Court rejects Microsoft appeal, bans Word 2007 sales
A federal appeals court ordered Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT) to stop selling its popular Word 2007 software, rejecting the company's appeal and confirming the ruling of a lower court. The injunction, which the software maker says will affect Microsoft Office 2007, takes effect Jan. 11.
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Google sounds nothing like Groovle: arbitration body
The National Arbitration Forum rules there is no foundation to Google's (NASDAQ: GOOG) claim that Canadian Web development and marketing firm 207 Media’s domain name was registered in bad faith. Find out about other domain name registration disputes
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YEAR IN REVIEW: October 2009
Government agencies were in the spotlight in October, and not for the right reasons, with discontent over CRTC decisions and a scathing report on the lack of ROI at eHealth Ontario. And Microsoft's (NASDAQ: MSFT) long-awaited successor to Vista finally hit the shelves
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YEAR IN REVIEW: November 2009
In November, Nortel reached the end of the road, Rogers (TSE:RCI.B) was stripped of its "most reliable network" title, and David Suzuki called the IT industry on the carpet over cyberjunk. More of the year that was
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YEAR IN REVIEW: December 2009
In December, Globalive Wireless got the green light from the federal cabinet to operate in Canada, Microsoft lost its appeal and was ordered to remove custom XML from Word, users faced the “black screen of deathâ€, and Nortel said it plans to sell its VoIP business to Genband
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SAS pushes for business analytics in Canadian gov’t
Fraud experts at a recent event in Toronto, hosted by SAS Institute, addressed challenges facing the government when it comes to combatting fraud. Why the "crown jewel" in fraud detection is powerful analytics
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Heartland and TJX hacker pleads guilty in third case
Albert Gonzalez, who was charged with using SQL injection attacks to steal credit card information, will be sentenced to at least 17 years in prison. Attacks on merchant credit card processing services resulted in losses in the millions
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Court rejects Microsoft appeal, bans Word 2007 sales
A federal appeals court ordered Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT) to stop selling its popular Word 2007 software, rejecting the company's appeal and confirming the ruling of a lower court. The injunction, which the software maker says will affect Microsoft Office 2007, takes effect Jan. 11.
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Google sounds nothing like Groovle: arbitration body
The National Arbitration Forum rules there is no foundation to Google's (NASDAQ: GOOG) claim that Canadian Web development and marketing firm 207 Media’s domain name was registered in bad faith. Find out about other domain name registration disputes
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YEAR IN REVIEW: October 2009
Government agencies were in the spotlight in October, and not for the right reasons, with discontent over CRTC decisions and a scathing report on the lack of ROI at eHealth Ontario. And Microsoft's (NASDAQ: MSFT) long-awaited successor to Vista finally hit the shelves
Read More ...
YEAR IN REVIEW: November 2009
In November, Nortel reached the end of the road, Rogers (TSE:RCI.B) was stripped of its "most reliable network" title, and David Suzuki called the IT industry on the carpet over cyberjunk. More of the year that was
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YEAR IN REVIEW: December 2009
In December, Globalive Wireless got the green light from the federal cabinet to operate in Canada, Microsoft lost its appeal and was ordered to remove custom XML from Word, users faced the “black screen of deathâ€, and Nortel said it plans to sell its VoIP business to Genband
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SAS pushes for business analytics in Canadian gov’t
Fraud experts at a recent event in Toronto, hosted by SAS Institute, addressed challenges facing the government when it comes to combatting fraud. Why the "crown jewel" in fraud detection is powerful analytics
Read More ...
Heartland and TJX hacker pleads guilty in third case
Albert Gonzalez, who was charged with using SQL injection attacks to steal credit card information, will be sentenced to at least 17 years in prison. Attacks on merchant credit card processing services resulted in losses in the millions
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