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Reports suggest that Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq:MSFT) will formally reject the Department of Justice's (DOJ) plans to break up the company, saying that the requirement is a "regulatory death sentence." Today's Wall Street Journal (WSJ) said, however, that Microsoft is willing to concede on other points, acceding to "common sense" restrictions on its conduct to meet the DOJ's antitrust claims...
A new company called CertifiedTime Inc. claims that it is the first firm to offer a service that sets computers' clocks to the federal clock and so provide a legally binding audit trail The service, called DirectConnect, is billed as the first commercial timing service that serves as a trusted third-party agent to deliver legally binding time-setti...
Plans call for Planet Medica.com, billed as Europe's first pan-European health portal, to debut on the Web later this year The site, which will launch simultaneously in the UK, France and Germany, will launch in April, and has attracted 12.5 million pounds ($19 million US$) in seedcorn and first round funding from several organizations.
Unconfirmed reports circulating on the Usenet suggest that the U.S. government is working with the European Union (EU), Japan, Canada and other countries, including South Africa, on a draft cybercrime treaty that would try to ban hacking and Internet eavesdropping utilities The move, if true, would be the first time that legislatures have started t...
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