SCO cuts a deal for legal expenses

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SCO to cap legal expenses

SCO to cap legal expenses 08/31/2004 07:18 PM
Lawyers to get bigger share of any settlement in Linux suits in exchange for billing less up front.

SCO Caps Legal Expenses At $31 Million

SCO Caps Legal Expenses At $31 Million 09/01/2004 11:56 AM

PC Sales Aid Microsoft, but Legal
Expenses Hurt Profits

PC Sales Aid Microsoft, but Legal
Expenses Hurt Profits 04/23/2004 12:10 AM
Microsoft reported solid quarterly gains in revenue and income, but the company's net income was held down by legal payments.

Qwest Hit by Job Cuts, Legal Costs

Qwest Hit by Job Cuts, Legal Costs 08/03/2004 07:21 AM
TheStreet.com Aug 3 2004 11:53AM GMT

Judge Cuts Legal Fees in Microsoft Suit

Judge Cuts Legal Fees in Microsoft Suit 09/18/2004 01:34 AM
NewsFactor Network Sep 18 2004 5:23AM GMT

Calif. court cuts Microsoft legal fees

Calif. court cuts Microsoft legal fees 09/17/2004 12:34 PM
CNET News.com Sep 17 2004 5:03PM GMT

Calif. Judge Cuts Microsoft Legal Fees

Calif. Judge Cuts Microsoft Legal Fees 09/17/2004 01:00 AM
Boston Globe Sep 17 2004 4:39AM GMT

Judge Cuts Legal Fees in Microsoft
Class-Action Suit

Judge Cuts Legal Fees in Microsoft
Class-Action Suit 09/18/2004 04:07 AM
Enterprise Windows I.T. Sep 18 2004 7:18AM GMT

Pub chain cuts a better deal with BI
software

Pub chain cuts a better deal with BI
software 01/26/2004 09:52 PM
Computer Weekly Jan 27 2004 2:20AM GMT

Newspaper Publisher Cuts Deal With Black
(AP)

Newspaper Publisher Cuts Deal With Black
(AP) 01/18/2004 10:26 PM
AP - A British newspaper company announced a deal Sunday with embattled press baron Conrad Black to take over his controlling interest in Hollinger Inc., the Toronto-based parent company of newspaper publisher Hollinger International Inc.

Time Warner/AOL cuts DOJ deal, SEC may
follow

Time Warner/AOL cuts DOJ deal, SEC may
follow 12/19/2004 03:11 PM
Time Warner Inc. has reached a settlement deal with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) concerning accounting issues with its America Online Inc. (AOL) Internet division, the parties announced Wednesday.

Adrian Lamo Cuts Deal With Feds

Adrian Lamo Cuts Deal With Feds 01/09/2004 10:13 PM
The hacker who broke into the computers of The New York Times faces up to a year of jail time after entering into a plea bargain with federal prosecutors. But his biggest worry may be finding a job. Noah Shachtman reports from New York.

Deal in Congress to Keep Tax Cuts,
Widening Deficit

Deal in Congress to Keep Tax Cuts,
Widening Deficit 09/22/2004 10:37 PM
Republican and Democratic leaders agreed to extend $150 billion worth of tax cuts sought by President Bush without trying to pay for them.

Yukos cuts output, seals shipping deal

Yukos cuts output, seals shipping deal 09/23/2004 04:42 AM
Boston Globe Sep 23 2004 8:29AM GMT

Mayor Is Said to Have Deal to Ease Job
Cuts in Plaza Overhaul

Mayor Is Said to Have Deal to Ease Job
Cuts in Plaza Overhaul 04/14/2005 01:16 PM
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg is expected to announce a deal today that will save the jobs of some 350 workers at the Plaza Hotel, even though most of the hotel's rooms will still be converted into pricey condominiums.

