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NewsApple letter divulges product tidbits
May 3, 2007 To satisfy environmental critics, Steve Jobs does something he doesn't do often--share product details. -
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House backs Bush on Internet stance
October 8, 2005 Federal legislators send letter of support to U.S. officials who are sparring with foreign counterparts over Internet governance. -
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UK paper's anti-Bush ploy gets hacked, sacked
October 22, 2004 The Guardian's anti-Bush letter-writing campaign to America shuts down after hackers pillage its Web page. -
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Lindows.com drops letters in European revival
February 17, 2004 The Linux seller, which Microsoft contends infringes its Windows trademark, is back in business in Benelux countries, minus a few letters from its name. -
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U.S. politicos fire at EU's Microsoft ruling
March 25, 2004 In a strongly worded letter, members of the House International Relations committee ask regulators in Brussels to reconsider their decision to levy a record fine against the U.S.-based company. -
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RIM calls for patent reform in newspaper ad
March 14, 2006 BlackBerry maker takes to papers to thank supporters after landmark settlement deal with NTP. -
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Report: FBI's snooping did not follow rules
March 9, 2007 The FBI has continually misused the Patriot Act's surveillance powers by unlawfully snooping on Americans without court orders, audit finds. -
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Congressman raises offshore ID theft concerns
February 25, 2004 American jobs aren't the only thing threatened by offshore outsourcing, says Democrat Edward Markey--personal information is also at risk. -
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Lawmakers, U.S. attorney join HP leak probe
September 11, 2006 House committee and Justice Department investigate methods company used to nab source of media leaks. Complete coverage: HP's boardroom drama -
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Laptop theft exposes Hotels.com data
June 2, 2006 Notebook taken from inside car of Ernst & Young employee reopens the issue of compromised clients and customers. -
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House letter: Windows issue 'not a concern' for EU
March 25, 2004 In a letter to the European Commission, members of Congress say that because the bundling issue was resolved by the Justice Department settlement, it "should not have been an area of concern for the E.U." -
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Microsoft-Lindows battle expands in Europe
December 8, 2003 Microsoft expands its trademark dispute with Lindows to Europe, putting pressure on the Linux seller and its PC partners to stop distributing the company's open-source operating system. -
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Attorney general mum on spy program court orders
January 18, 2007 At Senate hearing, Gonzales casts doubt on whether more details will be publicly disclosed about administration's latest surveillance plans. -
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Senators quiz FBI director on Patriot Act
May 2, 2006 They ask for clarity on the agency's use of secret requests for subscriber information from Internet service providers. -
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Lawmakers raise heat on Lenovo deal
January 26, 2005 Congressional representatives say Treasury Department needs more time to examine security implications of IBM selling off PC business. -
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SCO's McBride sounds off in Linux legal battle
December 5, 2003 Chief Executive Darl McBride invokes the Founding Fathers in his company's battle over intellectual property rights. Also: SCO postpones its quarterly earnings report. -
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Gateway buyout bid a call to others?
August 23, 2006 An unsolicited buyout bid for the company's retail operations may entice other buyers to step forward. -
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Europe plays hardball with Microsoft
March 25, 2004 special coverage Members of Congress are quick to protest the EU's $613 million fine against Microsoft. Also: An intellectual-property precedent could help the software giant in its appeal. Read up to 17 related stories -
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Tech firms call for approval of cybercrime treaty
June 29, 2005 Senate asked to ratify controversial treaty mandating Net eavesdropping, strict copyright laws. Civil liberties groups don't like it.
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