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The future of wireless: Extremely localized information
Author: JT Smith
By Grant Gross
Managing Editor
Several Open Source companies are on the forefront of the next generation of wireless innovations, from extremely localized information...
Linux certification tests now published
Author: JT Smith
From LinuxPR: The Linux Professional Institute
announces the live and complete publication of both of its level 1 exams....
Choppers to buzz Tux colonies to make penguins fall over
Author: JT Smith
This is perhaps the strangest news item of the day, although its only connection to anything Open Source is that they're messing...
Sneak preview of GPL v. 3: More business friendly
Author: JT Smith
By Eric Ries
Special to NewsForge
There's a widespread belief in certain circles that Richard M. Stallman is a communist.
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Mideast hackers may strike U.S. sites, FBI warns
Author: JT Smith
CNET reports: "Due to the credible threat of terrorist acts in the Middle East region, and the conduct of these Web
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Top ten reasons why Rambus will sue Intel
Author: JT Smith
From OSOpinion: "Just like the mythical troll, you pay the toll, or else. Admitting Rambus is a mistake is like a building...
Napster’s future tough to label
Author: JT Smith
Wired.com follows up on the Napster agreement with Bertelsmann this week. "Although Napster is now working with Bertelsmann, the owner of major...
The Half-Way Covenant: Companies aim for ‘partly’ Open Source
Author: JT Smith
By Jack Bryar
NewsForge ColumnistOpen Source business
This one might take a minute to explain. It's the connection between the most important and least...
Techies’ homes are their castles
Author: JT Smith
Technology workers want freebies that set them free.
CNet reports that's the conclusion of a new survey to be released Wednesday...
Break-in at Microsoft
Author: JT Smith
From OSOpinion: "There has been much speculation in the past several days about the "Microsoft break-in." Much of it revolves around who...