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1. More Infotech Headlines People who read this story also read Univ of Southern Calif. says database hacked 20.07.05 Microsoft sues Google 20.07.05 Microsoft to give sign of demand for new Windows 1'.07.05 Nigeria jails woman in $242 mn email fraud case 17.07.05 Yahoo to carry live space shuttle feeds from NASA 13.07.05 Full Coverage Ram Temple Turmoil Justice for Imrana SelectWimbledon 2005Advani‘s resignationBollywood icon÷ Sunil DuttSamrat Shah RukhOne Year of UPA RuleThe Great Indian DebateParveen Babi‘s DeathNRI NewsKanchi Seer‘s ArrestAmbani vs AmbaniGujarat RiotsJ–K MonitorIndia Pak TalksIndia–Aus SeriesIndia–Pak SeriesIslamabad SummitIndia Down UnderWar on IraqNE MonitorIndia–Pak Face OffPak Nuke LeakElections 2003
2. More Infotech Headlines People who read this story also read Univ of Southern Calif. says database hacked 20.07.05 XM Satellite to invest $25 mn in WorldSpace 20.07.05 Microsoft to give sign of demand for new Windows 1'.07.05 Nigeria jails woman in $242 mn email fraud case 17.07.05 Yahoo to carry live space shuttle feeds from NASA 13.07.05 Full Coverage Ram Temple Turmoil Justice for Imrana SelectWimbledon 2005Advani‘s resignationBollywood icon÷ Sunil DuttSamrat Shah RukhOne Year of UPA RuleThe Great Indian DebateParveen Babi‘s DeathNRI NewsKanchi Seer‘s ArrestAmbani vs AmbaniGujarat RiotsJ–K MonitorIndia Pak TalksIndia–Aus SeriesIndia–Pak SeriesIslamabad SummitIndia Down UnderWar on IraqNE MonitorIndia–Pak Face OffPak Nuke LeakElections 2003 "In his work at Microsoft, Dr Lee has direct knowledge of key trade secrets about our search technology, our search strategies and our business plans in China," said Tom Burt, Microsoft‘s vice president of litigation.
3. More Infotech Headlines People who read this story also read Univ of Southern California‘s database hacked 20.07.05 XM Satellite to invest $25 mn in WorldSpace 20.07.05 Microsoft sues Google 20.07.05 Microsoft to give sign of demand for new Windows 1'.07.05 Nigeria jails woman in $242 mn email fraud case 17.07.05 Full Coverage Ram Temple Turmoil Justice for Imrana SelectWimbledon 2005Advani‘s resignationBollywood icon÷ Sunil DuttSamrat Shah RukhOne Year of UPA RuleThe Great Indian DebateParveen Babi‘s DeathNRI NewsKanchi Seer‘s ArrestAmbani vs AmbaniGujarat RiotsJ–K MonitorIndia Pak TalksIndia–Aus SeriesIndia–Pak SeriesIslamabad SummitIndia Down UnderWar on IraqNE MonitorIndia–Pak Face OffPak Nuke LeakElections 2003 Brendan Barnicle, an analyst at Pacific Crest Securities, said that Microsoft is looking to round out its security offerings and also provide e–mail security for customers that may not choose to install their own anti–virus and spam software.
4. More Infotech Headlines People who read this story also read XM Satellite to invest $25 mn in WorldSpace 20.07.05 Microsoft sues Google 20.07.05 Microsoft to give sign of demand for new Windows 1'.07.05 Nigeria jails woman in $242 mn email fraud case 17.07.05 Yahoo to carry live space shuttle feeds from NASA 13.07.05 Full Coverage Ram Temple Turmoil Justice for Imrana SelectWimbledon 2005Advani‘s resignationBollywood icon÷ Sunil DuttSamrat Shah RukhOne Year of UPA RuleThe Great Indian DebateParveen Babi‘s DeathNRI NewsKanchi Seer‘s ArrestAmbani vs AmbaniGujarat RiotsJ–K MonitorIndia Pak TalksIndia–Aus SeriesIndia–Pak SeriesIslamabad SummitIndia Down UnderWar on IraqNE MonitorIndia–Pak Face OffPak Nuke LeakElections 2003 "We are quite confident that there was no massive downloading of data," Harrington said.