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Gnucleus: The new Napster
Author: JT Smith
SF Gate: "If the recording industry thought Napster was a
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Linux Expo, London, 2001
Author: JT Smith
GBdirect, a Linux and Open Source training service provider,has posted a short report and a few pictures from Linux Expo London 2001....
Es.Toolinux.com announces new partnerships
Author: JT Smith
ES.TOOLINUX.com, the Spanish speakers' portal, announces its new partnerships with two active
members of the GNU/Linux Community.Planeta Linux Argentina: This portal based in...
Fighting for freedom with LiViD’s Matthew Pavlovich
Author: JT Smith
- By Julie Bresnick - Open Source people -
As the American dream contorts in response to the pressures of time,
Matthew Pavlovich,...
Employers not such big brothers?
Author: JT Smith
Wired: "A new study from the Privacy Foundation on workplace surveillance finds that monitoring is less common than many people think." Wired,...
Firms find more reasons to monitor workers
Author: JT Smith
CNET: "Companies are not doing as well as they did last year," said Darryl Gordon, director of marketing
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GNUbies: Vagn Scott will give a whirlwind tour of Unix fundamentals
Author: JT Smith
"We are pleased to announce that Vagn Scott will once more speak to the
GNUbies group this Wednesday, July 11, 2001 at the...
Real live trolling on the South Shore rail
Author: JT Smith
"If you...
Microsoft remedy Redux
Author: JT Smith
Kelly McNeill writes "The Microsoft antitrust decision is still intact after the first appeal. What does this mean for the future of...
Many colleges will have to pay more for Microsoft products
Author: JT Smith
The Chronicle reports that Microsoft is making changes to its academic pricing plans that will result in Universities paying up to 60%...