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Government and industry are to invest matching funds to develop optical Internet technology, Science Minister Lord Sainsbury said today.
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AT&T Corp. is expected to announce Tuesday that it will license its speech-processing technology to SpeechWorks International Inc., a provider of speech-recognition software, in a bid to capture a share of that fast-growing market.
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Trade in laptops with installed free "Linux" software began.
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Company „Visus Plenus“ during the conference “The Presentation of the New Technologies in the World of Business” presented its updated website.
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The Baltic countries want to be the members of the the NATO, but examination is still farly from being over
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Jun 12 2000: Despite current upheavals in the online media sector, the outlook is good for Internet news services.
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German Deputy Finance Minister Caio Koch-Weser is in Moscow for talks.
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The Justice Department urged a federal judge on Monday to reject Microsoft’s motion to stay the antitrust penalties.
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Chinese consumers have rushed to click on the International Coffee Organization's Chinese-language Web site (http://www.coffeelife.net.cn) to learn about Western coffee culture.
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A Massachusetts company has developed a way to send e-mails longer distances under the ocean than ever before.
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The winnings of "Penki kontinentai" Internet projects.
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A Kazakhstan court has sentenced a group of 14 alleged Russian separatists.
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Poland's new minority government will continue the strict financial policies of departed Finance Minister Leszek Balcerowicz, a senior cabinet official said on Friday.
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search.lt presents newest links
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Moscow will eventually accept NATO's eastwards expansion to countries along its borders, including the three Baltic republics, U.S. President Bill Clinton said during a two-day USA-EU summit held in Portugal.
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Finance ministers from the Nordic and Baltic Sea nations met in Tallinn on June 2 to discuss financial reforms.
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EU's ambassador to the US Guenter Burghardt today rallied against claims brought by software and anti-taxation groups.
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A long-simmering scandal of phantom voters and rigged elections is beginning to bubble over in Paris.
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Visa and MasterCard, the top two credit card networks, will do battle in court with the U.S.Justice Department
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Tokyo Stock Exchange starts talks with NYSE, other bourses, about forming a worldwide equities market.
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