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Tech executives lard richest Americans list

Exploiting Web 2.0: Barbarians inside the firewall

UK prepares to let 3G services run on 2G spectrum

Is the US at risk from cyberwarfare?

Inventors protest patent reform bill

Fragmentation threatens mobile Linux momentum

Google targets verticals with new ad support

Wall Street Beat: M&A, profits stir IT investors

Lawsuit charging GPL violation is first ever

Remote Vietnamese village gets Internet access via WiMax

Researcher sees potential iPhone security problems

Gartner touts Web 2.0, scoffs at sequel

Web 3.0 just a marketing ploy, but collaborative tools are here to stay

Oracle posts big gains for quarter

European PC buyers should win from falling U.S. dollar

Charney on what security fears keep him awake

Security outsourcing on the rise

Celebrate the Internet on Saturday’s OneWebDay

East vs. West: Which coast is best for an IT career?

Q&A: SQL Server 2008 will pressure database rivals, says Microsoft executive

HP closes $1.6 billion Opsware deal

HP brings Opsware data center automation software under its wing.

Tech executives lard richest Americans list

How open source saved a school district’s IT department

California district slashes expenses, improves productivity with open source software

Microsoft, Philips retest ‘white spaces’ device

Orbitz improves travel sales with RIA-enabled Web site

Rich Internet Application technology boosts interactivity

AT&T offers raft of RFID services aimed at healthcare customers

Company will begin selling tracking systems for hospitals to monitor equipment, patients

DRAM prices plunge new lows, expected to keep falling

Security researcher finds flaw in Windows Media Player

Nortel replaces Enterprise chief

Surprise move comes while unit experiences growth

New Nortel Enterprise boss talks about game plan

Who’s writing Linux?

The Linux kernel project's "git" revision control tool offers up some numbers on which developers, and which companies, contributed the most code to Linux, and who's reviewing other people's code.

Steak n Shake sprints toward payment-card security compliance

Restaurant chain must show PCI conformity by Sept. 30 or face fines

Caught with their breaches down

NetScout buying Network General for $205 million

Performance-management software maker NetScout to acquire Sniffer packet-analysis technology maker Network General

Survey lifts lid on CIO data worries

Open source impossible to avoid, Gartner says

By 2011, at least 80% of commercial software will contain open source code, analysts predict

The end of booth-babe culture?

PayPal claims gains against phishers

No price hike for SQL Server 2008, Microsoft says

Inventors protest patent reform bill

VMware bugs shine spotlight on virtualization security

Hearing loss group complains to FCC about iPhone

Is the U.S. at risk from cyberwarfare?

U.K. prepares to let 3G services run on 2G spectrum

Network General customers face more change

NetScout's pending acquisition of Network General could cause turmoil for customers if not handled properly.

IT grapples with overcrowded, energy-guzzling data centers

The EPA is getting serious about reducing power and cooling loads in data centers

Internet tax ban pushed by senators

How to hit pay dirt when overhauling IT processes

IT managers share tips for deploying ITIL and other best-practice frameworks.

Apple’s options for stopping open source iPhone use

What will happen in the wake of Steve Jobs’ recent declaration of war on iPhone hackers?

Q&A: Exec McDowell forecasts Nokia enterprise direction

Cisco fleshes out Microsoft cooperation on unified communications