354 news & feature articles results for "brief spokesman"

At the 2008 New York auto show, Subaru announced the addition of Harman/Kardon audio systems to its Legacy and Outback models. We take a look at, and a listen to, the new stereos at the show.

Sun tells a federal appeals court that a judge acted properly in ordering Microsoft to modify its operating system and browser products so that they are compatible with Java.

Posted by Dan Goodin

Now that they know what it will take for their advertising deal to get approval from antitrust regulators, all Yahoo and Google have left to figure out is: Is it worth it?

Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

The U.S. Supreme Court agrees to decide whether a foreign governmental body can view documents that were provided to U.S. courts under confidentiality agreements.

Posted by Michael Kanellos

China denies compromising computers of two U.S. congressmen who have criticized the country's human rights record.

Posted by Elinor Mills

Newspaper is criticized for writing that recording industry wants to criminalize copying music to a computer. RIAA and even some of the group's biggest critics say Post got it wrong.

Posted by Greg Sandoval

Software giant shrugs off Apple's latest, saying the iPod touch and video Nano don't change its Zune plans a bit.

Posted by Ina Fried

The FBI, IRS, Secret Service and other agencies search a Massachusetts tech company, reportedly as part of an ongoing investigation into terrorism.

Posted by Margaret Kane

The software giant appeals the $521 million patent infringement judgment a federal district court handed down in August.

Posted by Paul Festa

Republicans in the House Energy and Commerce Committee charge the FCC is given too much authority over broadband measures in the economic stimulus package, and that the process is being rushed through without any hearings.

Posted by Stephanie Condon