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SCO evidence falls flat in Sydney
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SCO evidence falls flat in Sydney
by Fleur Doidge

Businesses should move forward with their adoption of open source, despite fears that they may be targeted by SCO for breach of copyright, industry representatives said at a recent Unix conference.

Sep 4, 2003
'Digital prohibition' inhibits YouTube culture
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'Digital prohibition' inhibits YouTube culture
by Tom Sanders

Legal obstacles holding back user generated content, warnsLawrence Lessig.

Aug 16, 2006
Magic Computers settles Microsoft copyright suit
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Magic Computers settles Microsoft copyright suit
by Fleur Doidge

Microsoft has won $720,000 damages in a copyright infringement case against Brisbane reseller Magic Computers.

Jul 19, 2005
SCO sues first Linux customer
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SCO sues first Linux customer
by Paula Rooney

Mar 4, 2004
Myspace fires up pirated music filter
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Myspace fires up pirated music filter
by Shaun Nichols

Networking site will license "audio fingerprinting," media database software.

Oct 31, 2006
Microsoft wins piracy case
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Microsoft wins piracy case
by Fleur Doidge

Mar 4, 2003
Porn filters could cause 22% drop in speed
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Porn filters could cause 22% drop in speed
by Nathan Taylor

Oct 23, 2008
The new generation Gnutella
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The new generation Gnutella
by Staff Writers

Gnutella was first introduced by Nullsoft in March 2000. If the name Nullsoft rings a bell, it may well be because it is also the creator of Winamp, the most popular software MP3 player on the Interne

Jan 1, 1900
RIAA files another 531 lawsuits
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RIAA files another 531 lawsuits
by Vivienne Fisher

Feb 20, 2004
News
"The Story Maker" book-making machine arrives
by Adam Turner

The Espresso Book Machine has made its worldwide book chain debut, and can print cheap paperbacks on demand in seven to 14 minutes while you wait.

Sep 18, 2008
Linksys pips Apple to iPhone
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Linksys pips Apple to iPhone
by Shaun Nichols

Home networking company rolls out VoIP devices bearing the unofficial name ofApple's much-anticipated mobile phone.

Dec 19, 2006
Week in security: certifications, updates
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Week in security: certifications, updates
by Marcia Savage

Aug 11, 2003
SCO eases anxiety for Linux customers
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SCO eases anxiety for Linux customers
by Larry Greenemeier

Jun 24, 2003
IBM CEO says industry is poised for turnaround
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IBM CEO says industry is poised for turnaround
by Craig Zarley

May 15, 2003
Ballmer holds emergency talks with EU
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Ballmer holds emergency talks with EU
by Paul Thurrott

Mar 18, 2004
Microsoft unveils RFID project
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Microsoft unveils RFID project
by Antone Gonsalves

Jan 27, 2004
Hacker pleads guilty to Times intrusion
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Hacker pleads guilty to Times intrusion
by David M. Ewalt

Jan 9, 2004
Microsoft faces antitrust charges
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Microsoft faces antitrust charges
by Paul Thurrott

Aug 7, 2003
Sun simplifies Java tools
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Sun simplifies Java tools
by Elizabeth Montalbano

May 22, 2003
Symantec CTO warns of growing security gap
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Symantec CTO warns of growing security gap
by Michael Vizard

May 16, 2003
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Q&A: Richard Stallman, founder of the GNU Project and the Free Software Foundation
by Rosalie Marshall  |   Nov 17, 2008
In an exclusive interview, Stallman discusses his views on free versus proprietary and open source software, social networking sites and privacy issues.
"The Story Maker" book-making machine arrives
by Adam Turner  |   Sep 18, 2008
The Espresso Book Machine has made its worldwide book chain debut, and can print cheap paperbacks on demand in seven to 14 minutes while you wait.
Napster opens the world's largest MP3 store
by Egan Orion  |   May 21, 2008
There's a huge library, an unlimited download option, and yes, it's true, the tracks are DRM free. On paper, at least, it looks mighty fine in comparison to iTunes.

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