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The world’s largest independent music group charges MP3.com with willful copyright infringement in U.S. District Court, from The Standard.

Linux PR: eLink Business introduces the Linxera family of ecommerce router/servers with integrated Linux-based software designed to provide a simple, inexpensive “out-of-the-box” solution for ecommerce and ebusiness needs.

CNet News is reporting, The Federal Communications Commission will launch an inquiry Thursday into mandating access to cable systems for Internet services.

The Mercury News notes, other states are watching closely to see what California does as they, too, try to navigate this difficult issue.

SuSE has announced that a version of its distribution for SPARC processors is now available for download, available at Linux Weekly News.

Three months after agreeing to sell off substantial assets in order to win federal approval of its purchase of cable television giant MediaOne Group, AT&T Corp T.N is lobbying for legislation that could relieve it of the burden to sell, the Washington Post reported Tuesday.

This article from the Boston Globe states that Lotus Development Corp. plans to offer its popular Notes and Domino software for rent.

Linux Today reports, Akopia today announced the launch of a Web site where developers of Interchange around the world can exchange information and ideas.

The Associated Press is reporting, Benjamin Breuninger, 21, was taken into custody yesterday by federal agents at his Minnesota home on charges of unauthorized access of a protected computer and of recklessly causing damage.

According to The Register, the European Commission remains unsatisfied with attempts by AOL and Time Warner to make their proposed merger more palatable, an industry source has claimed.