PeopleSoft deal boosts Oracle revenue
but cuts profit

PeopleSoft deal boosts Oracle revenue
but cuts profit 03/23/2005 09:32 AM
Oracle's acquisition of PeopleSoft cut into its profit in its most recent quarter but significantly lifted its applications revenue, Oracle reported Tuesday as it released results from the third quarter of its 2005 fiscal year.

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Wired News: Adrian Lamo Cuts Deal With
Feds

Wired News: Adrian Lamo Cuts Deal With
Feds 01/10/2004 06:11 AM
Adrian Lamo Cuts Deal With Feds

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Internet Broadcasting System Cuts Ad
Verification Deal, Move Signals New
Direction For Teletrax

Internet Broadcasting System Cuts Ad
Verification Deal, Move Signals New
Direction For Teletrax 02/13/2004 01:27 PM
Media Post Feb 13 2004 5:14PM GMT

Expenses Calcucorder 0.3

Expenses Calcucorder 0.3 08/03/2004 01:10 PM
A desktop app for recording and manipulating expenses.

Expenses probe MEP is deselected

Expenses probe MEP is deselected 05/12/2004 11:27 AM
A Tory MEP has been deselected by his party from running in next month's European election in the wake of expenses claims.

Rebuilding Aid Unspent, Tapped to Pay
Expenses (washingtonpost.com)

Rebuilding Aid Unspent, Tapped to Pay
Expenses (washingtonpost.com) 04/30/2004 12:37 AM
washingtonpost.com - Seven months after Congress approved the largest foreign aid package in history to rebuild Iraq, less than 5 percent of the $18.4 billion has been spent and occupation officials have begun shifting more than $300 million earmarked for reconstruction projects to administrative and security expenses.

Japanese ex-hostages billed $21,000 for
travel expenses

Japanese ex-hostages billed $21,000 for
travel expenses 04/26/2004 02:24 PM

Fun With Accounting: How Damaging Will
Stock Option Expenses Be?

Fun With Accounting: How Damaging Will
Stock Option Expenses Be? 06/02/2004 02:41 AM
This argument has been going on for years, and it seems like both sides are exaggerating either the need for or the damage that will be done by forcing Silicon Valley companies to expense stock options. In many cases, those in favor of the plan seem to believe that stock options are inevitably linked to fraud - which isn't true at all. While stock options can be linked to fraud, just expensing them doesn't change that. Most of the information (minus the somewhat arbitrary valuation) is already public information - it's just not as clearly noted in the financial statements. Thus, folks on Wall Street (and any savvy investor) should already know the impact of stock options on companies. Really, all this does, is shift some numbers around in the books - but doesn't impact real cash at all. For the people who the shifted numbers will really impact, the alternative calculations have already been done. The one shift may be that, due to the importance of "profitability," some companies may cut back on options because it appears to hurt their bottom line (despite having no impact whatsoever on cash flow). All in all, the big debate over stock options seems like a lot of talk over a very small issue. That said, I support the idea that we keep things as is - as the plan to expense them seems unlikely to correct any of the real problems with the system and seems more likely to create an additional accounting headache.

Microsoft CEO cites need to trim
increasing expenses

Microsoft CEO cites need to trim
increasing expenses 07/08/2004 03:56 AM
Philadelphia Inquirer Jul 8 2004 8:08AM GMT

Higher expenses offset Nvidia revenue

Higher expenses offset Nvidia revenue 02/12/2004 08:53 PM
Boston Globe Feb 13 2004 0:46AM GMT

Sony sees profit drop on increased
expenses

Sony sees profit drop on increased
expenses 01/28/2004 12:30 PM
Sony Corp. achieved record quarterly sales in the last three months of 2003, although its restructuring program, higher spending on semiconductor research, and the strengthening Japanese yen led to a decrease in profit at the Tokyo company.

