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U.S. privacy officer: Listen up!
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How employers can pay the OLPC forward and why the OLPC project needs digital badges
As many people know, on Monday of this week, the One Laptop Per Child project began its Give One Get One program whereby individuals who pay $399 (plus 24.95 for shipping) will end up buying two...
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Interview with Mandriva CEO, François Bancilhon
I had the opportunity to speak Monday afternoon with the CEO of Mandriva, François Bancilhon. Recently, a deal with the Nigerian government to use and install Mandriva Linux on 17,000 Intel...
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Scare tactics don't rattle Mac users
Commentary--Security vendor Symantec has once again pointed the knife at Apple Macintosh users.
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Veritas: Layoffs will be limited
The merger with Symantec will mainly have an impact on back-office operations, executives say.
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Browsers become business bugbear
Commentary--The security flaws plaguing Internet Explorer has led to a renewed interest in other browser options, but it's not easy to make a clean break.
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Offshoring: Don't shoot the messenger
The blame for a recent fiasco when medical records were sent to India for transcription should be leveled at the geniuses who came up with the idea.
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Will SP2 actually make a difference?
COMMENTARY--In August 2002, the IT community was abuzz with a Microsoft "breakthrough" called Service Pack 1. The mega software patch mainly comprised of security updates for the company's...
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Sun's novel idea lacks vision
Empty vessels do make the loudest noise. Maybe its time for Sun to take a step back and develop a proper vision and strategy instead of shooting from the hip.
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Thugs turn to corporate e-blackmail
A dangerous potion of corporate over-dependence on technology, lack of security knowledge and policy enforcement has made companies vulnerable to e-criminals.
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Software Assurance not so assuring?
Is Microsoft's latest move an attempt to plug a gaping hole in unearned revenue by locking customers deeper into its Software Assurance program, or a genuine move to make up for an earlier oversight?
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Worms part of IT diet
It's impossible to predict what lurks in cyberspace but there has been sufficient evidence and warning signs for the corporate sector, so there's no excuse for letting the guard down.
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The open source bargaining chip
In three months, one-third of Windows server software contracts with Microsoft's largest global clients will be up for renewal. So be prepared for the upcoming media campaign--complete with...
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Fatal attraction--browsers and the beguiled
COMMENTARY--It comes as no surprise that browser-based attacks have been identified as an emerging security threat in a recent study. As part of its second annual survey on IT security and the...
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Spam fighting hurts legitimate business?
Australia's new Spam Act may be designed to stop spammers but it is also likely to catch legitimate businesses selling their products and services online.
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Privacy--a right or a privilege?
COMMENTARY--In the science fiction novel The Light of Other Days, authors Arthur C. Clarke and Stephen Baxter depict a world void of privacy where people can spy on each other without any chance...
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Microsoft to champion open source?
Analysts predict that as open source gains momentum, Microsoft will ultimately be forced to embrace open-source software the same way it had to embrace the Internet.
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China unveils mammoth grid project--with IBM
The Ministry of Education in China hopes to foster tighter collaboration within academia by using grid technology, and has sought the help of computing giant IBM. Grid computing is expected to...
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CIOs: A dying breed?
Are chief information officers doomed to extinction or are their roles undergoing a renaissance as responsibilities shift from technology to corporate governance?
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SCO flap: Damned if you do--damned if you don't
When you look at the entire trail of events, one can't help but wonder--is SCO's Linux licensing just a clumsy execution of an 11th hour plan or perhaps a smokescreen for a hidden agenda?
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