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Microsoft achieved a dubious milestone last week, releasing the first security patch for its Windows 2000 operating system, despite the fact that the OS is still a few weeks away from its official release.
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The Russian Company Stek, creator and owner of Russia_s search engine Rambler, has found strategic investors.
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As from February 1st all former KGB agents and collaborators in Lithuania are required to register with a special commission of the Department of State Security.
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The worldwide AIDS epidemic has been traced back to a single ancestor virus - the HIV Eve - that emerged perhaps around 1930.
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An anti-piracy software campaign recently launched in the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania has significantly lifted Microsoft_s sales in the region, a company official announced Tuesday.
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The European Union warned Austria Monday it would isolate a Vienna government that included Joerg Haider_s Freedom Party in an unprecedented step which reflects the depth of concern about the far-right leader.
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Network World Magazine recently compared W2K to the other available Operating Systems in a first comparative test.
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The Baltic states have announced record high unemployment rates this week, but said they expect the figures to improve during 2000.
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The Year 2000 update of the Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary is online today at the publishing company_s Website, a few months before word-searchers will be able to buy the print edition in stores.
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The three Baltic capitals showed up in the upper half of a survey ranking the livability of 218 major cities around the world.
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Estonia announced strong economic growth figures for the fourth quarter of 1999, appearing to mark the end of a recession triggered by economic turmoil in neighboring Russia.
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Electronic-business software company BroadVision Inc. said on Wednesday it would acquire Interleaf Inc., which makes software that helps companies to create and publish content on the Internet, for about $852 million in stock.
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Microsoft hopes to expand its computing empire by developing a new generation of Internet-based software and services. The new initiative is the driving force behind Microsoft chief executive.
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According to a survey reportedly slated for release today by consulting and accounting firm Deloitte & Touche, many traditional retailers and consumer product manufacturers continue to lack a Web presence and many more have not designated a leader for the
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The movie industry is scared to death of DeCSS.
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Compaq, Dell, IBM and HP are among the Major PC makers that begin selling Windows 2000 systems on January 24-th.
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Gates turns over reins of his empire.
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An elusive Russian computer hacker who last month pulled off what may be the world_s biggest online credit card heist has been traced to a bank account in Latvia.
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New Zealand Looks To Close Internet Medicines Loophole.
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The highly secretive start-up Transmeta finally unveiled its technology plans Wednesday and made it clear that it aims to compete against chip giant Intel.
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