(LEAD) Internet Portal Daum's Q2 Profit
Falls on Higher Expenses

(LEAD) Internet Portal Daum's Q2 Profit
Falls on Higher Expenses 07/25/2004 10:58 PM
Yonhap News Jul 26 2004 2:56AM GMT

"Corporate money cannot be used for
politically related expenses, such as
fundraising and vote drives"

"Corporate money cannot be used for
politically related expenses, such as
fundraising and vote drives" 07/13/2004 03:22 PM

3Com Corp. posts narrower quarterly loss
amid drop in expenses

3Com Corp. posts narrower quarterly loss
amid drop in expenses 09/18/2004 01:34 PM
Canadian Press Sep 18 2004 4:26PM GMT

Las Vegas Legal Video Hires Emmy Winner
as Legal Video Specialist

Las Vegas Legal Video Hires Emmy Winner
as Legal Video Specialist 06/24/2004 03:02 AM
Emmy-Winner Schwartz brings wealth of experience to upstart Las Vegas company [PRWEB Jun 24, 2004]

Forget CBS: NBC made deal to pre-empt
Dateline investigation to get Jacko deal
last year

Forget CBS: NBC made deal to pre-empt
Dateline investigation to get Jacko deal
last year 01/22/2004 07:16 AM
This story about NBC promising .. contou ontem .. Blackmail? .. reports

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Wireless deal wave may hit DOJ (The
Daily Deal)

Wireless deal wave may hit DOJ (The
Daily Deal) 01/22/2004 06:30 AM
The Daily Deal - A sudden spate of mergers in the mobile telecom sector could raise thorny questions for antitrust watchdogs.

"We are legal"

"We are legal" 05/17/2004 01:40 AM
"We're giving them the street." So the police officer said say as my daughter and I arrived at Central Square in Cambridge at11:30 this evening. The police pulled back the restraining fences and the crowd packed Massachusetts Ave. solid where we watched couples enter the Town Hall — the first same-sex couples in America to be issued marriage licenses fully legal according to state law. (Oh, stop your quibbling! We're the first state to make it legal and I'm going to enjoy that.) WOOHOO! The crowd was enormous. We were crammed together from the street all the way up the...

A GPL (legal) win?

A GPL (legal) win? 03/23/2005 02:29 AM
ZDNet Mar 23 2005 6:18AM GMT

Am I "ID-legal" or am I not

Am I "ID-legal" or am I not 06/05/2005 11:21 PM
I saw Microsoft's Kim Cameron at lunch today at DIDW, and I joked that what we need is a Web site that determines which Web sites and services comply with his 7 laws of identity. Maybe it could be modeled...

Am I legal or not?

Am I legal or not? 01/22/2004 02:30 AM
Streaming media patent provokes pain.

I got excited when I saw Marc Canter's post about how to add a SoundBlox to your site, as I think it might be cool to add one to my Ear Reverends music site. Then, I saw this article on streamingmedia.com, Patently Absurd? Streaming Users face Acacia Patent Fight. Ouch!

Still excited, but ouch!!!! (Coincidentally, this morning, I started reading The Future of Ideas, by Lawrence Lessig, which I know discusses these kinds of patent = ouch!! situations.)

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Spam Now Legal In The US

Spam Now Legal In The US 12/16/2003 01:47 PM
As expected, President Bush signed the so-called "CAN SPAM" bill into law today, effectively legalizing spam. What the law does is make sure that anyone now has the right to spam you legitimately, so long as they provide contact information and a way to opt-out. This means, the floodgates will open as all those out-of-work telemarketers now have a new job: spamming you. Wasn't the law supposed to stop spam? Well, the one anti-spam idea in the bill is that it bans people from faking headers for the sake of spamming - which would make a difference if spammers actually cared about the law. They've shown already that they're not too concerned, and thanks to their ability to fake headers and route their spam through many different computers, it will be very difficult to track them down. So, now we'll be getting much more "legitimate" spam, and just as much, if not more, fraudulent spam. Why is this a good law again?

