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Open source proves winning ticket for sports business
Author: JT Smith
Russ Foster writes, "Call him a player, a gambler, a true risk taker, but he's not a fool. Ron Lazarus, chief operating...
France against software patents
Author: JT Smith
On Friday, March 23rd 2001, State
Secretary of
Industry Christian Pierret who is directly in charge of
the French
Patent...
Bluetooth demo bombs at tech show
Author: JT Smith
AP report at Yahoo: "It was meant as a crowning moment for a
...
Weekly news wrapup: Red Hat brings good news to stock market
Author: JT Smith
- By Grant Gross
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The business end of the Open Source community has been in a funk lately, with layoffs and bad earnings...
FAST ’02 call for papers
Author: JT Smith
The USENIX Association writes: "The Conference on File and Storage Technologies (FAST 2002) is January 28-29, 2002,
in Monterey, California, USA.
The Call...
Ximian appoints Todd Miceli as CFO
Author: JT Smith
Ximian, Inc., the leading open source desktop
company (formerly known as Helix Code, Inc.), announced today that Todd
Miceli has joined the...
CeBIT draws crowds with hype
Author: JT Smith
Bloomberg.com features the IBM Linux wristwatch in its coverage of the German computer show. The story says several handheld devices are attempting...
Interantional Components for Unicode 1.8 released
Author: JT Smith
Ram Viswanadha writes: "ICU from IBM is an open source library released under IBM Public License, provides a Unicode implementation with functions...
Mac OS X: After three years, it’s time to begin
Author: JT Smith
Macworld has a story about OS X. In it is a review of how many of Apple's promises stack up to...
Fraudulent certificates pose as Microsoft software
Author: JT Smith
Upside Today reports that "Microsoft (MSFT) warned computers users today that two digital certificates were fraudulently obtained in the company's name and...