News organizations support Mac sites in Apple Case

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News Organizations Support Bloggers In
Apple Trade Secrets Case

News Organizations Support Bloggers In
Apple Trade Secrets Case 04/11/2005 07:31 PM

More than a half-dozen news organizations are supporting three online journalists who published articles about a top-secret technology product that Apple says was protected by trade secret laws. By Rachel Konrad, Associated Press

News Organizations Support Bloggers In
Apple Trade-Secrets Case (TechWeb)

News Organizations Support Bloggers In
Apple Trade-Secrets Case (TechWeb) 04/13/2005 04:21 AM
TechWeb - Eight of California's largest newspapers and The Associated Press have submitted a court brief seeking to overturn a court ruling ordering three bloggers to reveal their sources to Apple Computer.

News Cos. Support Reporters in Apple
Case (AP)

News Cos. Support Reporters in Apple
Case (AP) 04/11/2005 05:02 PM
AP - More than a half-dozen news organizations are supporting three online journalists who published articles about a top-secret technology product that Apple Computer Inc. says was protected by trade secret laws.

The news of the Air Force and White
Housedisproving the allegations about
the Bush medal cameFriday, as CBS News
and other news organizations werereeling
from the disclosure that they had
publish

The news of the Air Force and White
Housedisproving the allegations about
the Bush medal cameFriday, as CBS News
and other news organizations werereeling
from the disclosure that they had
publish 09/14/2004 07:17 AM
this led to Air Force responses .. shitty start .. Thus sinks

upi.com/view.cfm?StoryID=20040913-122231-6905r
track this site | 4 links

Other News: Apple Support Kudos

Other News: Apple Support Kudos 05/11/2004 09:13 AM
Consumer Reports ranks Apple support above Dell's and others'.

News: Apple updates Xsan to 1.1, adds
Tiger support

News: Apple updates Xsan to 1.1, adds
Tiger support 06/22/2005 02:33 AM
Apple has updated its Xsan software with new features and support for Mac OS X Tiger.

Can News Organizations Train Citizen
Journalists?

Can News Organizations Train Citizen
Journalists? 04/14/2005 04:59 PM
With all the talk recently about "citizen journalism" and getting everyone to report on news events as they occur, many in the traditional media are dismissing these citizen journalism efforts as being "not journalism" or just plain "bad." Generally, though, those who are responding this way are probably doing so because they actually feel threatened by these efforts. A smarter move might be to embrace the efforts, and while recognizing that many of the citizen journalist reports will have problems, look for ways to help improve them. The folks at E-Media Tidbits are suggesting that traditional news organizations actively look into training so-called citizen journalists. They can complain all they want about the quality, but this is an opportunity to actually help improve that quality. The idea is that a "trained" citizen journalist gets some sort of status that makes it easier for their material to rise to the top. While it's not clear if this particular suggestion really does make sense (or if it's just a way of trying to add another layer of "certification" to the process), it's still good to see some at least thinking about ways in which traditional news organizations can work with these new efforts -- rather than simply scoffing at them and pretending they don't exist.

Amid Hurricane, News Organizations Get
Readers' Help

Amid Hurricane, News Organizations Get
Readers' Help 08/27/2004 01:28 PM
UPDATED TBO.com, the website of several Tampa Bay area news organizations, asked its readers for help during Hurricane Charley. The readers came through, says Jim Riley, senior editor for content at the organization, who says:

The links can be viewed from http://www.tbo.com/hurrica necharley/ ...look under the blue Special Reports stripe under "Your Voice" and you'll see five user photo galleries followed by "Damage Reports" and "Riding Out The Storm."

Direct links: Through Your Lens:
* Aug. 17, 2004 Aftermath
* Aug. 16, 2004: Aftermath
* Aug. 15, 2004: Aftermath
* Aug. 14, 2004: Aftermath
* Aug. 13, 2004: Preparation

Damage Reports:
* Read Submissions
Riding Out The Storm:
* Read Submissions Updated to repair broken links.

All Headline News Expands It's Service
Offerings for Charities,
Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO's)
and Accredited Educational Institutions

All Headline News Expands It's Service
Offerings for Charities,
Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO's)
and Accredited Educational Institutions 03/23/2005 04:45 AM
Registered 501(c)(3) charities, qualifying non-governmental organizations (NGO's) and accredited educational institutions can now receive expanded news and content delivery services from All Headline News Corp. [PRWEB Mar 23, 2005]

Wrestling-News.com Column: Our Response
To Jim Ross Calling Internet News Sites
'Horse Manure'

Wrestling-News.com Column: Our Response
To Jim Ross Calling Internet News Sites
'Horse Manure' 02/13/2004 11:47 PM
Wrestling-News Feb 14 2004 4:06AM GMT

