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  • Greenwash: E-waste trade is the unacceptable face of recycling - HP, Acer and Lenovo criticised
  • Greenpeace: HP, Lenovo and Dell still on the toxic stuff
  • Greenpeace: Apple is phasing out PVCs
  • Greenpeace: Philips springing forward
  • Goodelectronics:Protest against Apple Computer Taiwan
  • Dell: Taking Strong Stance Against Exporting E-Waste
  • National Labour Committee: High Tech Misery at Chinese suppliers of Dell, Lenovo and HP
  • BBC News: Dell set to cut 1,900 Irish jobs
  • [DE] WEED & SACOM: The Dark Side of Cyberspace
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  • Japan Times Online: Toshiba and Fujitsu let workers hold side jobs
  • IT News Africa: HP South Africa launches innovative recycling programme
  • Goodelectronics: HP reports on worker labour rights awareness training program at Chinese supplier
  • Social Funds: IT Companies Improve CSR Performance but Still Face Challenges
  • Swiss E-Waste Guide: HP unveils conclusions and next steps of project to tackle electronic waste in Africa
  • UNI Global Union: HP and EDS workers are fighting against the greediness of their management
  • makeITfair: Company Responses to makeITfair's List of Principles - HP and Philips forerunners
  • Goodelectronics: Chinese battery supplier to Sony and Toshiba continues to ignore demands of workers poisoned with cadmium.
  • China Labour Bulletin: CLB urges Apple to investigate reports of serious management misconduct at China supplier factory - also appeals to Lenovo
  • WEED & SACOM: Fujitsu Siemens Refuses to Take Responsibility for Labor Rights Violations in its Supply Chain!
  • Business & Human Rights: Fujitsu response re: SACOM-WEED report alleging rights violations at Excelsior Electronics [part of PC Partner] factory
  • Milieudefensie: Philips bears responsibility for unacceptable mining practices
  • The Times Online: Britain is hit hard in Hewlett-Packard’s plan to cut 5,700 jobs
  • Greenpeace: Apple praised for BFR-free and (almost) PVC-free computers
  • Greenpeace: HP, Lenovo and Dell penalised for breaking their green IT promises
  • As you sow: Apple Challenged on Laggard Climate Policies
  • Dell: Dell publishes its list of suppliers
  • EMF: HP/EDS management cannot muzzle workers’ representatives
  • Samsung: To invest $4.3bn in green transformation
  • Associated Press: Dell settles federal discrimination suit for $9.1M
  • CSR China: Loss of iPhone cause of employee suicide at Apple supplier
  • AppleInsider: Despite Foxconn troubles, Apple "unlikely" to change supplier
  • Amnesty International: Human exploitation fuels mining trade in DRC: Apple, Dell look away
  • Electronic Industry Workers Coalition (EIWC): worker demands in Mexico denied by supplier of HP, Dell, Philips and Lenovo
  • Guardian Blog: William Shatner targets Hewlett-Packard for toxic waste
  • Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal: HP defends environmental practices
  • Taiwanese Environmental Groups: Acer's stakeholder engagement methods questioned
  • Environmental leader: Dell Cuts Power Use by 48M KWH, Saves $5.8M
  • Sony: Sony Europe uses 100% renewable energy
  • Sony: Sony Launches High-power, Long-life Lithium Ion Secondary Battery
  • Business & Human Rights: HP launches mini pilot on principles for company-level grievance mechanisms
  • The Dong-A Ilbo: Samsung to Ease Hiring Rule for College Graduates
  • Dell: Dell makes more corporate responsibility information available online
  • International Metalworkers Federation: Dispute at Toshiba Indonesia resolved
  • International Metalworkers Federation: Rights abuses escalate at Toshiba Indonesia
  • Goodelectronics: HP has stated new environmental commitments in response to recent Greenpeace actions
