Loki and Trolltech to develop Linux applications

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September 6, 2000

Author: JT Smith

According to Linux PR, Loki Software, Inc. and Trolltech will announce today a strategic alliance to provide business and end-user programs for Linux.

Zero G ships InstallAnywhere 3.5

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September 6, 2000

Author: JT Smith

InstallAnywhere 3.5 features many new enhancements, such as full Java 2, version 1.3 compatibility and Linux support, extending Zero G’s leadership in the multi-platform software deployment market, reports PRNewswire.

Interview with Lineo’s Tim Bird

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September 6, 2000

Author: JT Smith

The Korean Times interviews Tim Bird, Chief Technology Officer of Lineo, Inc.

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RSA released into the public domain

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September 6, 2000

Author: JT Smith

RSA Security Inc. today announced it has released the RSA public key encryption algorithm into the public domain, allowing anyone to create products that incorporate their own implementation of the algorithm.

Yahoo! RIAA Strike Deal

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September 6, 2000

Author: JT Smith

ZDNet is reporting that Yahoo! Inc. has signed a deal with the Recording Industry of America to set up terms for music Webcasts on Yahoo.

Hackers download Mercury songs

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September 6, 2000

Author: JT Smith

Ananova reports that record company bosses had to step up security on their websites after fans were able to hack into unreleased Freddie Mercury tracks and place them on the internet for free.

IM rivals want AOL merger conditions

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September 6, 2000

Author: JT Smith

Two of America Online’s instant-messaging rivals asked federal
regulators on Tuesday to set several specific conditions before
approving the online giant’s takeover of Time Warner. From ZDCOUK.com.

First Wireless Virus Is Nothing New – Kaspersky

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September 6, 2000

Author: JT Smith

Last week’s media reports of “the first wireless virus” are not as revolutionary as they might first appear, according to Russian anti-virus firm Kaspersky Lab and ComputerUser.com.

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Hacker insurance becomes a priority

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September 6, 2000

Author: JT Smith

Insurance firms, says VNUnet, are hoping for a boom in business as companies scramble to protect themselves against the rise in computer crime.

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Open Source

Linux and reverse engineering

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September 6, 2000

Author: JT Smith

Linux.com reports that the recent “CueCat” debacle (as publicized on Slashdot recently) has brought Intellectual Property (IP) issues back into the spotlight.