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When data fragmentation starts to affect your data storage, it can be hard for computers to figure out what's going on. Read this white paper to learn how you can improve system efficiency and...
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Social networks cannot be forced to filter content, EU court says
Rejoice, Europeans. Social networks cannot be forced into installing filtering systems to prevent the "unlawful use" of copyrighted works. Your privacy is safe for another day.
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European Court of Justice rejects 'SOPA-like' online piracy filter
The highest court in Europe has ruled that widespread SOPA-like filtering of peer-to-peer is unlawful, and breaches an existing directive.
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Bid to stop Large Hadron Collider fails but EU, US suits move forward
The Large Hadron Collider -- designed to replicate conditions in the universe immediately after the Big Bang and due to be switched on in 10 days -- is being challenged by a last-minute lawsuit...
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Green light for hacker's extradition
The British hacker who broke into thousands of Pentagon and U.S. government computers may soon be extradited to the U.S. Britain's top court, the British House of Lords, refused to block the...
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US wants more EU flight data
DHS seeks to expand time and amount of information Europeans provide US about fliers.
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Wikileaks' Assange loses UK Supreme Court extradition appeal
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange can be extradited from the U.K. to face charges in Sweden, the U.K. Supreme Court has ruled.
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Sweet irony: EU imposes cookie law, ignores own rules
You would think an executive body of 27 member states that dictates part of their respective laws would adhere to its own? Think again.
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BI for the little guy: Xambrosius courts small business
Michigan startup GPS Software says its new business intelligence tool suite will enchant small businesses.
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EU court poised for Microsoft antitrust fine ruling
Microsoft will hear in a month's time whether the European Commission fined the company excessively for failing to comply with an earlier antitrust fine.
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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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Court directs Google to take down blog against cult leader
The Delhi Court has found blogger Jitender Bagga's blogs against Art of Living leader Sri Sri Ravi Shankar to be defamatory and has asked Google to take them down.
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Optimism for European Hardcopy Peripherals Market
The outlook remains optimistic for growth, but margins for suppliers remain constrained...
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Indian court postpones Facebook, Google censorship hearing
Facebook and Google now have to wait till May 23 and August 7 for their court cases in India regarding the censorship of objectionable material. In the last few months, all we've seen are delays.
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Court slaps down the use of IP addresses in file-sharing cases
U.S. District Court Magistrate Judge Gary R. Brown hits back at media companies using Internet Protocol addresses to identify users for lawsuits.
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E.U. court rules programming languages not copyrightable
The European Court of Justice rules that programming languages are not copyrightable in a case that closely parallels Oracle v. Google.
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10 million face 'Pirate Bay' block after UK court rules
A court in the UK has issued a ruling that the file-sharing site, Pirate Bay, is illegal and must be blocked by UK broadband providers.
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Box overhauls API, adds partners, courts developers
Box's first major API overhaul since 2008 is more "RESTful," requires less integration and improves the user interface.
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Netflix's European dilemma: Stick it out, expand, or go home?
Netflix takes another profit bullet for the UK and Ireland, as its international expansion does better than expected, but still lost money. Should it stay or should it go?
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China launches rare earth industry group as the West complains about export quotas
China sits on 36 percent of the known rare earth reserves in the world and accounts for over 90 percent of the total trading volume.
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European carriers: Nokia's Lumia smartphone "would be much easier to sell" if it ran Android
Carrier executive says "no one comes into the store and asks for a Windows smartphone."
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