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March 1, 2005 If the former WorldCom CEO had a theme song, it might go like this: Don't know much about technology.Report: Talks progress between Verizon, MCI
February 11, 2005 Just last week, Qwest was the noted suitor. But Verizon has elbowed the other Bell out of the way--at least for now, a report says.Qwest continues its fight for MCI
February 18, 2005 Qwest CEO sends letter to MCI's board requesting more information about Verizon's bid so that his company can prepare counteroffer.MCI: The end of a telecom icon
February 15, 2005 Verizon's $6.7 billion acquisition of MCI closes an era in the telecommunications industry.MCI chief's severance deal nears $40 million
September 2, 2005 Should he leave Verizon post-merger, Michael Capellas stands to get a package far sweeter than the one he got when he departed HP.Foes of site-blocking law win a round
September 10, 2003 A legal challenge to a controversial Pennsylvania law that forces network providers to block possibly illegal Web sites wins an unexpected early victory.Hacker penetrates N.Y. Times' network
February 27, 2002 A hacker enters the newspaper's internal network and sifts through employee records and contact information of contributors, from Jimmy Carter to hip-hip artist Queen Latifah.As scandal dies down, MCI fights for a comeback
March 5, 2004 With two years of scandal and bankruptcy proceedings coming to a close, the company--legally known as WorldCom--is launching new services in an effort to rebuild.'Homeless hacker' surrenders
September 9, 2003 Facing two federal criminal charges of electronic breaking and entering, Adrian Lamo turns himself in at the U.S. courthouse in Sacramento, Calif.
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