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Microsoft appeals against £680m European anti-trust fine
Microsoft is appealing the U$1.3 billion (£680 million) fine imposed on it by the European Union for failing to honour a 2004 antitrust agreement.
Microsoft spokesman Jack Evans said via e-mail Friday that the company has filed an application with the Court of First Instance in Luxembourg to annul the European Commission (EC) decision of 27 Feb., which imposed the fine against Microsoft.
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- Scammer faces prison over fake Microsoft job ads
- Xerox showcases erasable paper, smart documents
- Judge tells White House to resolve e-mail backup 'ambiguity'
- Business data theft rising remorselessly says government
- IDC: 45GB of data held on every person
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Is your outsourcer an IT sweatshop?
The debate about IT outsourcing is growing more strident in the US, so how are CIOs and IT directors there responding to the issues?
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There but for the grace of God…
Few organisations hold the sheer volume of sensitive data that was compromised in the recent HMRC debacle, or even the mere 600,000 personal records lost in an MoD laptop.
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In-depth investigation
Computer forensics has helped bust scams across the country – but could this re-emerging discipline help your organisation? Ambrose McNevin takes a look at the evidence.
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On the right side of the law
Miya Knights talks to two firms that are keeping on the straight and narrow while still speeding towards greater business advantage
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Stringent controls needed to prevent another SocGen event
Additional controls are unlikely to prevent a similar breach event to SocGen being carried out in a different way. What is the real answer to preventing people bucking the system in banks?
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Management
Yahoo hit with hostile bid from Icahn
Billionaire investor Carl Icahn plans to replace Yahoo's entire board with a 10-member slate, he informed company Chairman Roy Bostock in an open letter.
Technology
Cisco rootkit hack threatens Internet
A security researcher has developed malicious rootkit software for Cisco Systems' routers, a development that has worrying implications for the Internet.
Community
Is SharePoint the 21st Century trojan horse?
The "dirty little secret" of SharePoint is it brings Windows, SQLServer, .NET, SharePoint portal into the datacentre, and drives users to new versions of Office, IE and Vista.
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HP to buy EDS for £7.13 billion
Hewlett-Packard has signed a deal to acquire IT outsourcer EDS for US$13.9 billion (£7.13bn), or $25.00 (£12.8) per share.
