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Tag Archives: Microsoft
Boies Leaves A Trail Of Bad Blood
David Boies was more of an icon than a lawyer, before his Harvey Weinstein association blew up.
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Microsoft Links In
Can tying into Microsoft’s legacy products put LinkedIn on the cutting edge of social networking? Don’t bet on it.
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Secretly Searching The Cloud
Who wants to look over your shoulder when you type a private message to yourself and store it in the cloud?
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A Dangerous IRS Precedent
Bringing private litigators into tax examinations turns routine audits into pretrial discovery. Taxpayers deserve better.
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Newsflash: Europeans Don’t Like Being Spied Upon
The costs of the surveillance state’s overreach are getting bigger and clearer.
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The Stock Market’s Revolving Door
Going public used to be a gateway. Now it is more like a revolving door.
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The Overlooked Talent Of Steve Jobs
Steve Jobs engineered history’s biggest corporate turnaround.
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The Big Tech Antitrust Cycle
Every generation of government lawyers tilts at the Big Tech antitrust windmill, but the windmills keep on spinning.
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