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• Security Check: Reducing Risks to Your Computer Systems ( June 2003 )
  Federal Trade Commission

  Sound security for businesses means regular risk assessment, effective coordination and oversight, and prompt response to new developments. Basic steps in information security planning include identifying internal and external risks to the security, designing and implementing safeguards, and periodically monitoring and testing the safeguards.

• Decision on Scope of Covered Loss to Computer Operations from Power Outage Sparks Policyholder Interest ( September 2000 )
  Walter J. Andrews, Frank  Winston and Lon A. Berk of Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP

  This alert reviews the American Guarantee & Liability Insurance Company v. Ingram Micro Inc, decision whereby the Ninth Circuit left standing the lower court's opinion that a power outage that temporarily erased the contents of a computer memory chip triggered a first party property claim under an insurance contract.

• U.S. v. Microsoft, The Fight Continues ( April 2000 )
  John Stuart Smith of Nixon Peabody LLP

  This article reviews Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson's conclusions of law in the Microsoft Case and the likelihood of the court granting the government's relief requests.

• Antitrust Law in the High-Technology Industry: Recent Developments in United States v. Microsoft Provides Insight to Department of Justice's Stance on Antitrust Violations ( January 2000 )
  John H. Brinsley of Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP

  On November 5, 1999, United States District Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson issued his much anticipated Findings of Fact in <I>United States v. Microsoft</I>, 65 F. Supp. 2d 1, 1999 WL 1001107 (D.D.C. 1999).

• Convergence Of Powers In The New Media Sector And How It Relates To Competition Law ( December 1999 )
  Michael M Sax of Michael M. Sax

  Mr. Sax raises interesting questions regarding competition law in the light of the new media sector.

• U.S. and Microsoft, A Fight to the Finish? ( November 1999 )
  John Stuart Smith of Nixon Peabody LLP

  This article reviews District Judge Thomas Penfield's findings of fact in the Microsoft Antitrust decision. The findings of fact issued is the first step in the decisional process that will next include the conclusions of law and final judgment.

• Regulator Advises Banks on PC Banking ( September 1999 )
  Jaffe Raitt Heuer & Weiss, P.C.

  On August 24, 1998 the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency ("OCC") advised banks on ways to identify and.

• Microsoft and the Antitrust Laws in the Digital Age the Browser Wars and Beyond ( June 1999 )
  Gary L. Benton of Coudert Brothers LLP

  A recurring question raised in public debate over the legal battle between the government and Microsoft is whether.

• The New ISNI ( June 1999 )
  Coudert Brothers LLP

  Independent Service Network International (ISNI) started out as an organization of what was then called Third-Part.

• Generating Productivity Growth: A Review of the Role of Workplace Practices and Computers ( September 1996 )
  United States Department of Labor-Office of the Solicitor

  This Department of Labor report summarizes new research that uses detailed establishment level data to examine the respective contributions of human capital investments, workplace practices, and computers on labor productivity.