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IBM moves Linux beat to Brazil

June 14, 2004

SAN FRANCISCO - As part of its move to sell to corporations along industry lines, IBM's Global Services division is offering services to Brazilian corporations…

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Grand jury praises touch-screen voting, criticizes state ban

June 13, 2004

SAN DIEGO-The county's grand jury criticized California Secretary of State Kevin Shelley's decision to ban new touchscreen voting machines in November. The…

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With e-voting, Diebold treads where IBM wouldn't

June 13, 2004

OAKLAND, Calif.--History can be an important lesson when it comes to computerized voting, according to a story in the Oakland Tribune.

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Internet kiosks to be installed at Texas rest areas

June 8, 2004

AUSTIN,Texas - Travelers may soon be able to surf the Internet while they stretch their legs or grab a soda at Texas rest areas, according to a story in the…

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Welfare poised to go private, utilize self-service technologies

June 2, 2004

TALLAHASSEE, Fla.-State officials are moving ahead with a plan to privatize Florida's welfare system without waiting for federal approval and despite…

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Second Wexler voting challenge thrown out

May 25, 2004

PALM BEACH, Fla.-A federal judge threw out U.S. Rep. Robert Wexler's second challenge to paperless voting, according to an article in the Palm Beach Post.

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Arguments against e-voting shouldn't stop progress

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May 24, 2004

There is a huge backlash underway toward the adoption of e-voting systems, and the momentum seems to be growing. Read what Greg Swistak has to say about the…

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Automated kiosk takes letters, parcels 24/7

May 20, 2004

ANN ARBOR, Mich.-There's no need to wait in line for the next postal clerk, according to an article in the Ann Arbor News.   The U.S. Postal Service is testing…

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Self-service lottery terminals on way to Pennsylvania

May 19, 2004

HARRISBURG, Pa.-The Pennsylvania Lottery is launching self service lottery terminals in areas like sports arenas, resorts, airports and taverns, according to a…

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New voting machines sit unused

May 12, 2004

INDIANAPOLIS-According to a story in the Indianapolis Star, the 615 unused touchscreen voting kiosks that are collecting dust in an Eastside warehouse might…

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Indiana's BMV kiosk vendor takes blame for causing overcharges

May 11, 2004

INDIANAPOLIS-A vendor hired by the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles admitted Tuesday to causing the state agency to overcharge hundreds of people for license…

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Diebold facing potential voting problems

May 8, 2004

NORTH CANTON, Ohio-In 2003, Diebold won the largest voting contract in the U.S., a deal worth $55 million, in Maryland, according to an article on…

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KIS preferred vendor for DynaTouch military kiosks

May 6, 2004

LOUISVILLE, Colo. -- Kiosk Information Systems (KIS) announced its strategic marketing partnership with DynaTouch Corp., a leading kiosk software developer and…

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Computer expert: E-voting systems flawed

May 5, 2004

WASHINGTON-Electronic voting systems are highly vulnerable and flawed according to an article on CNN.com.

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Computer expert: E-voting systems flawed

WASHINGTON (AP)--Electronic voting systems are highly vulnerable and flawed according to an article on CNN.com.

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E-Data sues Getty Images and Corbis

May 4, 2004

LONG ISLAND, NY-Digital media company E-Data announced it has filed patent infringement lawsuits against Getty Images and Corbis, the latest companies that may…

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Internet zaps long lines at immigration offices

May 3, 2004

Los Angeles--The tedious hours-long wait outside the downtown Los Angeles federal immigration office to process paperwork has been greatly diminished by a new…

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New information points hit the right buttons

May 3, 2004

LONDON--Kiosks, or new information points, or as they are known, are hitting all the right buttons with Gateshead residents according to a story on Managing…

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California decertifies touch screens

May 2, 2004

RIVERSIDE, CA--Secretary of State Kevin Shelley decertified all touch-screen voting systems in 10 California counties, according to a story in The…

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