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Simplified Management in the Real World with VMware vCenter Operations
With so much of your network becoming virtual, it can be difficult to visualize and manage things. Check out this webcast to learn more about simplified management in a virtualized world.
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U.K. considers anti-pedophile law
Pedophiles who approach youngsters through Internet chatrooms could be prosecuted if new legislation becomes law.
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Child porn ring pleads guilty
Three 'computer consultants' among seven child pornographers busted by British police.
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Cell phones -- unsafe at what speed?
Motorola says its earlier comments on the radiation safety of newer, faster mobile phones were wrong, but declines to explain why.
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France blasts Britain over Echelon
A French parliamentary enquiry has harshly criticised Britain for its involvement in the Echelon satellite surveillance system, which it denounces as a threat to individual liberty and...
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France blasts Britain over Echelon
Echelon surveillance network after an inquiry concludes that the space-based spy system threatens commercial and personal privacy.
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Patch available for first Palm virus
The Palm is under attack from its first virus according to data security specialist F-Secure Friday. The Phage virus is capable of disabling programs on the Palm forcing them to be deleted....
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Virus turns Palm apps into a gray box
The Phage virus can disable PDA programs, according to F-Secure. The good news: It can't replicate.
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BT on hyperlinks: Show me the money
British Telecom wants to twist the arms of American ISPs to make them pay for using its patented hyperlink technology.
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BT claims a patent on hyperlinks
British Telecom believes it owns a 14-year-old patent on one of the keys to the Internet. And, if upheld, it could start to ask for payments.
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Europe considers spying controls
The concern: Laws have failed to keep up with technological advances and no longer protect personal privacy.
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AMD's Sanders: A call to arms!
In a rare interview, the controversial chairman and CEO of chip maker AMD discusses his company's death match against mighty Intel -- 'It's been trying to crush us since 1986' -- and plans for...
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Michael Dell: AMD technology 'too fragile'
In an interview sure to rile AMD supporters, the Dell computer chief says the chip maker's products have too many compatibility problems.
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Pixar Studios to remake Disney's Tron?
The cult sci-fi movie Tron may be the next project for Pixar, though the studio declines to comment.
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Warnock: Adobe set to go portal
Adobe's CEO talks about the company's Web strategy, and confesses that Quark's failed takeover bid had him worried.
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AOL UK hints at free Net spin-off
UK director says it may launch a free ISP to battle rivals in UK market.
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Amazon UK pulls book; U.S. to follow?
Nobel Peace Prize winner says book's claims defame, but book still selling on U.S. site.
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How much is that baby on the Internet?
After a U.S. attorney tries to broker an illegal baby sale over the Internet, calls for stricter laws rise.
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Hayes official: We're not dead yet
A UK official for Hayes says the company has not liquidated, despite reports to the contrary.
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British protest Rio invasion
Diamond Multimedia's run-in with the US judicial system has been given official support in Britain, where MP3 is seen as a vile format spread by pirates and thieves. While Diamond officials...
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No Notes for Linux: At least not yet, says Lotus CEO
Jeff Papows, president and CEO of IBM's Lotus development corp. told ZDNet UK News this morning that it makes no sense to support Linux with its groupware product, Notes. Papows was...
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