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News to know: IE exploit; Windows Live; Crowdsourcing; Apple

Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily:Ed Bott: Windows Live drops the ball on supportMary Jo Foley: Will the Microsoft Live Search turmoil ever end?
Written by Larry Dignan, Contributor on

Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily:

Ed Bott: Windows Live drops the ball on support

Gizmodo: The Definitive Coast-to-Coast 3G Data Test

Dancho Danchev: Thousands of legitimate sites SQL injected to serve IE exploit

Ryan Naraine: Microsoft's incredible IE patch turnaround

Microsoft Big Brains: Anders Hejlsberg

Jason Perlow: How to ruin a perfectly good Sunday with Windows Vista

Images: Free online games for the whole family

Jennifer Leggio: Crowdsourcing the masses - 2009 social media predictions

Paula Rooney: Microsoft offers view into ODF 1.1, Open XML implementations for Office 2007 SP2

The Open Road: Novell cancels its 2009 BrainShare conference

Michael Krigsman: Univ. of Wisconsin CIO discusses IT failure [podcast]

LA Times: Major leadership shakeup at LinkedIn: Nye leaves, Hoffman back at the helm

Sean Portnoy: Novatel Wireless launches MiFi mobile router--no tethering required

Tom Steinert-Threlkeld: Free? The 'Wired' Economy Is Still 80% Atoms, Not 100% Bits

Ed Burnette: The Mac is dead (again), pass the Cider

Brian Sommer: Would you sign off on this audit? What's a going concern in this business climate?

VentureBeat: VC survey: Market will look up ... in 2010

TechRepublic: The five phases of a successful network penetration

Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: NVIDIA Quadro CX - Accelerator for Adobe CS4

Dignan: Yahoo will anonymize user data after 90 days; Ups privacy ante

Motorola: We're freezing pensions, 401k matches

Matthew Miller: Review: HTC S740 (aka Rose) Windows Mobile 6.1 Standard device (right)

Heather Clancy: Check your package: When it comes to product boxes, the excess philosophy is falling out of vogue

Roland Piquepaille:  Flying robots for better weather forecasts

Dana Blankenhorn: That Vudu voodoo

Richard Koman: Annals of the law: Service by Facebook

Images: Philips GoGear: Luxe, Spark, and Raga (right)

Dawson: Has the age of 1:1 finally arrived?

Harry Fuller: Grays Harbor planning a wave of ocean-sited power plants

Zack Whittaker: (Vista Ultimate)RED for $65 to help save Africa

Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: EA: Wii graphx sux

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