 2008
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