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New violators of the DMCA? Reuters, Yahoo.com, CNN.com, dozens of other publications, and us
- By Grant Gross - Updated Thursday at 10:12 a.m. EST
In yet another example of how the Digital Millennium Copyright Act could trample...
Microsoft, Open Source and the Third World: A fair contest?
Author: JT Smith
- By Jack Bryar -
Over the past few weeks, a new type of trade war has been brewing in a number...
EuroPython 2002, June 26-28, Belgium
Paul Everitt writes us about the "European Python and Zope Conference 2002, inaugural event for growing developer community in Europe. Open source leaders will...
CryptoHeaven announces new version 2.0
Marcin Kurzawa writes: "CryptoHeaven Announces New Version 2.0 .
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CryptoHeaven software v2.0 is available for immediate download from the website. The new software can be...
Sometimes, Microsoft is right
Chris DiBona has an article on Slashdot in which he takes an alternative position on the RealNames demise. He says RealNames offered him the...
The Auditing for Dollars game is bigger than I thought
Jenny writes "I was wrong when I wrote that Microsoft offered its School Software Licensing Agreement to the schools as a way to license...
Netaverse releases Win4Lin Workstation version 4
New version provides enhanced functionality, improved performance and
increased application capabilities.AUSTIN, TEXAS - May 20, 2002 -- NeTraverse Inc., a leading provider of
thin-client software solutions...
Interview: Linus without Linux
- By Natalie Shahova - Editor's note: The following interview was originally published in English at the EnRus Translation Agency's Web site in conjunction...
Review: SliMP3 Network MP3 Player
Anonymous Reader writes: "We have covered several devices that try to solve a problem collectors of numerous MP3 files encounter. That problem is how...
Four years on, Microsoft case far from over
C|Net reports that "the longer the case drags on, they say, the more likely it is that Microsoft would escape largely unscathed from its...