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Republicans try for four more years
September 4, 2008 We bring you all the latest news from the Republican National Convention as the party takes its bid for the presidency to Minneapolis. TAGS: Republican National Convention, Republican, CBS Broadcasting Inc., margin, convention, Declan McCullagh, coverage, font, HP, CEO
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Who Am I: Democrat or Republican? 1
Answer questions and know your political affiliation in a fun way. TAGS: Democrat, Republican
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FCC chairman earns second term
November 17, 2006 The U.S. Senate unanimously confirms Republican Kevin Martin for five more years at the agency's helm. TAGS: Republican, chairman
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FCC tips to Republican majority
May 30, 2006 U.S. Senate unanimously confirms President Bush's latest pick for the Federal Communications Commission. TAGS: Republican, president
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Bush to tap telecoms lawyer for FCC vacancy
February 3, 2006 Robert McDowell has been a vice president for Comptel, an organization that lobbies for smaller telecommunications companies. TAGS: Republican, telecommunications, lawyer, commission
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Week in review: Google's DoubleClick deletion dilemma
December 14, 2007 Fight over megamerger takes intriguing turns, while social networks open developer platforms. Also: celebrating Commodore 64's legacy. TAGS: DoubleClick Inc., Electronic Privacy Information Center, Republican, law firm, antitrust, Google Inc., Week in review, merger, chairman, acquisition, Europe, agency, U.S.
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Ron Paul: The Internet's favorite candidate
August 6, 2007 The libertarian-leaning Republican may not receive as much media coverage as better-known presidential candidates, but he enjoys a commanding lead on the Internet. TAGS: Ron Paul, candidate, Republican, Barack Obama, Iran, war, Iraq, vote, tax, popularity, U.S.
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Former Bush campaign official indicted
December 1, 2004 James Tobin, former top Bush campaign official in New England, is accused of mounting a low-tech version of denial-of-service attack. TAGS: New England, Republican, denial of service
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Missing: Politicians who take clear stand on tech
April 27, 2007 Republicans and Democrats tout their tech agendas, but remain silent on key topics like privacy, censorship and Net neutrality. TAGS: agenda, Net Neutrality, Republican, free trade, Microsoft TechNet, H-1B, Democrat, America, spyware, Adobe PDF, Google Inc.
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Could Karl Rove be right about tech?
June 8, 2007 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says recent comments by President Bush's adviser contradict the reality that governs Silicon Valley. TAGS: Republican, Democrat, advisor, Silicon Valley
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Republicans break ranks to oppose tech-backed bill
April 27, 2007 Politicians usually vote for more spending on math and science education, research. But some Republicans are questioning the logic. TAGS: math, Republican, Sen., government, bill, spokesman, America, president
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Googlers stump in N.H. for Paul
January 7, 2008 Inside the Googleplex, Ron Paul is wildly popular. Here's what happened when current and former Google engineers hit the Granite State to campaign for him.Photos: A techie touts Ron Paul TAGS: New Hampshire, Ron Paul, volunteer, Google Inc., candidate, Republican, campaign, president
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'Spy satellite' plan draws fire on Capitol Hill
September 6, 2007 Politicians question privacy implications of proposal that could eventually allow broader sharing of images with state and local police. TAGS: homeland security, Rep., satellite, Republican, imaging
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Republicans defeat Net neutrality proposal
April 5, 2006 House Republicans defeat Net neutrality proposal backed by Democrats and companies including Google and Microsoft. TAGS: Net Neutrality, amendment, Republican, Democrat, proposal, Amazon.com Inc., Rep., vote, broadband provider, telecommunications, broadband, Google Inc., Microsoft Corp., video
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Google does K Street
March 30, 2006 Campaign reform advocate David Donnelly says the company can't win the battle over Net neutrality with an insider strategy. TAGS: Net Neutrality, Republican, public relations, Google Inc., Washington, lobbyist, Democrat, business model, Rep., Texas, Internet Service Provider, finance
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Patriot Act critics propose temporary extension
December 13, 2005 As expiration date looms, Democrats and three Republicans oppose an expansion and support a brief renewal. TAGS: USA PATRIOT Act, Republican, Democrat, Patrick Leahy, John Sununu, Michigan, expansion, Sen., law, extension, conference
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Piercing a Silicon Valley stereotype
February 17, 2004 CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh finds that generalizations about latte-sipping, tofu-snacking liberals lead to a misleading reading of the political map. TAGS: Republican, Democrat, election, candidate, George W. Bush, Silicon Valley, California, Cisco Systems Inc., San Francisco, Intel, Microsoft Corp.
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Technology Voters' Guide: John McCain
January 3, 2008 Republican wants strong laws protecting children from sexual predators online. He also wants to keep Net connections tax-free.Special coverage: Election 2008 TAGS: John McCain, candidate, broadband, broadband service, law, Republican, tax
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Fight looms over Net neutrality in Senate
June 22, 2006 First day of debate on massive communications bill brings no vote on concept, but politicians stake out positions. TAGS: Net Neutrality, Republican, amendment, bill, Democrat, debate, committee, concept
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Republicans tout high-tech agenda
March 1, 2006 Politicians parade a legislative package designed to ensure that America remains a dominant tech industry player. TAGS: Republican, agenda, Democrat, press conference, Rep., incentive, Apple Computer, president, America, leader, broadband