French Internet provider's shares drop despite a 30 percent rise in revenue.
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Lower Mobile Costs in France, Apple's Ads Slapped in UK, Chasing China Gymnasts' Ages
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U.S. residents pay far higher rates for cable and broadband services than in many other countries. That could change this week if the FCC ends a monopoly.
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The Free Software Foundation launches BadVista.org to trash Microsoft’s largest product launch.
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Bank of America launches a free online stock trading service; it’s not alone.
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Exclusive Q&A: Linux kernel creator speaks out about the current controversy over an update to the key open-source license.
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AOL 9.0, called ‘badware’ by a consumer protection initiative, comes after its privacy breach.
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Open-source advocate Eric Raymond on winning over the iPod generation, and why now is the time for Linux advocates to gun for Microsoft on the desktop.
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Online business contact provider gives free access to its database of 30 million contacts.
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Cosmetics maker Medicis acquires a product designed to erase wrinkles.
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Is going along with repressive regimes, as Google, Yahoo, and other tech icons are doing, ultimately bad for business?
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The U.S. Justice Department says concerns about privacy are unfounded, but experts question the government's intent.
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Digital video recording service hopes to woo customers with deals on its set-top boxes.
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Big Blue aims to give licensed database users less reason to shift to open source.
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To court developers and customers, Sun will make more software available for free.
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Free us from our wired bondage!
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Tech Soundings: The battle over radio spectrum in the States takes two steps forward and four steps back.
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Singapore Telecommunications is experimenting with a way to make wireless advertising work: give away minutes.
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Investors are feeling information underloaded as small firms grapple with disclosure rules.
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