End of the Legal Tunnel

End of the Legal Tunnel 12/22/2004 01:10 AM
An improving legal environment makes Altria's shares look extremely undervalued.

Legal Disclaimer

Legal Disclaimer 08/12/2004 11:02 AM
At work I'm in the process of becoming a permanent employee and moving into a position more aligned with my...
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Wayport Metrics

Wayport Metrics 05/25/2004 04:20 PM
During Wayport's briefing yesterday, they shared key metrics about the company: It's rare to see this much data from any hotspot provider, which goes to show the confidence Wayport has in its current and future businesses. The old saying is, never write your competitor's business plan for them. Wayport fears no such animal, it's clear, especially with its Wi-Fi World partnership model ahead of it. In terms of core connections or 24-hour sessions, Wayport shows 124,000 in the first quarter of 2001, rising to 301,000 in first quarter of 2003, and 645,000 in the first quarter of this year. They estimate 714,000 connections for this current quarter, and over a million for third quarter. These connections include all direct and third-party pay-as-you-go and subscriber uses. Wayport also provided its raw revenue figures for the last three year. The company started with $1.5 million received in 2002's first quarter, rising consistently and steadily to $6.1 million in the first quarter of 2004. They estimate $6.7 million for second quarter, $8.7 million for third quarter, and over $10 million in the final quarter of 2004. The company's CEO expected to produce about $1.5 to $2 million per week within 12 months for an annual runrate of $75 to $100 million. Under Wi-Fi World, subscriber connections ostensibly won't be counted because Wayport will receive fixed fees per venue regardless of connections. However, Wayport will still collect walk-up fees for two-hour sessions ($2.95 for two hours) which they will share with the retail venue....

Wayport Raises $20M

Wayport Raises $20M 08/03/2004 12:47 PM
Wayport reports raising an additional $20 million in private placement: We try to avoid reporting on routine financial events such as funding rounds unless the company has critical importance to the industry or its financial well-being is in question. Wayport told me about a year ago that they were seeking additional funds in a round that would allow them to expand their sales force, among other purposes. That round just closed at $20 million. I'm not surprised that Wayport was able to raise these funds given their Wi-Fi World retail model of charging announced several weeks ago, which provides them a sustainable model from Day One for unwiring McDonald's locations, for which they have the exclusive franchise contract. Wayport was also selected as the managed services provider for SBC's FreedomLink to build out the several thousand UPS Store locations. In the wake of May's announced Cometa Networks shutdown due to lack of funds, it's useful to know that Wayport has these additional funds in hand. Wayport disclosed its revenue predictions in May when they announced their Wi-Fi World pricing model for partners....

Wyndham Re-Ups with Wayport

Wyndham Re-Ups with Wayport 06/21/2004 01:50 PM
Wyndham has long been the mainstay of Wayport's hotel market, and they've re-upped: The new contract will last three years, and comes at a time that Wayport is exploring new business models for providing flat-rate reseller access to their retail partners--hotels and other venues could follow, but not for months. Wyndham has both wired and Wi-Fi service, mostly in-room wired broadband and Wi-Fi in public spaces, and provides free Internet access at its 85 properties to members of its By Request affinity club. Membership in the club is free, but must be completed before checking in....

McDonald's Chooses Wayport for New Wi-Fi

McDonald's Chooses Wayport for New Wi-Fi 04/13/2004 03:05 AM
AP via Newsday Apr 13 2004 7:09AM GMT

McDonald's Chooses Wayport for New Wi-Fi
(AP)

McDonald's Chooses Wayport for New Wi-Fi
(AP) 04/13/2004 12:40 AM
AP - McDonald's Corp. has chosen Wayport Inc. to provide wireless Internet service in dining rooms and drive-through windows at several thousand of its U.S. restaurants.

