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1. Dance training intensity at 11-14 years is associated with femoral torsion in classical ballet dancers

Author

Hamilton, D., Aronsen, P., Loken, J.H., Berg, I.M., Skotheim, R., Hopper, D., Clarke, A., Briffa, N.K., and Crichton, K.J.

Subjects
Ballet dancing -- Physiological aspects, Ballet dancing -- Research, Ballerinas -- Training, Ballerinas -- Physiological aspects, Ballet dancers -- Training, Ballet dancers -- Physiological aspects, Torsion -- Research, Health, Sports and fitness
Published
2006

4. Competitors Say Microsoft Is Up To Old Tricks; As vendor waits for court OK of antitrust settlement, it has angered some competitors by limiting release of data

Author

Hopper, D. Ian and Writer, AP Technology

Subjects
Company business management, Company legal issue, Microsoft Corp. -- Management, Microsoft Corp. -- Cases, United States. Department of Justice -- Cases, United States. Department of Justice -- Investigations, Computer software industry
Abstract

WASHINGTON (AP)--As Microsoft awaits court approval of its landmark antitrust settlement with the government, the company has angered some competitors by tightly limiting the technical data it promised to release. […]

Published
2002

5. Music Companies Try To Force Verizon To Name Alleged Copyright Violator; Judge's decision could dictate how copyright holders deal with Internet piracy

Author

Hopper, D. Ian and Writer, AP Technology

Subjects
Patent/copyright issue, Internet service provider, Company legal issue, Verizon Communications Inc. -- Cases, Sound recording industry -- Cases, District courts -- Cases, Internet service providers -- Cases
Abstract

WASHINGTON (AP)--The music industry asked a judge Friday to force Internet service provider Verizon to identify a subscriber accused of illegally trading copyrighted songs. The judge's decision, which could come […]

Published
2002

6. Industry Lobbying Removes Parts Of National Cybersecurity Plan; White House changes its mind on several security ideas after lobbying by industry groups

Author

Hopper, D. Ian, Bridis, Ted, and Writers, Associated Press

Subjects
Industry trend, Backbone networks -- Safety and security measures, Lobbyists -- Planning
Abstract

WASHINGTON (AP) --_ Under intense lobbying by industry groups, a White House panel studying ways to protect America's high-tech backbone has dropped several security ideas and turned others into topics […]

Published
2002

7. IVillage E-Mail System Displays Strangers' Notes; The company is aware of the glitch and is trying to fix it. IVillage took its E-mail system offline at 10 a.m. EDT

Author

Hopper, D. Ian and Writer, AP Technology

Subjects
Company service review, Company Web site/Web page, Privacy issue, iVillage Inc. -- Services, Online services -- Services, Privacy -- Protection and preservation, Women -- Services
Abstract

WASHINGTON (AP)--Women who logged on Thursday to iVillage.com, a Web site network devoted to women, found not only the typical discussions on breast-feeding and children but other people's private messages […]

Published
2002

8. D.C.-Area Wireless Network Planned; Local authorities are to use wireless networks to share databases and communicate during emergencies

Author

Hopper, D. Ian and Writer, AP Technology

Subjects
Government systems management, Wireless LAN/WAN system, War on Terrorism, 2001- -- Management, Emergency communication systems -- Washington, D.C., Wireless local area networks (Computer networks) -- Usage
Abstract

WASHINGTON (AP)--Police, fire, and other emergency personnel in the Washington area will soon be able to use a wireless network to communicate and share databases when responding to everything from […]

Published
2002

9. Bush Adviser Urges Hackers To Try To Break Software; Richard Clarke told hackers they have a responsibility to find and report security holes in software

Author

Hopper, D. Ian and Press, The Associated

Subjects
Hacker, Product defect/failure, Software architecture, Industry event, Computer software industry -- Product defects and recalls, Computer hackers -- Conferences, meetings and seminars
Abstract

LAS VEGAS--An adviser to President Bush encouraged top computer security professionals and hackers Wednesday to try to break computer programs, offering to support and protect good-faith researchers from the legal […]

Published
2002

10. FBI Passes On Hijacked Al-Qaida Web Site; A Maryland man took over what's billed as a prime communication site, but a lumbering FBI eventually said 'no thanks.'

