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Business to boost focus on customers, buy lots of CRM software

Author: JT Smith The business of managing relationships with customers would be the biggest source of IT spending over the next two years, a new...

Appliance-type computers win over users

Author: JT Smith Brief ZDnet.co.uk exploration of the growing market for small-footprint "sealed" appliance-type computers, mentioned here because Linux and other Open Source operating systems...

Internet Wire to turn over records

Author: JT Smith The US Securities and Exchange Commission has issued a subpoena in order to track the source of a falsified report claiming that...

Time Warner posts a link to banned material

Author: JT Smith UpsideToday is reporting on the curious instance of TimeWarner posting a link, even though they'd pressed legal action against many other sites...

Djangos.com buys Moby Disc music chain

Author: JT Smith From an Associated Press story: Djangos.com, an online and offline music retailer, has acquired Moby Disc, a small chain based in southern...

F5 networks may be aquired

Author: JT Smith Bloomberg is reporting the possible acquisition of F5 networks based on the recent acquisition of competiting businesses by larger corporations. Category: Open...

Few funds seem sold on Linux

Author: JT Smith Most investment firms are bearish on Linux, according to the Austin American Statesman. Most investment managers claim that they don't see...

CDSA for Linux released

Author: JT Smith There was some noise and more traditional press back in April about Intel releasing their Common Data Security Architecture as open source in May....

WeekendsWeekly News Wrap-up

Author: JT Smith By Grant GrossCan't we all just get along? After the flurry of press releases that came out of LinuxWorld the week of Aug....

On-line bank robbers

Author: JT Smith The Register has interesting tidbit on an online bank robbery that was carried out a little too conventionally, resulting in the perpetrator's...