Radio Free Wayport

Radio Free Wayport 03/14/2005 05:47 PM
Wayport streams music in Austin's airport: The streaming audio service is available to Wayport users at the Austin-Bergstrom airport through a relationship with the Texas Music Group, which features many local artists. The music service is free once you're connected to Wayport's network in the airport. The timing is perfect just before SXSW, which I'll be attending the interactive portion of....

Wayport to be Replaced at SeaTac

Wayport to be Replaced at SeaTac 02/10/2004 02:40 AM
The new Wi-Fi network that AT&T Wireless is building at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport will replace the existing network which is owned and operated by Wayport: Wayport appeared unaware of the new network or the impending cancellation of its relationship with the airport. The airport will own the network that AT&T Wireless is building and AT&T Wireless isn't charging the airport for the equipment or installation. The Wi-Fi network comes for free as part of AT&T Wireless's contract to install cellular equipment that will improve cell coverage inside the airport. Airport officials have not decided who will operate the new Wi-Fi network but they are clear about the future of Wayport's network. "Wayport will depart," said Bob Parker, a SeaTac spokesman. Wayport has operated the network at SeaTac for over four years. Its contract ended last year and since then it has been on a month-to-month contract with the airport. "Wayport owns those hotspots. We imagine they will come in and remove them," said John Faulkner, aviation business manager for SeaTac. He hopes that the Wayport network can be shut down at a time that will correspond with the completion of the new network to avoid a breech of service. The new network should be finished by early 2005, though an AT&T Wireless spokesman said he expects it to be completed before then. Wayport seemed unaware of the changes taking place at SeaTac. "We know they're talking to AT&T. We haven't heard anything official," said Dan Lowden, vice president of marketing for Wayport. "We look to continue to work with SeaTac in the way we are." Wayport could be in the running to operate the new network, though it's more likely that if Wayport is involved in the future network it would be through roaming deals with the company that ultimately will operate the network, Faulkner said. As part of the request for proposals to build the cellular and Wi-Fi networks, the airport gave participants the option of bidding on the Wi-Fi operations business as well. AT&T Wireless was one of the bidders that expressed interest in operating the network but the airport has not yet decided who will operate the network. "We want to do the business planning to figure out how to parcel out the network and structure the revenue model," Faulkner said. SeaTac wasn't unhappy with the service from Wayport but the decision to build a cellular network...

Wayport Progress Report

Wayport Progress Report 01/09/2004 09:52 PM
Wayport has built Wi-Fi networks in over 800 locations, including 35,000 hotel rooms: The company has an additional 20,000 hotel rooms sold, soon to be built. In the last six months of 2003, Wayport logged a 113 percent increase in customer connections--defined as sessions of unlimited use in one location--over the same time frame a year earlier. Wayport's revenues for the fourth quarter 2003 grew 87 percent over the same quarter in 2002....

Wayport Hits 6,300 Locations

Wayport Hits 6,300 Locations 01/04/2005 02:27 AM
Wayport has 6,300 locations equipped; 5 million sessions in 2004: Wayport announced that they have exceeded 6,300 hotspots between locations with which they have directly contracted and those that they operate as a managed service, primarily for SBC Communications's FreedomLink network. The company also said that they had 5 million connections in 2004, with 600,000 in October alone. Wayport had about 1,000 location at the end of 2003, and a significant subset included in-room wired broadband hotels with Wi-Fi just in lobbies. Virtually all new locations are Wi-Fi only in retail establishments. Dan Lowden, vice president of marketing at Wayport, said in an interview on Monday that Wayport believes they are now the biggest Wi-Fi network in the U.S., having exceeded T-Mobile's count, which is just under 5,300 according to T-Mobile's location finder. (This doesn't include T-Mobile's fee-based roaming partners.) "We're very very excited about it; it's a big milestone for us. We're excited to be the biggest in the United States," Lowden said. Lowden said that Wayport is adding about 150 locations per week. They expect to exceed 6,000 McDonald's restaurants by third quarter of 2005, pushing their total over 10,000 locations. Because certain large footprints have already been tied up, such as many coffee chains, and because of Wayport's exclusive deal for fast-food restaurants with McDonald's, Wayport is pushing into different kinds of spaces and services. For instance, their deal with Hertz gives them an alternate presence at airports. And Wayport will work with venues that may not need public Wi-Fi at all, or it's an adjunct to the real purpose: private services like cashless transactions (which they're doing with McDonald's) and security. Lowden also noted that even with the hotel market so widely built out with high-speed services, there's still a lot of room to grow or rebuild. "We continue to see opportunities where folks have had three or four service providers over the last three or four years," he said. Wayport's now an established firm with major partners making it easy for them to bat clean up in cases such as these. The company has grown fairly rapidly in the last year to handle the new contracts with over 330 employees now, with 150 hired in the last year....