Author

Hopper, D. Ian and Writer, AP Technology

Subjects
Military application, Company Web site/Web page, Hacker, United States. Federal Bureau of Investigation -- Investigations, Al-Qaeda, Online services -- Military aspects, Web sites -- Military aspects, Computer hackers -- Military aspects
Abstract

WASHINGTON -- When Web operator Jon Messner gained control of one of al-Qaida's prime Internet communication sites, he offered it to the FBI to use it for disinformation and collecting […]

Published
2002

11. Tech Industry Pushes Homeland Security Legislation; Companies making homeland security devices, such as bomb detectors, want the government to pick up the tab if their products fail and they are sued

Author

Hopper, D. Ian and Press, The Associated

Subjects
Government regulation, Security systems industry -- Laws, regulations and rules, Security systems -- Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

WASHINGTON--The companies making new homeland security devices, such as bomb detectors and biological weapon alarms, want the government to pick up the tab if their products fail and they are […]

Published
2002

12. New Virus Can Infect Picture Files; The virus, dubbed Perrun, isn't infecting computers but is causing concern because it's the first to cross from program infection into data files

Author

Hopper, D. Ian and Press, The Associated

Subjects
Virus, E-mail, Technology overview, Computer viruses -- Forecasts and trends, Electronic mail systems -- Safety and security measures
Abstract

WASHINGTON - A new computer virus is the first ever to infect picture files, an anti-virus firm reported Thursday, making sharing family photos on the Internet a potentially dangerous activity. […]

Published
2002

13. Gates Ends Testimony In Microsoft Antitrust Trial; Chairman Bill Gates wraps up three days of trying to convince a judge that Microsoft doesn't deserve harsher antitrust penalties

Author

Hopper, D. Ian, Press, The Associated, and Press, Associated

Subjects
Antitrust issue, Company legal issue, Microsoft Corp. -- Cases, Antitrust law -- Cases
Abstract

WASHINGTON--Wrapping up three days on the witness stand, Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates testified Wednesday he didn't believe tactics his company used, which were later deemed illegal by courts, significantly hurt […]

Published
2002

14. Antitrust Witness On Microsoft Payroll; An economist defending Microsoft began software research when retained by Microsoft

Author

Hopper, D. Ian and Writer, AP

Subjects
Operating system, Antitrust issue, Company legal issue, Web browser, Microsoft Corp. -- Cases, United States. Department of Justice -- Cases, Computer software industry -- Cases, Web browsers -- Cases, Operating systems -- Cases, Witnesses -- Investigations
Abstract

WASHINGTON (AP)--An economist testifying as a key Microsoft witness acknowledged Wednesday that he never wrote about the software industry until he was retained by the company as a consultant. The […]

Published
2002

15. Vendors send personal info to marketing firm

Author

Hopper, D. Ian

Subjects
Interhack Corp. -- Research, Coremetrics Inc. -- Services, Security services industry -- Research, Online services -- Marketing, Marketing research firms -- Services, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business
Published
2000

24. Microsoft: disclosures could help hackers.

Author

Hopper, D. Ian

Subjects
Antitrust law -- Interpretation and construction, Disclosure statements (Accounting) -- Cases, Microsoft Corp. -- Cases
Published
2002

25. Modular Windows 'could cripple' outside components.

Author

Hopper, D. Ian

Subjects
Microsoft Windows XP (Operating system) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Operating systems -- Laws, regulations and rules, Computer peripherals -- Laws, regulations and rules
Published
2002

35. Tiny transistors a big breakthrough

Author

Hopper, D. Ian

Subjects
Lucent Technologies Inc., Telecommunications equipment industry, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Published
2001

41. Red alert sounded over Internet worm

Author

Hopper, D. Ian

Subjects
Microsoft Corp., Computer software industry, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Published
2001

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