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Group sues for crypto czar records - The Electronic Privacy Information Center today filed a lawsuit seeking public disclosure of the travel records of ambassador David Aaron, the "crypto czar" for the Clinton administration. [News.com]
 
Groups to debate Net privacy issues - Industry and consumer advocacy groups will square off this week before the Federal Trade Commission over the best way to protect user privacy online: industry self-regulation or federal legislation. [News.com]
 
Grove to gamers: Focus on the PC - Intel Chairman and CEO Andrew Grove today encouraged the video game software industry to think of the PC as more important than games consoles. [News.com]
 
HP adds smart card keyboards - New PCs from Hewlett-Packard (HWP) may help to boost the use of smart cards among U.S. corporations. [News.com]
 
HP completes VeriFone merger - Hewlett-Packard (HWP) today completed its $1.29 billion merger with Internet commerce software vendor VeriFone (VFI). [News.com]
 
HP exec wants Euro telco competition - Liberalized telephone markets will provide cheaper prices and innovative new products, and finally turn Europeans on to the delights of high technology, according to Hewlett-Packard (HWP). [News.com]
 
HP looks hard at digital imaging - Hewlett-Packard (HWP) today debuted an Internet imaging initiative that targets everybody from content producers and software developers to families building photo albums. [News.com]
 
HP moves toward direct sales - Hewlett-Packard (HWP) will overhaul its sales structure to make it more like a direct sales model, following a strategy that has been key to the success of rival Dell Computer (DELL). [News.com]
 
HP plans 1,000 new Irish jobs - Hewlett-Packard (HWP) said today it will create 1,000 new jobs at its Leixlip plant in County Kildare, Ireland, as part of a $151 million expansion plan. [News.com]
 
Hackers jam Microsoft's site - Hackers exploited a bug in Microsoft's (MSFT) server software, jamming the company's Web site since yesterday. [News.com]
 
Hancock: Apple making real headway - PC Expo attendees are mostly Windows users. But that didn't stop Apple Computer's chief technologist, Ellen Hancock, from preaching the Mac OS gospel here today. [News.com]
 
Hancock: Apple making real headway - PC Expo attendees are mostly Windows users. But that didn't stop Apple Computer's chief technologist, Ellen Hancock, from preaching the Mac OS gospel here today. [News.com]
 
Hayes cuts modem pool prices - Hayes Microcomputer today announced price cuts of up to 40 percent on its Century 2 line of remote access products. [News.com]
 
Hayes to go public through Micronics - Hayes Microcomputer Products' merger talks with Micronics Computers (MCRN) are part of a strategy to take Hayes public and give the modem maker a war chest for acquisitions, Hayes Chairman Dennis Hayes said. [News.com]
 
Hayes, Micronics in merger talks - Just as two wrongs don't make a right, one troubled company plus another troubled company does not make a healthy company. [News.com]
 
High hopes hurt Oracle stock - Oracle (ORCL) saw its stock fall today despite reporting record fourth-quarter revenues yesterday that matched Wall Street's expectations. [News.com]
 
Hitachi shows off convergence hardware - Hitachi's vision of multimedia convergence between consumer devices and PCs took shape at Spring Comdex today. [News.com]
 
Hotmail porn spam reported - According to conventional wisdom, free email services were created for members to send and receive personal messages, not for sending out pornography ads for free. But that's apparently what some Netizens say happened with Hotmail, one of the leading free email providers. [News.com]
 
Hundt may question megamergers - In what is being billed as a major speech on merger policy, the top U.S. phone regulator is expected to raise warning flags today about the kind of deal being proposed between AT&T (T) and SBC Communications (SBC). [News.com]
 
IBM Argentina chief out on high bail - A judge investigating an alleged bribery case involving IBM's (IBM) local unit set bail at $1 million yesterday for the former head of the computer giant in Argentina, state news agency Telam reported. [News.com]
 
 

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