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TODAY ON iTnews.com.au:    Skype founders sued for racketeering   Torrentspy files motion to dismiss in piracy case   Intel defends position in EU antitrust probe   Beatles say iTunes is bad Apple   AMTA talks up phone recycling
Wednesday, 29th March 2006
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  • Skype founders sued for racketeering
  • Torrentspy files motion to dismiss in piracy case
  • Intel defends position in EU antitrust probe
  • Beatles say iTunes is bad Apple
  • AMTA talks up phone recycling
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    Skype founders sued for racketeering
    StreamCast Networks, the company behind the Morpheus peer-to-peer file-sharing client, has filed suit against VoIP company Skype Technologies and its founders on racketeering charges. More...

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    Torrentspy files motion to dismiss in piracy case
    The Torrentspy search engine filed a motion to dismiss a Los Angeles Federal Court copyright lawsuit late on Monday. More...

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    Intel defends position in EU antitrust probe
    Intel is confident that the way it runs its business is legal, chairman Craig Barrett said on Tuesday in commenting on an antitrust investigation by the European Commission. More...

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    Beatles say iTunes is bad Apple
    Apple Computer is on the defensive in Europe for the second time
    in as many weeks as the company prepares to battle The Beatles' record
    label. More...

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    AMTA talks up phone recycling
    The Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) has reported that the publics’ participation in mobile phone recycling is on the rise. More...

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