Linux Powers Wayport

Linux Powers Wayport 02/18/2004 05:18 PM
Newly liberated ex-Wayport, ex-Musenki, ex-Vivato engineer Jim Thompson outs Wayport's hardware secret: Jim notes in his new blog that Wayport's success is definitely partly dependent on its choice long-ago of 802.11b (radical at the time) and Linux. Jim imagines having to fly out and remotely fix thousands of Windows-based authentication and billing modules when Windows viruses and worms hit -- not a problem for Wayport because of their non-MS infrastructure. Jim was CTO at Wayport for several years, and his work at Musenki led to the bridging box that Vivato sells now....

Free Times for Wayport Users

Free Times for Wayport Users 12/11/2003 04:47 PM
Wayport subscribers get full downloads of the electronic edition of The New York Times: This partnership with NewsStand provides Wayporters with the all-in-one edition, which is essentially the print version as an electronic document. Folks who subscribe to the electronic Times get a $25 Wayport prepaid card, which is probably three sessions....

Wayport Plans to Serve McDonald's With
Wi-Fi

Wayport Plans to Serve McDonald's With
Wi-Fi 04/13/2004 01:58 AM
New York Times Apr 13 2004 5:55AM GMT

Wayport fries competition for McDonald's
bid

Wayport fries competition for McDonald's
bid 04/13/2004 10:10 AM
The Wi-Fi company will be the sole provider of wireless Internet access at McDonald's restaurants in the U.S.

Wayport Bags Golden Arches

Wayport Bags Golden Arches 04/13/2004 11:20 AM
Wayport will unwire 13,000 McDonald's: Wayport, one of the very earliest and longest-lasting Wi-Fi hotspot operators, has reportedly become the sole contractor to provide Wi-Fi service in 13,000 McDonald's. The company's CEO is quoted saying that they would add service in up to 3,000 stores this year. Wayport recently snagged The UPS Store contract as well, which involves thousands of stores in the U.S. The service will cost $2.95 for two hours, a substantial discount over most similar pay-as-you-go plans in the U.S. and Europe, significantly below the closest comparable large domestic network, T-Mobile HotSpot, which charges $6 per hour (one-hour minimum) or $10 per day. Cometa Networks and a Toshiba division were also in trials with McDonald's. Cometa recently lost its largest reseller partner, AT&T Wireless, for reasons that weren't disclosed, even as it signed up Barnes & Nobles's several hundred U.S. locations. Toshiba's product always seemed to be a strange play for a company with little Wi-Fi strategy; more of a turnkey-hotspot product than a network plan. None of the articles on the McDonald's deal mention the impact on McDonald's own operations. Back in July 2003, a McDonald's executive mentioned how important the full gestalt of Wi-Fi might be the company: providing them with the ability to have wireless point-of-sale components, offer reduced-price access to staff (thus reducing employee turnover), and letting district managers and contractors have inexpensive access....

