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U.K. may make last-minute U-turn on OOXML
March 27, 2008 Microsoft's Office Open XML may win last-minute favor from a key British standards body, but Microsoft would need more votes to change before OOXML becomes a standard.OOXML ratification faces delay after objection
May 27, 2008 South Africa's standards body has formally protested the decision approving the OOXML specification.Year in review: The politics of privacy
December 31, 2007 Debate centered on how and when to limit federal wiretaps, and the role of tech companies. Meanwhile, the Real ID Act ran into some real opposition.A judicial blessing for vote-swapping sites
September 5, 2007 Internet attorney Eric J. Sinrod explains why a court victory could turn Web sites into a deciding factor in close presidential elections.The Democratic Party's dangerous experiment
February 5, 2008 Computer scientists David Dill and Barbara Simons caution that the risks of Internet voting may outweigh any perceived benefits.VeriSign tapped to secure Internet voting
September 29, 2003 The company signs a deal with Accenture to provide key components of a system designed to let Americans abroad cast absentee votes over the Net.FAQ: How far does the new wiretap law go?
August 6, 2007 Protect America Act signed Sunday temporarily makes it easier for the feds to eavesdrop on calls and e-mail. But what are the privacy impacts?House OKs revamp of patent system
September 7, 2007 Congress takes major step toward changes long sought by big tech companies. But there's no guarantee that proposal will become law.Immigration overhaul bill dies in Senate
June 8, 2007 Sweeping proposal backed by Bush administration would have rewritten green card laws and created massive government database to verify all U.S. employees.AT&T-BellSouth merger vote delayed for third time
November 3, 2006 FCC has once again postponed the vote because Democrats and Republicans cannot agree on conditions of the telecoms merger.Microsoft unveils board rejection plan
September 23, 2005 In a nod to investors, initiative gives shareholders a greater voice in removing directors.Pro-piracy politician proffers his worldview
August 13, 2007 Swedish parliamentary hopeful and copyright critic sails into the U.S. to raise funds and awareness.National ID plan may have killed immigration bill
June 28, 2007 Privacy advocates say flap over Real ID Act requirements was the last straw for a bill to overhaul immigration laws.PeopleSoft shareholders support CEO
March 25, 2004 Investors stand firmly behind the software company's board of directors, despite its resistance to a hostile takeover bid by rival Oracle.E-voting predicament: Not-so-secret ballots
August 20, 2007 Open-records laws in Ohio mean anyone can follow the machines' paper trail to see who voted for which candidates.Image: Ohio's e-voting problemsOracle takeover: It's a wrap
January 7, 2005 Oracle receives more than 97 percent of PeopleSoft shares in its tender offer, allowing the acquisition to be completed.Pentagon scraps Net voting plan
February 6, 2004 The U.S. Department of Defense backs off plans for a large-scale test of a voting system designed to let Americans who are overseas cast ballots in the coming election over the Internet.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.Senate takes step away from Real ID
June 28, 2007 Opponents of controversial law win vote in the Senate on Wednesday to restrict uses of the forthcoming digital ID cards, signaling the political winds may have shifted.Net neutrality: Meet the winner
June 12, 2006 Verizon's chief Washington lobbyist, Thomas Tauke, has the political muscle to turn his company's wishes into law.
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