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Apple and Microsoft Want to Be Excluded From EU’s ‘Gatekeeper’ Definition
Apple and Microsoft are arguing that their services should be exempt from the EU's "gatekeeper clause," arguing they are not big enough....
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FCC Rejects ISP Objections to Broadband Consumer Labels
The Federal Trade Commission rejected ISP objections to...
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Apple Reverses Course, Backs Right-to-Repair
Apple has reversed course and is now throwing its weight behind California's right-to-repair legislation in a major win for consumers....
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USDA Announces Nearly $700 Million For Rural Broadband
US Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has unveiled nearly $700 million in funding for rural and remote broadband....
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Dave Limp, Amazon Head of Devices & Services, Is Retiring
David Limp, Amazon's SVP of Devices & Services, is retiring from the company after more than 13 years at the company....
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Amazon Loses Major Climate Watchdog Endorsement
Amazon has lost the endorsement of the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), with the group listing Amazon under "Commitment Removed."...
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TSMC Moving Forward With Plans for Its First Plant in Europe
TSMC and the German government have reached an agreement that will see the semiconductor company establish its first Europe-based factory....
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Excel Nerds Rejoice! Microsoft Excel World Championship Returns.
Spreadsheet enthusiasts have another outlet to geek out over, with the return of the Microsoft Excel World Championship....
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India Cracks Down on Computer Imports
India is cracking down on computer imports, requiring a license to import laptops, desktops, tablets, and more....
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Microsoft Expands Self-Repair Program to Xbox Controllers
Microsoft is expanding its self-repair program, giving customers the option to purchase replacement parts for their Xbox controllers....
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FCC Chairwoman Proposes Faster US Broadband Standards
FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel has updated a Notice of Inquiry aimed at raising the broadband standard in the US....
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Flickr and Wikimedia Partner On Creative Commons Content
Flickr and Wikimedia are partnering to make Flickr's wealth of Creative Commons-licensed content available to Wikimedia users....
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France Moves Toward Full-Blown Surveillance State
France is taking steps toward becoming a full-blown surveillance state, voting in favor of a law that would allow police to spy on individuals via their de...
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Court: Wiretap Needed to Snoop On Facebook Posts
New Jersey's Supreme Court has provided a major win for privacy advocates, ruling that police must have a wiretap to snoop on Facebook posts....
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Apple Crosses $3 Trillion Valuation Again
Apple is once again a $3 trillion dollar company as the stock rallied to drive the iPhone maker's value up....
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