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Technology Briefing
New product Zingo designed to reduce needle pain in kids ... HP closer to approval for purchase of EDS ... Dell pays former CFO $300,000 over investigations ...
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Estates man sent to prison for 40 years in child porn case
A Golden Gate Estates man was sentenced to 40 years in prison Monday for possessing 194 photos of prepubescent children performing sex acts on adults that were discovered when he took his computer to a local shop for repairs.
Naples Daily News |
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Judge grants access to e-mail
Three City Council members will have their computer files copied, but they can sort through any recovered documents with their attorneys before handing over public e-mail to protect their privacy, a judge said Monday.
The Sarasota Herald-Tribune |
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French court orders eBay to pay damages
- A French court on Monday ordered the online auction giant eBay to pay 38.6 million euros, or $61 million, in damages to the French luxury goods company LVMH, in the latest round in a long-running legal battle over the sale of counterfeit goods on the Internet.
The Sarasota Herald-Tribune |
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Microsoft's Gates: Bye, see you next week
BusinessWeek talks to Bill Gates as his "final" day at Microsoft approaches.
ZDNet Asia |
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EBay told to pay $61 million over fake fashion goods
PARIS -- A French court ordered eBay Inc. to pay more than $61 million to a high-end fashion company Monday because counterfeit goods were sold on the auction site.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer |
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We know you love your PC... 1 Jul 2008, 0000 hrs IST,TNN
Most of us are glued to the computer screens throughout the day. Be it checking for emails, chatting with friends or the everyday office work. But the fact remains that the human body is not designed to face a PC non-stop for long hours. Our body demands variety.
The Times of India |
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Recent Original Stories
Microsoft will release updates to the beta of Windows Vista every month until the gold master release to corporate customers in November, the software giant's Australian Windows chief revealed today.
OS News |
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LegalTech West Coast: The Wrap-Up
Looking back at LegalTech West Coast 2008, Law.com Legal Technology editor Sean Doherty sorts through a long list of e-discovery fixes; explains this year's catchphrase: "act locally, act globally"; and test-drives Clio, practice management software that holds promise for solos.
Law.com |
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EBay Told to Pay $61 Million to Fashion Company Over Sales of Fake Goods
A French court has ordered eBay to pay more than $61 million to a high-end fashion company because counterfeit goods were sold on the auction site. LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA had complained it was hurt by the sale of knockoff items on eBay. An adviser to the company said the decision was an answer to the question of whether the Internet is a "free-for-all for the most hateful, parasitic ...
Law.com |
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Software sting for Aussies
AUSTRALIANS are being charged up to five times more to download the same games and software as US customers in the US.
Herald Sun |
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National fears its emails are being hacked
1 July 2008 National is asking authorities to determine whether its emails are being hacked into. It follows claims by author Nicky Hager that Australian consultants Crosby Textor are providing services to John Key.
NZCity |
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Nokia lands Warner for Comes With Music
Nokia tonight signed on Warner Music Group to its Comes With Music unlimited subscription service, joining founding partner Universal and recent entrant Sony BMG in offering its back catalog. The deal lets users buy phones with a Comes With Music premium attached and download an unlimited amount of Warner's music (or of any other label) for a year...
MacNN |
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Key fears for National's security
National fears its parliamentary computer system has been breached again. National leader John Key said today he had raised the issue with Parliamentary Services after investigative author Nicky Hager reported at the weekend that Mr Key had hired Australian political strategy company Crosby/Textor.
The New Zealand Herald |
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Thieves’ loot tops $17,000
MOULTRIE — The weekend was a profitable one for thieves as they were reported to strike eight Colquitt County residents and a business. Items that were reported stolen included cash, jewelry, computers, guns, a bicycle and a futon.
The Moultrie Observer |
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Was supermodel Ruslana unlucky in love?
More heartfelt internet messages posted by stunning model Ruslana Korshunova in the weeks before she leapt to her death from her New York apartment have surfaced.
Stuff |
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Farmside Broadband Connects with NZ Farm History
New Zealand's premier rural satellite broadband provider, Farmside, has announced a silver sponsorship of the New Zealand Young Farmers national organisation.
Scoop.co.nz |
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Faronics releases enhanced version of security software
The latest release features numerous enhancements and feature additions, such as full white list content management and configuration, centralized white list deployment, multiple white list support with import and export options, and customizable white list enforcement based on user levels.
Computer Business Review |
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Blunt Focuses on Cyber Predators, Crime Lab
There's a new law in Missouri to protect against internet harassment. Governor Matt Blunt signed Senate Bill 818 Monday, which is a result of recommendations by his internet task force in the wake of the MySpace suicide case.
KOLR - KSFX Ozarks |
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Microsoft and Houghton Mifflin releases next-generation Learning Village
This teaching and learning portal is a single sign-on solution where educators, students and parents can access and organize their schools' instructional content and learning resources quickly and efficiently.
Computer Business Review |
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Laptops, CPUs, printers, LCD monitors worth RM36,000 recovered
BEAUFORT : Police have recovered some RM36 ,000 worth of laptops, CPUs, printers and LCD monitors that was reportedly stolen from SK Lumat, and arrested three males aged between 17-19.
The New Sabah Times |
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Stanford International Bank goes live with Temenos T24 technology
The success of this implementation has lead to Temenos establishing a strategic alliance as the banking software partner with the bank’s parent company, Stanford Financial Group.
Computer Business Review |
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Chip Ganassi Racing selects Microsoft high-performance computing solution
Chip Ganassi Racing uses computer simulation software to help its NASCAR team determine optimal starting configurations for its cars before each race.
Computer Business Review |
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'Creative Capitalism' Takes on Philanthropy
At the World Economic Forum in January, a co-founder of Microsoft, Bill Gates, outlined "creative capitalism," a new business practice that aligns profit making with social justice. Now authors Michael Kinsley and Conor Clarke are inviting some of the world's leading economic lights to debate the viability of philanthropic business at "Creative Capitalism: A Conversation." The Web log posts and ...
The New York Sun |
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