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Electronic Frontier Foundation asks court to eject DVD case
Author: JT Smith
San Jose - The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) today asked a California Superior Court judge to dismiss a case involving a...
IBM to pay cities for ads
Author: JT Smith
CNN: "IBM Corp. will pay the city of San Francisco $100,000 for an ad campaign in which sidewalks were spray-painted and also...
Sony: Microsoft’s top target
Author: JT Smith
- by Jack Bryar -
Despite a commercial Linux landscape that is as devastated as any IT
market in recent memory, there's at...
LinuxCertified announces Linux network services boot camp
Author: JT Smith
Rajesh Goyal writes "LinuxCertified announces the Network Services Bootcamp. (Read more to read the announcement).
- All students get a free Linux...
Turbolinux 7 to power IBM NetVista thin clients
Author: JT Smith
Anonymous Reader writes: "IBM's new suite of products will leverage Turbolinux's Linux operating system, while simplifying the management of thin clients and...
Nominate your favorite for LinuxWorld Open Source awards
Author: JT Smith
"IDG World Expo, the leading producer of world-class
tradeshows, conferences and events for IT markets, announced today that it is now accepting submissions...
The Linux Line
Author: JT Smith
"It's hard to believe we're into the last quarter of 2001.Clearly,
we're facing the most challenging business environment in years.
Nevertheless, Linux continues to...
Microsoft’s monopoly: Was the settlement rigged?
Author: JT Smith
- by Jack Bryar -
Was the fix in during the Microsoft negotiations?
The more I
look at Assistant Attorney General Charles...
Linuxcare finally gets a permanent CEO; is he in time to save the ship?
Author: JT Smith
- By Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols -
Linux companies haven't had an easy time of it lately, but...
Usenix/Linux Conference in Oakland, CA – Why poor attendance?
Author: JT Smith
Michael writes "Poor attendance this year probably doesn't mean poor attendance at the next such conference, but it does echo the poor...