McDonald's selects Wayport to serve up
Wi-Fi

McDonald's selects Wayport to serve up
Wi-Fi 04/13/2004 12:50 PM
Wayport Inc. said McDonald's Corp. has selected the company as its exclusive nationwide public access Wi-Fi provider, which could lead to deployment of the world's largest Wi-Fi network. Dan Lowden, vice president of marketing at Austin-based Wayport, said his company expects to install Wi-Fi service in about 3,000 McDonald's restaurants this year and eventually plans to extend the service to "as many as possible" of the 13,000 McDonald's outlets in the U.S. during the course of the four-year contract.

McDonald’s selects Wayport to serve up
Wi-Fi

McDonald’s selects Wayport to serve up
Wi-Fi 04/13/2004 04:52 PM
McDonald’s tapped Wayport to serve as its nationwide Wi-Fi service provider in a four-year contract covering its 13,000 U.S. outlets.

Wayport wins McDonald's hotspot gig

Wayport wins McDonald's hotspot gig 04/22/2004 06:33 AM
WLAN, burger and fries

WAYPORT POWERS McDONALD'S U.S. WI-FI
SERVICES

WAYPORT POWERS McDONALD'S U.S. WI-FI
SERVICES 04/19/2004 10:59 AM
Wi-Fi Technology Forum Apr 19 2004 3:44PM GMT

McDonald's Taps Wayport for Wi-Fi
(NewsFactor)

McDonald's Taps Wayport for Wi-Fi
(NewsFactor) 04/13/2004 03:45 PM
NewsFactor - McDonald's (NYSE: MCD) has chosen Wayport as its preferred provider of high-speed wireless technology, now being rolled out in its fast-food restaurants across the country.

McDonald's chooses Wayport for new Wi-Fi
restaurant service

McDonald's chooses Wayport for new Wi-Fi
restaurant service 04/13/2004 07:25 AM
Boston Globe Apr 13 2004 11:29AM GMT

Wayport, McDonald's cook up hot-spot
deal

Wayport, McDonald's cook up hot-spot
deal 05/24/2004 11:22 PM

Wayport, McDonald's serve hot-spot deal

Wayport, McDonald's serve hot-spot deal 05/25/2004 10:18 AM
ZDNet May 25 2004 2:16PM GMT

McDonald's taps Wayport to add thousands
of Wi-Fi spots

McDonald's taps Wayport to add thousands
of Wi-Fi spots 04/13/2004 01:58 PM
USA Today Apr 13 2004 6:28PM GMT

Wayport adds free NY Times downloads

Wayport adds free NY Times downloads 12/11/2003 03:42 PM

Wayport Brings Wi-fi Wireless Internet
Access To 6,500 Oakwood Apartments

Wayport Brings Wi-fi Wireless Internet
Access To 6,500 Oakwood Apartments 09/19/2004 11:08 PM
Wi-Fi Technology Forum Sep 20 2004 2:12AM GMT

Wayport to Give McDonald's Wireless
Internet Access (Reuters)

Wayport to Give McDonald's Wireless
Internet Access (Reuters) 04/13/2004 09:55 AM
Reuters - Wayport Inc. will provide wireless high-speed Internet access, known as Wi-Fi, to customers in McDonald's Corp. (MCD.N) restaurants in the United States, according to a deal announced by both companies on Tuesday.

Wayport To provide Wi-Fi Wireless
Internet Access For Handlery Hotels

Wayport To provide Wi-Fi Wireless
Internet Access For Handlery Hotels 07/14/2004 03:21 PM
Wi-Fi Technology Forum Jul 14 2004 6:57PM GMT

The DMCA goes Down Under

The DMCA goes Down Under 02/10/2004 02:44 AM
As part of a free trade pact with the U.S. signed over the weekend, Australia will be implementing DMCA-like controls on intellecutal property and media

Rethinking the DMCA

Rethinking the DMCA 04/08/2005 09:54 AM
At its inception, many people called it a lousy law. CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says that proved to be too charitable an appraisal.

Canada Says No To DMCA

Canada Says No To DMCA 03/24/2005 07:38 PM

SCO cuts a deal for legal expenses

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