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Free music site attracts wrath of industry

Microsoft sets Nov. ship date for Configuration Manager

Microsoft software key component of its Dynamic Systems Initiative (DSI)

How to keep metal whiskers from wrecking your data center

Tips for lessening the chances of metal whiskers invading

How worried should you be about metal whiskers?

Troublesome filaments can wreak havoc in data centers

Deja vu: Sony uses rootkits, charges F-Secure

Brazil to vote against Open XML

Unlocking the iPhone could invite DMCA suit

As Sugar 5.0 debuts, SugarCRM looks to developer version

Secrets behind managing techies

Acer will target consumers with new Gateway brand

Microsoft offers a year of free software to Louisiana SMBs

Intel adds desktop NAC to latest chips

New Yahoo Mail exits beta, rolls out improvements

Wall Street Beat: Fed helps market find a bottom, for now

YouTube vows to protect video makers in InVideo ads

IBM exec moves to Qantas CIO

Press watchdog blasts China’s blogging policy

Palm insists Foleo will ship on time

Hot IT jobs: Systems administrator

Warning to check open-source licensing

Guide to: Online security

Microsoft’s Get the Facts gets the boot

Change comes as Microsoft is gearing up to ship Windows Server 2008 early next year and Linux servers grow in popularity

iPhone unlockers lining up

Patent reform opponents find support from unions

Design e-mail archives beyond legal discovery

Google’s Blogger fixes bug, adds video uploading

Are data breach lawsuits just tilting at windmills?

U.S. organization edging to Microsoft’s Open XML support

Open source companies to watch

Newcomers focusing on everything from a Microsoft Exchange rival to server virtualization and data integration

Monster shuts down rogue server after breach

FTC stops e-mail marketing of weight-loss products

Nokia extends lead in handsets as Motorola struggles

Study: US government IT spending spikes this quarter

What’s become of last year’s open source companies to watch?

Open source storage, management and virtualization companies made list

Attackers probing for vulnerable Windows servers

Web site auctions software vulnerabilities to highest bidder

WabiSabiLabi site could drive up the cost of fixing holes

Q&A: Higher ed sharpens focus on converged networks

Government regulations also becoming bigger issue for high-education telecom pros, ACUTA president says

Cogent: Cable was attacked with saw and gun

DIGITAL GEAR – Satellite messenger reaches earth

Spam fighters hit criminals’ weak spot

10 steps to prepare for cyberwar

How IT execs can prepare for the worst.

How close is World War 3.0?

Examining the reality of cyberwar in wake of Estonian attacks

Hacktivism attacks may rise, homeland security official warns

Estonian attacks raised awareness of cyberwar threat

Opsware retools automation software

With its acquisition by HP pending, Opsware updates run-book automation technology it gained in its iConclude acquisition

Apple signs iPhone deals for Europe, report says

Tokyo power system creaks under summer heat

Survey: Security policies neglect off-network devices

Most companies don't have policies in place to protect corporate data on electronic devices that leave the confines of the network, Ponemon Institute study finds.

WORLDBEAT – Singapore Airlines puts a Linux PC in every seat

Debian stays true to its roots

Here’s a quick look at Debian; who its developers are and why they spend hours of their own time to write software, carefully package it and then give it all away; the impact of this; and some thoughts on where the Debian project is heading.

Ponemon: Off-network security is a huge problem

Ponemon Institute founder explains why companies that don't secure their data and devices when they leave the safety of the network are at risk for security breaches.