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	Kindle lawsuit not so 'ridiculous' Chris Dawson thinks this: If you don't like buying online products only to have them remotely deleted without so much as a "have a nice day,"... Don't buy a bloody Kindle! Chris thinks that Amazon's terms of service create a contractual bar to any action against the company. I disagree. Judge changes her mind: Tenenbaum is liable Another day, another crazy turn in the Tenenbaum trial. First Joel admits that he downloaded and uploaded a multitude of songs. So the plaintiffs ask for a directed verdict (taking the decision away from the jury) on the issue of liability and other issues. Tenenbaum admits all, while judge's ruling opens the door to a massive damages award More high drama in the Tenenbaum trial, as defendant Joel Tenenbaum cheerily admitted illegal downloading and uploading of the 30 songs for which he's accused of copyright violations. Court boots Pirate Bay out of Netherlands It's official - The Pirate Bay is officially kicked out of the Netherlands. A Dutch court ordered the TPB founders to block traffic between the TPB site and the country within 10 days or face fines of 30,000 euros per day. Get Latest Headlines in RSS		32" Sony Bravia S Series HDTV Buy Today, Only: $499.99 NEW Apple iPhone 3G S Pre-Order Sale! $199.00 NEW TECHNOLOGIES Sponsored content and IT resources Privilege Access Control For Compliance with Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) Read this paper for an explanation of the security gap between UNIX/Linux operating system design and GLBA compliance, and a review of Gartner's paper on the importance of controlling UNIX superuser privileges. (Symark Software) Live Event: Improve Your Competitive Edge Via Network Security Consolidation Slash the cost of multi-point security processes -- while boosting productivity and network security -- with a Unified Threat Management solution. BI for Business Users: How IT Can Make Business Intelligence Easy for Everyone Find out how the flexible access to information inherent in IBM Cognos 8 Business Intelligence gives you the answers you need regardless of location or environment. Discover how IBM Cognos 8 BI delivers a guided experience and information in context so anyone can find, share, and act on information when they need it most. (IBM) Solutions Brief: Running Red Hat Enterprise Linux on Intel Platforms Read how Red Hat and Intel move intelligence forward with an integrated solution that reduces complexity, boosts performance and expands scalability.
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