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Carnegie-Mellon University Monday announced it's making available a free add-on to Mozilla Firefox 3.0 that's intended to boost browser security.

A group of lawyers focused on protecting open-source and free software has filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against Verizon Communications, alleging that routers the company uses with its Fios broadband service violate the GNU GPL (General Public License).

The Software Freedom Law Center, an organization focused on protecting open-source and free software, has filed copyright lawsuits against two US companies, alleging that they are redistributing software in violation of the GNU GPL (General Public License).

Microsoft has dropped two outstanding appeals of European antitrust rulings, following the deal struck with the European Commission at the beginning of this week, the company said.

In what may be the first action of its kind in the US, the Software Freedom Law Center has filed a lawsuit to enforce an open-source license.

New peer-to-peer (P2P) technology has been designed to speed file transfers through the sharing of non-identical files. The system promises to make online file sharing up to five times faster, and could potentially add to the efficiency of software updates and data transfers to and from portable storage devices.

Matthew Szulik stills remembers when, fresh out of college in 1978, he attended a meeting of the newly formed Massachusetts High Technology Council and watched Digital Equipment founder Ken Olsen bring out one of the company's PDP minicomputers and put it on a folding table.

PeopleSoft's newly available PeopleSoft EnterpriseOne Tools 8.93, announced last week, now supports the Linux operating system and BEA WebLogic infrastructure.

The latest release of Danware's remote monitoring software now includes support for Linux, the company has announced.

Hackers embarrassed the European Commission this week by identifying two security holes in SaferInternet.org, a Commission-sponsored Web site promoting a safer Internet.

IBM on Monday unwrapped what the company claims are the first all-wireless lines of products and services intended to help IT shops both large and small extend their e-business strategies in meaningful ways out to their mobile users.