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Corridor Software becomes Plethora Technology
Author: JT Smith
Plethora Technology, formerly Corridor Software, a provider of innovative security, access, and communications software for small and medium businesses, today officially announced...
File tracker may go too far
Author: JT Smith
Wired: "The Aimster file-trading network has a new security nemesis, but the methods being used to track files might run the copyright-protection...
Targeting early adopters – say no to Windows
Author: JT Smith
Kelly McNeill writes "As a contract consultant, I'm often asked to create new services to deploy over the Internet, and in many...
Open Source Initiative approves new licenses from Apple, IBM
Author: JT Smith
- by Robin "Roblimo" Miller -
According to a post on the Open Source Initiative's license-discuss email list today from attorney Larry...
Microsoft’s license shift may boost Linux
Author: JT Smith
CNet reports on Microsoft's latest license changes. "New changes to Microsoft's software licensing program may give rivals a chance to lure
...
Perfect pair: PowerPC and Linux
Author: JT Smith
Linux Journal has a story about expanding possiblities for Linux on the PowerPC. "The Linux community is in a unique position to...
Perl and Web services: ActiveState releases PerlEx
Author: JT Smith
Lori Pike sends along this press release: ActiveState, the leader in open source programming, announces the release of PerlEx 2.0. A...
MPAA vs. 2600: DeCSS update
Author: JT Smith
Binary Freedom has an update on the court case. "What may be considered an optimistic event has taken place in the developments...
‘Hacker’ tool lets freedom ping
Author: JT Smith
MSNBC: "Mix a rabid love of freedom
with an...
Microsoft revamps its licensing program
Author: JT Smith
InfoWorld reports that Microsoft today raised the curtain on its new licensing program. The new agreement allows customers with 250 or more...