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EXCLUSIVE; Google Judge's questionable past

Within the next few days, U.S. District Court Judge James Ware is expected to order Google to hand over search results from as many as 50,000 websites as well as 5,000 individual Web searches. This would be in an effort on the part of the Bush administration to revive a...

Tags: James Ware, JUDGE

Blog posts 2006-03-15

Feds want Google data in 21 days.

From News.com: In court documents submitted Thursday to U.S. District Judge James Ware in San Jose, Calif., federal prosecutors said they need a prompt response because of the compressed schedule of the case. They're asking Ware to set a 21-day deadline that would begin as soon...

Tags: James Ware, Google Inc.

Blog posts 2006-03-13

Google hearing set for Feb. 24

Key dates in the Google case: Google's arguments due Feb. 6, the government's response due Feb. 13, hearing Feb. 24 before Judge James Ware in San Jose, News.com reports. U.S. District Judge James Ware on Thursday set the date for the highly anticipated hearing, which...

Tags: James Ware, Google Inc., U.S. Department of Justice

Blog posts 2006-01-27

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McSweeney's introduces iPhone app, literary nerds rejoice

Today's news will make both tech nerds and literary nerds very happy. McSweeney's, a publishing house founded by writer/editor Dave Eggers, has released an iPhone app. If you're scratching your head trying to figure out why the name McSweeney's sounds familiar, or you just don't know...

Tags: Apple iPhone, McSweeney, App, Small Chair, McSweeneys.net, Internet, Smart Phones, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Jennifer Bergen

Blog posts 2009-09-22

Keeping Your Team Connected in a Distributed Workplace

In today's working enviroment, team members often are not in the same office, city or even time zone. How do you enable them to collaborate, create and become an efficient team? Join this BNET Webcast, moderated by James Hilliard and featuring special guest...

Tags: Team, Workplace, Citrix Systems Inc., Team Management, Recruitment & Selection, Management, Human Resources, Workforce Management

Webcasts 2009-06-24

The Future of Work: How to Prepare Your Business for the New Frontier

According to a recent study by IDC, nearly 75 percent of the U.S. workforce will be mobile by the end of 2011 - but research shows that businesses are not aligned with this trend due to a slow adoption rate of technologies that can make this transition simple for both...

Tags: Citrix Systems Inc., Recruitment & Selection, Strategy, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Management

Webcasts 2008-03-19

Top Tips for Getting the Most Out of Distributed Work

Studies show that empowering employees to work anytime and anywhere increases their productivity. In addition, providing flexible work options like working from home can help small and mid-size companies compete for top talent with their large-enterprise counterparts. In fact, a distributed work plan provides many benefits...

Tags: Citrix Systems Inc., Workforce Management, Benefits, Human Resources

Webcasts 2007-10-23

Apple digital music antitrust suit moves ahead

The Tucker v. Apple lawsuit, which alleges that Apple has used "crippleware" and other tactics to dominate digital music, is on track to be consolidated with a similar case. In addition, a series of dates have been proposed to certify the suit as a...

Tags: General, Personal Technology, Entertainment, Apple, Apple Computer Inc., Tucker

Blog posts 2007-01-25

Will a federal monopoly suit against Apple be good for consumers?

It seems that with success attracts lawsuits and huge success attracts antitrust lawsuits. Apple is currently facing a number of lawsuits, and one in particular has the potential to be on a similar scale to the federal antitrust battle that hammered Microsoft.The charges leveled against Apple are very serious...

Tags: In the news, Legal, Thoughts, Apple, Apple Computer Inc., Apple iTunes

Blog posts 2007-01-05

Does Apple have a music monopoly issue?

While Macworld is running strong January 9 to January 12, lawyers will be filing documents for an antitrust complaint in the U.S. Northern Californias District Court that could wind up being a lot more important than any product launch. In Apples annual report filed last week, the company noted a...

Tags: Digital media, Media players, Apple Computer Inc., antitrust, digital music

Blog posts 2007-01-02

Judge denies DoJ access to searches

Judge James Ware has granted the DoJ access to 50,000 URLs from Google's database, but denied access to any search queries according to an official statement from Google on their blog. Originally the subpoena requested that Google provide billions of URLs and two months of search queries performed by...

Tags: Google Inc., JUDGE

Blog posts 2006-03-17

Google vs. DOJ, Net Neutrality, PC Forum and more...

This week on The Dan & David Show, we discuss Google's face off over search records with the DOJ. Google is claiming a partial victory--U.S. District Judge James Ware might give the DOJ access to only a portion of Google's index, and not users' search terms. Google's legal eagles suggest...

Tags: Google Inc., U.S. Department of Justice

Blog posts 2006-03-15

Judge: Google will have to turn over index excerpts

A federal judge will "very quickly" order Google to comply with at least part of the Justice Dept.'s subpoena of excerpts of Google's index of Web sites, News.com reports. While US District Judge James Ware was reluctant to give the government everything it wanted, the fact that the Justice...

Tags: District Judge James Ware, Google Inc.

Blog posts 2006-03-14

Judge may help feds against Google

Judge may help feds against GoogleDid Feds and Judge James Ware read the US Constitution? NTNTMaybe the clueless SHOULD read the constitution......before posting the typical knee-jerk reaction. The Constitution guarantee's free speech, but it does NOT guarantee all the foolishness that people try to defend as being free speech when...

Tags: Government, INTERNET, Vertical industries, SEARCH, Google Inc.

Discussion threads 2006-03-14

Are we in a real open source war?

Are we in a real open source war?UnfortunatelyJust as with terrorists, the open source "anarchists" you refer to are so thoroughly convinced that they are justified in their actions that they have no concern for collateral damage, even when it's those who would otherwise support their cause. Such people use...

Tags: open source, open-source community

Discussion threads 2005-07-11