Japan ex-Internet icon pleads not guilty
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Takafumi Horie, the former CEO of  Internet firm Livedoor Co. who came to symbolize a freewheeling  capitalism that challenged with Japan's staid corporate norms,  pleaded not guilty on Monday to charges of breaking securities  laws.
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Takafumi Horie, the former CEO of   Internet firm Livedoor Co. who came to symbolize a freewheeling   capitalism that clashed with Japan's cozy corporate norms,   pleaded not guilty on Monday to charges of breaking securities   law.
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Former Internet mogul Takafumi Horie asserted his innocence at his trial's opening Monday, challenging the Japanese court system with the same cockiness with which he shook the nation's staid corporate culture during his rise to fame.
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Two men accused of aiding a Romanian man charged with hacking into the online ordering system of the world's largest computer equipment distributor pleaded not guilty Monday to charges of mail fraud and conspiracy to commit mail fraud.
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NEW YORK -- The former chief executive officer of Computer Associates pleaded not guilty Thursday to criminal charges stemming from a multibillion-dollar accounting scandal.
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Former Japanese internet boss Takafumi Horie is being framed by prosecutors, his lawyer says.
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A U.S. security expert is suing the Japanese government for Â¥30 million ($291,000) for allegedly censoring his criticisms of Japan's online citizens registry database, called Juki Net. In a lawsuit filed against Japan's Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Ejovi Nuwere, CTO of SecurityLab Technologies, in Boston, alleged that the ministry stopped him from making a presentation in which he planned to discuss his concerns about the security of the database. Juki Net has been surrounded by controversy, particularly over security concerns, since before its launch in 2003. Nuwere was one of three experts hired by the government to test the security of the system. The experts successfully managed to compromise servers in part of the system. Nuwere had intended to describe these experiences in his talk.
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wo former top executives of Computer Associates International pleaded not guilty yesterday in federal court in Brooklyn to charges of securities fraud and obstruction of justice, one day after they were indicted.
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A federal judge declined to accept a guilty plea yesterday from a former software engineer at America Online Inc. who had been accused of stealing 92 million screen names and e-mail addresses of subscribers for use in an Internet marketing scheme.
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Shosei Koda did not go to Iraq to distribute aid, reconstruct the country or strike it rich in the oil business. He was not connected with Japan's government or its armed forces.
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Chatroom users who watched a man apparently commit suicide over the internet will not face charges.
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Japan's Livedoor founder Horie pleads not guilty in first trial    TOKYO, Sept. 4 (Xinhua) -- Japan's former Internet entrepreneur Takafumi Horie pleaded not guilty of violating the securities laws in the first hearing of his trial at the Tokyo District Court on Monday morning.
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Police investigating a man for allegedly spreading a computer virus had to arrest him on a copyright infringement charge because Japan lacks laws against malicious computer programs, a police officer said Friday.
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Two men accused of aiding a Romanian man charged with hacking into the online ordering system of the world's largest computer equipment distributor pleaded not guilty Monday to charges of mail fraud and ...
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The former CEO of Computer Associates International Inc. pleaded not guilty to federal securities fraud and other charges Thursday in a multibillion-dollar accounting scandal at the business software maker.
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Takafumi Horie, the former CEO of  Internet firm Livedoor Co. who came to symbolize a freewheeling  capitalism that clashed with Japan's cozy corporate norms,  pleaded not guilty on Monday to charges of breaking securities  law.
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Takafumi Horie, the 33-year-old Internet   entrepreneur once lauded as a brash new model for corporate   Japan, pressured aides to inflate earnings at his firm Livedoor   in 2004 and was kept informed of its crooked accounting, a   former company executive told a court on Friday.