Sucks Sites Get Some More Support

Sucks Sites Get Some More Support 04/05/2005 04:42 AM
The issue of so-called "suck s sites" has come up plenty of times before. Someone upset by something a company did puts up a website all about how that company "sucks" and (almost invariably) the company proceeds to sue the person for trademark infringement, thereby guaranteeing that their heavy handed tactics get more attention. A smarter move might be to actually address the issues on the site or simply leave it alone, but somehow many corporate lawyers just can't resist. While some of these sites have been awarded to the companies, it looks like the courts are increasingly realizing that people have the right to criticize companies online. The latest such decision, about someone angry with a hair-replacement service, has some great quotes from the court explaining why this isn't trademark infringement (though, the court also chose to go the pun route with phrases like "bald-faced" and "splitting hairs"). "The Supreme Court has made it clear that trademark infringement law prevents only unauthorized uses of a trademark in connection with a commercial transaction in which the trademark is being used to confuse potential consumers. Kremer's use of the Bosley Medical mark simply cannot mislead consumers into buying a competing product -- no customer will mistakenly purchase a hair replacement service from Kremer under the belief that the service is being offered by Bosley." Once again, the courts have been called in to explain that a trademark doesn't mean you control every instance of the trademark -- but just those where someone is trying to mislead and confuse potential customers. You would think that lawyers (you know, experts in the law) would understand this concept by now. Update: Apparently, confusion over this matter is fairly common. Even the AP's "legal affairs writer" seems to think copyright and trademarks are interchangeable terms.

Optimizing News Sites For Google News

Optimizing News Sites For Google News 09/24/2004 01:14 PM

Tax Exempt Charitable Organizations -
Exempt Organizations Use of the Internet

Tax Exempt Charitable Organizations -
Exempt Organizations Use of the Internet 06/11/2004 12:44 PM
Mondaq Jun 11 2004 5:08PM GMT

Apple launches wireless hardware: Apple
Computer Inc. has broadened its support
of Windows-based

Apple launches wireless hardware: Apple
Computer Inc. has broadened its support
of Windows-based 06/08/2004 02:35 AM
NDTV Jun 8 2004 7:03AM GMT

Web Winners | Learning disabilities
sites offer advice and support

Web Winners | Learning disabilities
sites offer advice and support 04/22/2004 07:45 AM
Philadelphia Inquirer Apr 22 2004 12:28PM GMT

CCPI Hires Site Manager, Technical
Support for Kentucky Sites

CCPI Hires Site Manager, Technical
Support for Kentucky Sites 04/15/2005 04:56 AM
Convention Communications Provisioners, Inc. (CCPI), a telecommunications, Internet, Wi-Fi, and networking company serving convention centers, hotels, and other hospitality venues, today announced that the company has hired Dan Dobson as the site manager for the Kentucky Exposition Center and Kentucky International Convention Center. Assisting Dobson at the sites will be Mitchell Hughes and Wesley Priddy, providing on-site technical customer support. [PRWEB Apr 15, 2005]

Airbus withdraws support for Microsoft
in EU case

Airbus withdraws support for Microsoft
in EU case 09/24/2004 09:37 AM
European aircraft maker Airbus SAS has withdrawn its petition to intervene in the European Commission's antitrust case against Microsoft Corp., one week before the software maker is set to have a hearing in its appeal, a Microsoft representative confirmed on Friday.

News Sites, Where the Men Are

News Sites, Where the Men Are 08/04/2004 04:43 AM
The online news business has a curious imbalance: Far more men read news on the Web than women. For online publishers seeking to steal advertising money from TV, this is a boon. But editors are worried something is off kilter with online news. By Laila Weir.

EU's Microsoft Case Gains Support of 5
Firms

EU's Microsoft Case Gains Support of 5
Firms 04/07/2005 03:26 AM
Los Angeles Times Apr 7 2005 8:09AM GMT

"News sites should geocode"

"News sites should geocode" 06/08/2004 05:52 AM

How to Make News Sites Better

How to Make News Sites Better 06/06/2004 05:31 PM

CyberJournalist. net: 101 ways to improve your news site: Some great suggestions here on how to improve news Web sites. I emailed this link to the Webmasters of the big three news stations here in Sioux Falls.

Post a form at the end of a breaking news story asking witnesses to send in details of what they saw — and then add the information you can verify to the story. [...] Invite anyone in your community to write Weblogs for your news site [...] Take the best content from Weblogs on your news site (now that you've got so many) and publish them in your newspaper.

Via Anil Dash.

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Apple vs. Rumor Sites Analysis

Apple vs. Rumor Sites Analysis 03/30/2005 05:01 PM
MacWorld published an extensive analysis on the issues surrounding Apple's recent lawsuit against unnamed individuals (Doe No. 1, et al) for informati...

Mac sites subpoenaed. Apple wants them
to name names.

Mac sites subpoenaed. Apple wants them
to name names. 12/22/2004 01:57 AM
The Mac Observer has the exclusive on Apple's subpoena of three Mac web sites (AppleInsider.com, PowerPage.org, and ThinkSecret.com) that allegedly leaked facts about an upcoming audio hardware product code named "Asteroid" or "Q97". These three Mac news sites have not been named as defendants in the lawsuit Apple began filing late last week. Please turn to The Mac Observer for all the details on this story.

[Links from this story may be found on MacMerc.com. Click the title to delve deeper.]

