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EU Commission Calls on France Telecom to Pay Competitors
April 09, 2003 - The company will have to reimburse its competitors for financing rural telephone lines.

Internet Phone Company Routes 911 Calls
April 04, 2003 - Previously, the company's customers only got a busy signal when they called 911.

Florida Congresswoman's E-Mail Cracked
April 03, 2003 - The woman's e-mail account was used to send inflammatory messages about the president.

Computers Used More in Standardized Tests
April 02, 2003 - Oregon, Virginia and Idaho give the tests online to students in the second grade up to high school.

"DVD Kid" to be Retried in December
April 01, 2003 - Though originally acquitted on charges of violating Norway's data break-in laws, the teenager will be back in court.

Gore Joining Board of Apple Computer
March 20, 2003 - He is filling the seat vacated by Larry Ellison.

Supreme Court Justice Bans Media From Free Speech Event
March 19, 2003 - Antonin Scalia said he would not accept a free speech award if broadcast media were present at the event.

Music Business Targets Companies in Piracy Crackdown
March 18, 2003 - The Recording Industry Association of America is threatening corporations with "significant legal damages" if corporate networks are used to illegally trade music.

Microsoft Mulls Self-Managing Technology
March 17, 2003 - The "Dynamic Systems Initiative" will feature software designed to make networks manage themselves.

Kansas Eyes Internet Filters at Libraries
March 12, 2003 - The Kansas Library Association told the Legislature that filters would cost $150 per PC.

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