120 news & feature articles results for "janet reno"

While both sides have long assumed that an appeal was inevitable for the Communications Decency Act, the Justice Department has not decided whether to file one.

Posted by Rose Aguilar and Mike Yamamoto

The DOJ wants to set up a government center to clamp down on hackers, crackers, and other computer criminals.

Posted by Janet Kornblum

The Justice Department charges that Microsoft has violated terms of a 1995 consent decree governing its licensing practices.

Posted by CNET News.com Staff

As far as anti-Gates groups go, the Society for the Prevention of Gates Getting Everything makes Netscape look like Mr. Rogers.

Posted by Margie Wylie

Attorneys are asking New York judges to follow the Philadelphia CDA ruling.

Posted by Rose Aguilar

The U.S. Department of Justice will post information on its Web site tomorrow outlining the details of its plan for an investigation of the FBI Carnivore email surveillance program.

Posted by Cecily Barnes

The FBI reportedly said it will not investigate pornography charges against CompuServe, but a Christian watchdog group vowed not to let the matter drop.

Posted by Denise Shelton

In an e-mail to customers, Microsoft CEO's sounds contrite about the company's antitrust conduct while predicting a big future for the software maker.

Posted by Paul Festa

The investigative agency dresses its online wolf in sheep's clothing, changing the name of its controversial e-mail surveillance system to the less beastly moniker of DSC1000.

Posted by Erich Luening

The company's stock is trading down as antitrust regulators file lawsuits against the software giant.

Posted by Jeff Pelline