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Mary Jo Foley: Office 14: The (near) silence is deafening
Ryan Naraine: Hackers exploiting (unpatched) IE 7 flaw to launch drive-by attacks
Larry Dignan: Intuit's TurboTax printing fees raise users' ire
Dennis Howlett: Breaking: SAP maintenance price hike: partial victory
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Windows 7 69xx builds - Coming along nicely!
John Morris: Holiday Gift Guide 2008: Laptop picks by the inch
Paul Murphy: Creating a sales infrastructure for Sun
News.com: HP laptops to sport long-lasting ‘Enviro’ batteries
Sean Portnoy: Holiday Gift Guide 2008: Three Ultimate HDTVs
Matthew Miller: Skype Lite now available for some S60 devices
Kingsley-Hughes: 300GB 2.5" SAS drives from HP
Jason O'Grady: Apple should add books to the iTunes Store
Dancho Danchev: With or without McColo, spam volume increasing again
Dana Blankenhorn: Go med young man
Michael Krigsman: Preventing failure with third-party IT watchdogs [podcast]
Larry Dignan: Forrester: 2009 IT spending will be anemic with a 2010 bounce
Richard Koman: British watchdog backs down over Wikipedia image of nude girl
Paul Miller: Zemanta talks Linked Data with SDK and commercial API
Sam Diaz: There is an e-mail revolution underway; Google raises stakes against online Outlook
Paula Rooney: Springsource, VMware partner to create enterprise Java VMs, appliances
NYT: Mumbai Terrorists Relied on New Technology for Attacks
Phil Wainewright: NetSuite rises in land of the sun
Dana Gardner: Remote support offers enterprises avenue to cut operational costs while improving IT systems reliability
Sony: What went wrong (and is still going wrong)
Zack Whittaker: University music tax: sharing and caring?
Adam O'Donnell: Think tank releases cybersecurity roadmap for Obama administration
Walmart iPhone deal could be big for Apple
PE Hub Blog: Ex-VC Joins Google's M&A Department
Christopher Dawson: Will Virgin Killer be a Wikipedia killer?