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IOC may let dot-coms cover games … in 2002
Author: JT Smith
The International Olympic Committee is mulling an Olympic milestone: giving dot-com sports journalists media credentials to cover the Winter Games in 2002,...
Security expert available to discuss new virus strain
Author: JT Smith
Mike Rothman, former META group analyst and SHYM security expert can outline technical, cultural challenges of stopping these types of attacks, ...
The next piracy panic: software
Author: JT Smith
This article from TheStandard asks, if Napster prevails in appealing the court order effectively shutting it down, and the courts rule...
Molecular computing breakthrough
Author: JT Smith
A team of U.C.L.A. chemists has taken a significant step toward building a new generation of molecular memory devices and computers,
which are...
Ex-Oracle VP wins wrongful termination suit
Author: JT Smith
A former Oracle vice president has won a lawsuit against the database software giant for wrongful termination after she questioned whether Oracle...
Unions prepare new proposal as negotiations continue
Author: JT Smith
According to the Bloomberg News, Verizon Communications and unions
negotiating with the company are preparing to discuss a new proposal drafted late...
An intense program for programmers
Author: JT Smith
Just down the street from the esteemed institutions of
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Latest twist in the cheap computer market
Author: JT Smith
eTown.com reports that Myturn.com is selling a pared-down PC that uses the GEOS 2000 operating system.
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Opinion: KDE beating them with their own code
Author: JT Smith
"They expect that just one single desktop environment will
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Is SGI yesterday’s lunch?
Author: JT Smith
SGI knows Unix," says Upside Today.com. "SGI knows Linux. They have made the most contributions to the Linux
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