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China firm stops shipping disputed gear
News China's biggest telephone equipment maker said it's no longer shipping U.S. customers the routers and switches that Cisco Systems alleges violate its patents and copyrights.
US feds bulk up to fight cybercrime
News On a day that the White House's Web site came under attack, US Attorney General John Ashcroft announces a new initiative that includes added personnel to fight hackers and pirates.
US to cybercriminals: You're going down
News US attorney general John Ashcroft said federal officials would crack down on an increasing wave of cybercrime by beefing up 10 specialized units so they can better concentrate on catching hackers and pirates.
Simon & Schuster offers Net-only Stephen King novel
News Stepping up its online distribution efforts, publisher Simon & Schuster has tapped e-merchandiser SoftLock to sell Stephen King's latest novel exclusively over the Internet.
Liquid Audio adds Microsoft format list
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Microsoft inks music technology, distribution deals
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Movie trade group tries to block DVD cracking tool
News In a major test of a new copyright law, the Motion Picture Association of America is hunting down and eliminating from the Net a program that cracks the security on DVDs.
Coalition sues to bar distribution of DVD cracking tool
News A coalition of motion picture and high-tech heavyweights Tuesday sued 71 individuals and Web sites for circulating a program online that lets people crack the security on the discs to make unauthorized copies of movies.
AOL, Liquid Audio offer music download software
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AOL, Liquid Audio offer music download software
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Filtering firm employs copyright law against Webmasters
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Net firms dodge online TV ban
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Microsoft adds to Windows Media deals with Intertainer stake
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Microsoft tunes media player for handhelds
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First Amendment lawyers take on DVD cracking case
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