88 news & feature articles results for "attorney harbor"

Officials use Washington event to allay concerns over new, multilateral anti-counterfeiting agreement that has privacy advocates and companies like Google concerned.

Posted by Stephanie Condon

Microsoft, Mozilla, and Apple all make strides in the browser battles, while courts rule on copyright cases. Also: Politics, tech-style.

Posted by Steven Musil

The file-swapping and instant messaging company opens a new front in the online music wars, asking for court protection against the record industry in a pre-emptive legal strike.

Posted by John Borland

The Digital Millennium Copyright Act is being examined in a case that pits the powerful recording industry against a wildly popular but controversial music start-up.

Posted by Patricia Jacobus

Cell phone bills, even broadband services, could also see hikes in quest to overcome subsidy shortfalls for phone service in rural and high-cost areas.

Posted by Anne Broache

The Bush administration says the current blueprint would make it difficult for U.S. financial institutions to conduct business abroad.

Posted by Stefanie Olsen

A judge issues a preliminary injunction against the Navy, preventing it from discharging Timothy McVeigh because of his AOL member profile.

Posted by Janet Kornblum

Not exactly, but some are concerned that a bill before Parliament could make caching illegal and hinder access to information.

Posted by Elinor Mills

But MySpace disputes the music group's charges, saying it has been working to protect artists.

Posted by Greg Sandoval

A New Jersey judge throws out a lawsuit against the music industry, saying threatened legal action didn't stop professor Edward Felten from publishing research.

Posted by Robert Lemos