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Chinese software company tests firewall
Author: JT Smith
People's Daily has a story of a Chinese software company challenging computer users throughout the world to break through their firewall, for...
Justice Breyer could be Microsoft’s lucky charm
Author: JT Smith
For a Supreme Court justice whose vote is crucial to the government in the Microsoft case, Stephen Breyer has been awfully friendly...
Custom software strategy spreads
Author: JT Smith
CNET News reports, Penguin Computing has added a build-to-order system that lets customers fine-tune the software for their Linux computers--less than...
Confidence in Linux corporate use fluctuates
Author: JT Smith
IT managers' enthusiasm for using Linux at large corporations has declined over the last 6 months -- but is still higher than...
DOJ solicits universities to review Carnivore
Author: JT Smith
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) posted criteria on its Web site
for conducting a review of Carnivore, a controversial e-mail monitoring system...
Parody sites sucked into cybersquatting squabbles
Author: JT Smith
The Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers has been settling most domain disputes between parodists and corporations in favor of the...
Linux supplier Applix spins off VistaSource
Author: JT Smith
As forces gather behind open source applications for Linux, a
long term supplier, Applix Inc., has spun off a wholly owned
subsidiary, VistaSource to...
Sideware and NextClick announce e-business partnership
Author: JT Smith
Sideware, a leading developer of customer service solutions for e-businesses, today announced that it has signed an e-business partnership agreement with NextClick:...
Even Sun finds it tough to live without Microsoft
Author: JT Smith
Publicly, Sun Microsystems CEO Scott McNealy never tires of pointing out the faults of Microsoft and of Windows 2000 in particular., but...
Internet body seen as future of government
Author: JT Smith
This IDG News article theorizes, the future of governance was
recently on display in Yokohama, Japan, not a World's Fair, a U.N.
conference or...