A Look at Cases Giuliani Prosecuted
Newsday - Giuliani personally prosecuted the case against Bronx Democratic boss Stanley Friedman and four co-defendants for a scheme to get a $22.7 million Parking Violations Bureau contract for hand-held computers through a pattern of racketeering. Friedman
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A bunch of old MUGs
Age - Computer hobbyists are a dying breed - literally. Computer club officials say their members are getting greyer and fewer in number as home computers become steadily more common and treated more like the telephone: always there, always on. They
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Jury set for ex-Tenn. lawmaker’s trial
Boston Online - The company supposedly bought and resold used government computers, but it actually was an FBI front. Ford and his lawyer, Michael Scholl, have refused to discuss defense strategy, but Ford is expected to argue he was a business consultant for E-Cycle
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DVD Security Group Says It Fixed Flaws
Hampton Roads Daily Press - Makers of software for playing the discs on computers will offer patches containing new keys and closing the hole that allowed observant hackers to discover ways to strip high-def DVDs of their protection. Digital rights management protection, or DRM
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Carteret surveyed for technology needs
Daily News - BEAUFORT - Carteret County wants to know how residents are getting information about county services and how technology and computers can help meet their needs. A strategic technology plan is being developed for the county and as work begins the
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Ex-Legislator s Corruption Case Goes to Trial in Tennessee
New York Times - MEMPHIS, April 9 E-Cycle Management could have been any Tennessee company, in this case a business with an environmentally sound mission of recycling used computers. The company gave out campaign contributions in cash, and its lobbyists knew
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