In riposte to Google Books, site sponsored by 27 countries goes on line and is instantly swamped. Europeana will offer books in 23 languages and instant translation.
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After dismissing the credit crisis as a U.S. problem, European leaders find the disease has spread to their own back yard.
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A brief summary of technology news around the globe.
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Wireless chip maker will counter the EU’s official endorsement of a European rival technology by showcasing MediaFLO in the UK.
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Software giant says it is fully committed to the Internet.
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EU regulators say they've heard this tune before; No. 1 software company says initiative will promote data portability, open-source links.
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The European Commission opens a new antitrust probe against Microsoft into whether it unfairly tied its web browser to the Windows operating system and made it harder for rival software to work with Windows.
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The computer maker is set to announce steps to resolve European Commission charges that its iTunes stores broke EU rules by setting prices country by country in Europe.
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The Facebook Beacon flap suggests that consumers need clear rules about what information about them is being shared.
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Mid-sized U.K. firms target the lucrative Indian market, going beyond traditional calls for outsourcing work.
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EU-based gambling firms have urged the World Trade Organization to seek as much as $100 billion in compensation for being shut out of the U.S. market.
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Deciding to no longer appeal, the software juggernaut ends three years of resistance against the European Commission and agrees to comply with its 2004 antitrust decision.
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Countries demand iPod maker open up iTunes music service to other devices.
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The EU sets new targets requiring 20% renewable energy by 2020.
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Some electronics manufacturers confused; smaller companies likely to be more affected.
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European Commission tells Redmond it’s charging too much for interoperability information.
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European Commission says Deutsche Telekom must not be exempt from sharing its network.
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Redmond submits last Windows specification documents to European Commission.
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Commission wants Redmond to provide full Windows documentation by November 23.
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Redmond hopes to avert $357-million penalty for antitrust violations.
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