  • Think Green Alliance: Dell & HP Aim to Ensure Mineral Supply Chains Are Conflict-Free
  • Human Rights Campaign: Dell Awarded Perfect Score in 2010 Corporate Equality Index
  • Evening Herald Newspaper: EC approves almost €15m for ex-Dell workers
  • AllAfrica.com: Peace Campaigners Turn up Heat on Apple Over Conflict Minerals
  • Business Green: Fujitsu points way to greener datacentres
  • SACOM: A pilot labor rights training program at two Chinese suppliers of HP
  • Business Week: Apple Launches Major Green Effort
  • Greenpeace: Green points for Hewlett Packard and Apple
  • Greenpeace: Dell and Lenovo slow learners, Fujitsu slow-footed
  • Greenpeace India: Philips 'strongly resisting' individual responsibility for e-waste problem
  • GreenerComputing Staff: Apple earns kudos for removing toxics from electronics
  • Limerick Reader: Boycott of Dell products urged
  • Green Electronics Daily: HP Voluntarily Collecting Data from Supply Chain on 240 Chemicals
  • Cereal: In the Mexican crisis, the workers save the electronics industry but in return labour conditions worsen - HP, Lenovo and Philips mentioned
  • Enough Project: HP in support of the Conflict Minerals Trade Act
  • Global Post: Silicon sweatshop series - new allegations of labour violations at Apple's supplier
  • Guardian: Dell leader in climate change survey
  • Guardian: climate change survey shows Acer is increasing emissions and not setting targets to reduce them
  • Business Green: Dell protects laptops with bamboo packaging
  • GoodElectronics: Labour rights issues not adressed at supplier of Apple, Samsung and Lenovo
  • Greenpeace China: How Samsung and others break China's pollution rules
  • Karat: Dell sells Polish factory, workers previously complained about work regime
  • Goodwill Industries: 96 million pounds of e-waste recycled in US in partnership with Dell
  • Gizmodo blog: Apple hunts down leaks like Gestapo
  • Portfolio.com: Apple is starting to clean up its environmental act
  • Buyer Guides now published in six different languages
  • Buyer's guide published in French
  • Greenpeace: Apple does well in Guide to Greener Electronics
  • Greenpeace: Samsung, Dell and Lenovo disappoint in Guide to Greener Electronics
  • Greenopolis: Asus announces bamboo laptop, environmental benefits questioned
  • Greenzer: Sony Shows Off a Greener Vaio at CES
  • Greenpeace: Action against poisonous Dell [in Dutch]
  • Triplepundit: Apple Snubs Green Shareholders, Refuses Sustainability Reporting
  • PCWorld: Acer Unveils Greenest Laptops Yet in New Aspires
  • Breitbart: thousands of workers on strike at Chinese Apple supplier over pay and use of toxic chemicals
  • Digitimes: Apple supplier says strike has ended
  • SHARPS releases English version of documentary showing health issues at Samsung Korea
  • Greenpeace: Small Indian company produces green computer sooner than Dell, Samsung and Lenovo
  • ISuppli: Apple's iPad costs $11.20 to manufacture
  • French Buyers Guide spread around
  • CNET: Effort to trace 'conflict minerals' in electronics - mentions HP
  • Philips: Philips delivers strong sustainability performance in 2009 and launches new targets for 2015
  • Reuters: Apple supplier is a 'fortress of secrecy'; Journalist roughed up by security guards
  • SOMO urges Dutch parliament to demand social criteria for the procurement of computers
  • PC Pro: Apple finds child labour in supply chain
  • Telegraph blog: Apple's factories are getting worse, not better
  • European Metalworkers' Federation: Outrageous Bonuses for Top Management in Philips
  • ANROAV: Calling on Samsung to Accept Responsibility for Occupational Deaths
  • PC World: Greenpeace Hits Samsung for Delaying Toxic Phase-out
  • Procure IT Fair round table meeting - Amsterdam, March 31 2010
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