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Facebook Scores a Victory Over FaveHook and Its Ilk
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Personal Technology
U.S. Court Backs Craigslist on Hacking and Copyright Claims
Craigslist has won the first stage of a bitter dispute over whether upstart data- and apartment-listing sites can draw on information it posted to offer rival services -
Apps & Software
Using Facial-Recognition Technology to Track Down the Boston Bombers (and Why Humans Are Still Better at It)
Law enforcement is using more sophisticated technology to track criminals, but it doesn't take the place of the human brain -
Policy
In Wake of Racketeering Probe, Florida Bans Sweepstakes Cafes
Time to hit the strip-mall slot machines one last time -
Courts
Supreme Court Justices Have Their Credit Data Stolen, Too
Chief Justice Roberts became one of 12 million people who had their identity stolen -
Media
A Win for AP: Clipping Content Is Not Fair Use
In a copyright infringement suit brought by the Associated Press, a U.S. court rules against the defendant, Norway-based Meltwater -
Courts
Unleash the Lawyer-Bloggers
The law business has taken to the Web in force, often tossing modesty to the wind in heroic descriptions of court victories -
Consumer Electronics
Macmillan Settles U.S. Lawsuit Over E-book Prices
The remaining big publisher charged in the case has settled a U.S. Department of Justice lawsuit over the price of digital books -
Science & Research
Why We Should Remember Aaron Swartz
Tech has its empire builders. It also has people like Aaron Swartz, whose work makes empires possible -
Apple
Apple Gets $1 Billion From Samsung—Nothing Changes
Apple's victory in a San Jose court gives it an upper hand in a global negotiation being conducted via litigation -
Hard Choices
Liz McDougall on Defending Classified Ads for Erotic Services
Village Voice Media's new general counsel quit her firm to defend online classifieds for erotic services, which are accused of enabling sex trafficking -
Apps & Software
The Ellison Files: Oracle Strikes Back
Court documents in a Silicon Valley brawl suggest HP misled customers and partners -
Courts
Identity Theft: Grave Robbing for a Tax Refund
Data sold by the government and posted online are mined by thieves -
Courts
Startups Party at the Patent Office
Startups once ignored intellectual-property issues; now they protect innovations early -
Policy
Indies Sue Over Express Scripts-Medco Merger
The Federal Trade Commission approves the acquisition by Express Scripts of Medco Health Solutions as independent pharmacists and their advocates push back
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Facebook
Facebook Scores a Victory Over FaveHook and Its Ilk
Soundalike cybersquatters lose in federal court -
Personal Technology
U.S. Court Backs Craigslist on Hacking and Copyright Claims
Craigslist has won the first stage of a bitter dispute over whether upstart data- and apartment-listing sites can draw on information it posted to offer rival services -
Apps & Software
Using Facial-Recognition Technology to Track Down the Boston Bombers (and Why Humans Are Still Better at It)
Law enforcement is using more sophisticated technology to track criminals, but it doesn't take the place of the human brain -
Science & Research
Why We Should Remember Aaron Swartz
Tech has its empire builders. It also has people like Aaron Swartz, whose work makes empires possible -
Media
A Win for AP: Clipping Content Is Not Fair Use
In a copyright infringement suit brought by the Associated Press, a U.S. court rules against the defendant, Norway-based Meltwater -
Apple
Apple Gets $1 Billion From Samsung—Nothing Changes
Apple's victory in a San Jose court gives it an upper hand in a global negotiation being conducted via litigation -
Apps & Software
The Ellison Files: Oracle Strikes Back
Court documents in a Silicon Valley brawl suggest HP misled customers and partners -
Courts
Startups Party at the Patent Office
Startups once ignored intellectual-property issues; now they protect innovations early -
Apps & Software
AT&T Loses Data-Throttling Case in Small-Claims Court
A heavy data user wins a suit after AT&T slowed his download speed -
Apple
No Company Follows Apple's Expanded China Factory Audits
Rivals aren't rushing to emulate the iPhone maker's decision to subject supplier factories to evaluations by the Fair Labor Association
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Apps & Software
Using Facial-Recognition Technology to Track Down the Boston Bombers (and Why Humans Are Still Better at It)
Law enforcement is using more sophisticated technology to track criminals, but it doesn't take the place of the human brain -
Facebook
Facebook Scores a Victory Over FaveHook and Its Ilk
Soundalike cybersquatters lose in federal court -
Personal Technology
U.S. Court Backs Craigslist on Hacking and Copyright Claims
Craigslist has won the first stage of a bitter dispute over whether upstart data- and apartment-listing sites can draw on information it posted to offer rival services
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Apps & Software
Using Facial-Recognition Technology to Track Down the Boston Bombers (and Why Humans Are Still Better at It)
Law enforcement is using more sophisticated technology to track criminals, but it doesn't take the place of the human brain -
Facebook
Facebook Scores a Victory Over FaveHook and Its Ilk
Soundalike cybersquatters lose in federal court -
Personal Technology
U.S. Court Backs Craigslist on Hacking and Copyright Claims
Craigslist has won the first stage of a bitter dispute over whether upstart data- and apartment-listing sites can draw on information it posted to offer rival services
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