124 news & feature articles results for "intellectual property south africa"

Company follows up on promise of "immediate management changes" after disappointing earnings report, CNET News.com has learned.

Posted by Ina Fried

Taxpayers may be smarting on April 15, but politicians in a growing number of states say taxes are necessary on digital downloads. The biggest fight is expected in California.

Posted by Anne Broache

Yearly figures top $2 billion, but fourth-quarter growth at TCS, India's largest software company, is flat.

Posted by Dinesh C. Sharma

Government report takes aim at file swapping and says the FBI needs more money, wiretapping permission and a lot more laws.

Posted by Declan McCullagh

While Microsoft finds itself in a dogfight over patents, battles over the iPhone trademark and satellite radio settle down.

Posted by Steven Musil

Super Tuesday is Super for a US based cap and trade system. Discussion of the various candidates stance on cap and trade for carbon

Posted by Neal Dikeman

Firecrackers and gum chewing might be frowned upon in Singapore, but the country is going nuts for Wi-Fi.

Posted by Michael Kanellos

The European computing giant will bundle SuSE's Linux Enterprise Server 8 with all its Primergy servers, making the OS more easily accessible to companies on the continent.

Posted by Matthew Broersma

Fujitsu files suit in U.S. and Japanese courts against Samsung, alleging that the rival display maker has violated patents for its plasma technology.

Posted by Aloysius Choong

Although others have stumbled in their attempts to take on Intel, Via Technologies comes to the table with an unusual combination of resources that could liven up the market for processors for low-budget PCs.

Posted by Michael Kanellos