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	AT&T settles TiVo patent suit for at least $215 million | Belarus said to restrict access to foreign websites
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	Mozilla releases version 2.0 of its license Mozilla announced Tuesday the release of version 2.0 of the Mozilla Public License (MPL), which provides compatibility with the Apache and GPL licenses, opening up a wider body of code for reuse by the Mozilla project. Read More WEBCAST: HP SAP HANA Use Cases, Scenarios, and Value Proposition Accelerate operational data without putting it into a data mart or data warehouse. From point of sales and sales force analytics, to utilities' smart grid/meter applications, organizations are accelerating analytics by simply getting data into SAP HANA. See the many use cases for SAP HANA and the product roadmap of the SAP In-Memory strategy. Learn more In this Issue AT&T settles TiVo patent suit for at least $215 million Belarus said to restrict access to foreign websites Hackers Said to Be Planning to Launch Own Satellites to Combat Censorship Letter to Hurd details allegations that led to his downfall at HP WEBCAST: IBM What's Smart About Storage? Information alone isn't enough to make your company smarter and more competitive. With IBM®, you can turn data into intelligence to address your unique business needs. Watch the video and find out how IBM technology has helped other organizations meet their own storage challenges. View Now AT&T settles TiVo patent suit for at least $215 million AT&T will pay TiVo at least US$215 million to settle pending patent litigation relating to digital video recorder technology. Read More Belarus said to restrict access to foreign websites Belarus has introduced a law that imposes restrictions on citizens and residents in the country visiting or using foreign websites, according to Global Legal Monitor, an online publication of the Law Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Ushering In A New Era of Virtualization Read the white paper and explore the transformational journey of a large enterprise and a service provider as they recount their experiences venturing towards the virtualization 3.0 goal. Read Now Hackers Said to Be Planning to Launch Own Satellites to Combat Censorship Hackers reportedly plan to fight back against Internet censorship by putting their own communications satellites into orbit and developing a grid of ground stations to track and communicate with them. Read More Letter to Hurd details allegations that led to his downfall at HP Details of allegations of sexual harassment that ultimately caused Mark Hurd, now co-president at Oracle, to quit as CEO of Hewlett-Packard are now plastered across the Internet after a letter written on behalf of the complainant was unsealed by the Delaware Supreme Court Wednesday. Read More
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