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Windows RT may breach Microsoft-EU 'browser ballot' deal
The European Commission is keeping its eye on Microsoft, after a U.S. Senate subcommittee said it would investigate potential antitrust matters relating to Windows on ARM browsers.
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Best Document Management Services Provider?
The New York Law Journal rankings are not a scientific survey of the marketplace but rather a popular vote. This year, over 2,000 readers cast votes. The voting was conducted via online ballot and...
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PandaLabs wants Windows antivirus software ballot ... but it already exists!
PandaLabs wants Microsoft to offer a Windows antivirus software ballot to customers along the lines of the browser ballot currently being offered in Europe.
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Microsoft changes algorithm behind its browser ballot
Microsoft has tweaked the algorithm generating the browser choice screen that it is pushing out to European Union users as a result of the European Commission's findings in an antitrust case there.
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March 1: Microsoft downloads and shutdowns
On March 1, Microsoft begins pushing out its browser-ballot choice screen in the European Union. The company also begins its bi-hourly shutdowns of the Windows 7 Release Candidate to get those...
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The Hoffman files: counting votes in NY23
For IT people what's the lesson from the NY District 23 electoral fiasco? When you buy a hammer, you find yourself compelled to use nails as fasteners - and if a couple of nails don't the do the...
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Browser rivals to register official complaints about Microsoft's ballot screen proposal
The deadline for official comment on Microsoft's latest rendition of the browser-ballot -- the screen the company has proposed to download to PC users in order to appease antitrust regulators...
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How would you fix the browser ballot for European Windows users?
It seems that Mozilla isn't happy with the ballot screen that Microsoft proposed to the European Commission (EC) as a way to ensure more browser choice on Windows PCs.
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Microsoft scraps Windows 7 E
The plan calls for Microsoft to ship Windows 7 with Internet Explorer, but present a 'ballot screen' in which users in Europe can decide whether they want Internet Explorer or another browser.
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IBM Australia faces strike action
A section of under 100 employees who work in the "Flightdeck" at Baulkam Hills, Australia want a collective agreement granting them better pay and work conditions.
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Is IT abuse a threat to democracy?
You can dismiss the FBI's identity database effort as a short term threat to democracy first because they're on the side of the angels and second because they're committed to doing the wrong...
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The Democratic Party's dangerous experiment
Computer scientists David Dill and Barbara Simons caution that the risks of Internet voting may outweigh any perceived benefits.
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Ohio orders counties to offer paper ballot option
Playing things right down to the wire, Ohio election officials have ordered counties that use touch-screen voting machines -- there are 55 of them -- to provide paper ballots for voters who...
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CO official wants return to paper ballots
Colorado's secretary of state now says the state should junk electronic voting machines and go back to good ol' paper ballots, The Rocky Mountain News reports. "I have more confidence in having...
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Colorado decertifies voting machines
Coming quick on the heels of a scathing voting machine report from the Ohio Secretary of State (see Larry Dignan for details), the machines have been decertified for use in parts of Colorado....
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A looming election nightmare?
After the recount debacle of 2000, Congress passed the Help America Vote Act (HAVA). As a result, most states went out and replaced their punch card ballots with electronic voting machines....
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CA squabble with ES&S will delay SF election results
Election night in San Francisco will be an anticlimactic affair, as Secretary of State Debra Bowen has implemented strict controls over Election Systems and Software, the company that makes the...
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Scottish election suffers from e-voting woes
The US isn't the only country with e-voting problems. In Scotland, elections last week were seriously marred by spoiled paper ballots, which led to technical problems with electronic counting...
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Reluctantly, ID gives up punch card voting
Elections officials much prefer the old system but optical scan technology can't be stopped.
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CA counties and cities push for all-mail elections
County clerks increasingly think all-mail elections will be more reliable and more widely participated in. But Legislature is moving cautiously.
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