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Baidu.com Goes Public, Lynn Lawyer Speaks Out, LinuxWorld In the News

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Aug. 6, 2005 02:00 PM

Baidu.com saw its stock soar more than 350% on its first day of public trading on the U.S. Nasdaq market.

Attorney Jennifer Granick says that Cisco and ISS had a very weak case in suppressing researcher Michael Lynn’s now-infamous presentation at the Black Hat conference.

Retail consultant IHL Consulting says that Linux is making advances in the global retail sector.

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SYS-CON i-Technology Podcast - August 6, 2005
. Baidu.com stock rose more than 350% in its first day of trading. The 'google of China' is now worth $4 billion. An attorney representing Michael Lynn says Cisco and ISS had a weak case. And Linux shows signs of increasing acceptance in the retail sector on the eve of the LinuxWorld conference in San Francisco.

SYS-CON i-Technology Podcast - August 6, 2005. Baidu.com stock rose more than 350% in its first day of trading. The 'google of China' is now worth $4 billion. An attorney representing Michael Lynn says Cisco and ISS had a weak case. And Linux shows signs of increasing acceptance in the retail sector on the eve of the LinuxWorld conference in San Francisco.

SYS-CON i-Technology Podcast - August 6, 2005. Baidu.com stock rose more than 350% in its first day of trading. The 'google of China' is now worth $4 billion. An attorney representing Michael Lynn says Cisco and ISS had a weak case. And Linux shows signs of increasing acceptance in the retail sector on the eve of the LinuxWorld conference in San Francisco.

Baidu.com stock rose more than 350% in its first day of trading. The 'google of China' is now worth $4 billion. An attorney representing Michael Lynn says Cisco and ISS had a weak case. And Linux shows signs of increasing acceptance in the retail sector on the eve of the LinuxWorld conference in San Francisco.


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