Apple subpoenas Mac sites over audio
device

Apple subpoenas Mac sites over audio
device 12/22/2004 01:51 AM
Apple is seeking to force three Mac rumor sites to turn over information about the person who leaked details on a forthcoming music product...

Apple wins ruling against rumor sites

Apple wins ruling against rumor sites 03/14/2005 05:35 PM
Three online reporters have been ordered by a California judge to turn over confidential sources to Apple Computer.

Apple Wins: Sites Must Reveal Sources

Apple Wins: Sites Must Reveal Sources 03/14/2005 04:42 PM
Friday, Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge James Kleinberg ruled that an online journalists' Internet service provider can be obligated to identify confidential sources to Apple's legal counsel. The ruling rejected the defense's arguments that California's shield laws protect the anonymity of sources.

Apple.com traffic leads all computer web
sites

Apple.com traffic leads all computer web
sites 12/02/2003 01:06 AM
Nielsen/NetRatings reports that Apple.com led all computer hardware e-commerce sites with 4.5 million visitors for the week ended Nov...

Before Urban League, Bush Makes His Case
for Black Support of GOP
(washingtonpost.com)

Before Urban League, Bush Makes His Case
for Black Support of GOP
(washingtonpost.com) 07/23/2004 09:18 PM
washingtonpost.com - DETROIT, July 23 -- President Bush accused the Democratic Party on Friday of taking African Americans for granted and suggested they would have more political leverage if they spread their votes around. But he admitted that the Republican Party "has got a lot of work to do" to improve its paltry support among minority voters.

Speedy reader delivers news from many
sites

Speedy reader delivers news from many
sites 08/28/2004 09:29 AM
Chicago Tribune Aug 28 2004 12:34PM GMT

[News.com.com] IE bug lets fake sites
look real

[News.com.com] IE bug lets fake sites
look real 12/10/2003 07:53 PM

News Web Sites Court Campaign Ads
(washingtonpost.com)

News Web Sites Court Campaign Ads
(washingtonpost.com) 07/30/2004 08:22 AM
washingtonpost.com - Online news sites are offering their readers more than just comprehensive coverage of the presidential election this year. They are also serving up campaign ads in an attempt to earn a slice of the $1.25 billion expected to be spent on political advertising this year.

Google bans fascist news sites

Google bans fascist news sites 03/24/2005 08:31 PM
Addict3d.org Mar 25 2005 12:25AM GMT

News sites add content, capacity in
preparation for war

News sites add content, capacity in
preparation for war 03/19/2003 10:26 PM
With an expected U.S.-led war against Iraq near, online news providers are preparing their Web sites for heavy online traffic by bolstering their IT infrastructure and streamlining content.

Online News Sites registration
workarounds

Online News Sites registration
workarounds 07/20/2004 04:06 PM

I know what I do when I encounter a news site that requires registration I go elsewhere. Why do I want to entrust a news company with my personal demographic information when I can read the same story on a news site that does not require registration. Wired takes a look at sites offering ways to bypass site registration and Techdirt offers commentary on the sheer stupidity of news sites that hide their content from behind a login. [Wired] [Techdirt]

Apple Asks Judge to Order Web Sites to
Name Sources

Apple Asks Judge to Order Web Sites to
Name Sources 03/14/2005 06:16 PM
The outcome of a lawsuit brought by Apple Computer could have far-reaching ramifications for the ability of bloggers to maintain the confidentiality of unnamed sources.

Apple leads in visits to computer
hardware sites

Apple leads in visits to computer
hardware sites 12/31/2003 03:47 PM
InternetRetailer.com Dec 31 2003 3:10PM ET

Apple Subpoenas Mac Rumor Sites Over
Audio Product

Apple Subpoenas Mac Rumor Sites Over
Audio Product 12/22/2004 01:13 AM

A California Superior Court has granted a request by Apple to serve subpoenas on three Mac rumor Web sites seeking information on who leaked facts about an un-announced audio hardware product code named "Asteroid" or "Q97". By Brad Gibson, Mac Observer

Apple wins round in lawsuit against
rumour sites

Apple wins round in lawsuit against
rumour sites 03/14/2005 04:23 PM
A California judge on Friday ruled that Apple has the right to subpoena the records of the three Macintosh sites that recently published details on an unreleased Apple product. Apple filed a civil complaint against unnamed individuals who allegedly stole trade secrets and posted detailed information about an unannounced Apple product last December. "Apple's DNA is innovation and the protection of our trade secrets is crucial to our success," the company said in a statement in December. Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge James P. Kleinberg ruled that Apple's interests in protecting trade secrets outweighed any interest the public may have in the information, according to CNET. "The public has had, and continues to have, a profound interest in gossip about Apple," Kleinberg said. "Therefore, it is not surprising that hundreds of thousands of 'hits' on a Web site about Apple have and will happen. But an interested public is not the same as the public interest."

Online Gaming Sites Stickier During May
Than Sports And News

Online Gaming Sites Stickier During May
Than Sports And News 06/17/2004 08:58 PM
Mediapost.com - Thu Jun 17, 11:39 am GMT
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