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Researchers refuse Carnivore review

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Author: JT Smith

The USA Today reports, five groups of researchers have bowed out of the competition to evaluate the so-called Carnivore Internet surveillance system.

IKEA exposes customer information on catalog site

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Author: JT Smith

CNET News reports, home furnishings retailer IKEA closed its online catalog order site last night after a privacy breach made the personal information of tens of thousands of its customers available online.

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  • Linux

Palm to invest in other hand-held computing firms

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Author: JT Smith

Reuters reports, hand-held computer maker Palm Inc. said on Wednesday it is forming Palm Ventures Inc. to make investments in companies that will support the Palm operating platform.

German government defends net tax plan

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Author: JT Smith

Reuters is reporting, the justice minister says the levies are needed to boost royalty payments to musicians, authors and filmmakers.

Broadcast your videos on Lycos

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Author: JT Smith

VideoCenter, a free video broadcasting service that lets you upload, edit, and stream videos captured on a PC Web camera or a digital camcorder, debuts Wednesday on Lycos, from PC World News.

Zope Weekly News

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Author: JT Smith

Linux Weekly News offers the Zope Weekly News for September 6.

DiskOnChip support for BlueCat Linux

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Author: JT Smith

M-Systems Flash Disk Pioneers Ltd. Wednesday announced that LynuxWorks is providing support for DiskOnChip with its BlueCat Linux embedded operating system, from Business Wire.

.comment: Peace in Our Time?

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Author: JT Smith

LinuxPlanet talks with Nat Friedman and Miguel de Icaza about the Qt license change.

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  • Open Source

Time Warner, AOL say access won’t derail deal

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Author: JT Smith

According to this Wall Street Journal article, America Online Inc. and Time Warner Inc. insist they will be able to negotiate an agreement with regulators to allow their merger to proceed.

SEC sweep targets Internet scams

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Author: JT Smith

Reuters is reporting that Federal securities regulators launched their fourth Internet fraud sweep on Wednesday, this time targeting so-called “pump and dump” schemes that regulators said robbed investors of more than $10 million.