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Microsoft unworried about European investigation
News US Software giant Microsoft does not expect the European Commission to find it in breach of European law concerning business monopolies, despite Tuesday's Justice Department ruling.
Hands-free mobiles 'increase normal radiation'
News Wires leading to mobile earpieces act as antenna, concentrating radio wave exposure
BT helps wire schools
News BT announces Monday a broadband service to join up schools, colleges, libraries and Citizens Advice Bureaux for discount prices
BT rejects criticism, embraces broadband
News Britain's incumbent telecommunications company says it is 'passionate' about next-generation Internet technology. But is it doing enough to spur the Net revolution?
Nuggets: More cool graphics stuff from Adobe
News New versions of GoLive and Illustrator are web smart
Streaming Napster style app hits the Web
News Napster imitators are coming thick and fast
UK tech stocks take a hammering
News Microsoft ruling hits key high-tech shares in UK following biggest-ever one-day Nasdaq decline
Biggest business blunder ever?
Comment Microsoft shareholders should depose Bill Gates.
Institutions team for online knowledge resource
News This autumn will see the launch of the world's largest online education and knowledge resource
Intel - venture investments to boost IA-64
News 'Please Take Our Money'Now that Intel's IA-64 platform is a mere six months away, the chip giant is scrambling to invest in companies that are willing to back the architecture.
The Day Ahead: Time, appeals on Microsoft's side
News The government ruled Microsoft was evil. Since that ruling was expected, it almost qualifies as good news for shareholders
Germany eyes Web security
News After almost two years of study, a secret committee of the German government has concluded that Internet attacks will supplant military conflicts in the coming years, according to German magazine...
Microsoft verdict roundup: What does Jackson's ruling mean?
News After nearly two years of legal wrangling, Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson throws the book at Microsoft
Analysis: The Microsoft anticlimax
News Judge's ruling sets groundwork for months, if not years of appeals.
Distributed DoS hacker sentenced in Germany
News German hacker goes down
Analysts: Judge's decision won't hurt Microsoft shares
News For all the stern words and oppressive media hype, investors now know just as much about the plight of Microsoft and its stock as they did Monday morning
FBI Most Wanted: A computer worm?
News The FBI's National Information Protection Center is searching for more information on a computer worm spreading in the US.
Microsoft broke the law - Jackson rules
News Microsoft violated antitrust laws by using anti-competitive methods to maintain its monopoly and monopolising the Web browser market, according to a ruling issued Monday afternoon by U.S. District...
A Year Ago: Linux: A baby with some way to go - analyst
News Originally published: Tue, 06 Apr 1999 16:17:34 GMT
