Monthly Archives: May 2005

University Presses Slam Google Print

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University publishers have put out a call to arms over Googles plans to digitize copyrighted works from three U.S. university libraries. An association representing 125...

AOL Suspends Trojan-Infected AIM Accounts

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America Online on Tuesday confirmed the inadvertent suspension of an undisclosed number of Trojan-infected AIM screen names. The company said its internal anti-SPIM (spam over...

Red Hat to Open-Source Netscape Directory

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NEW YORK—Microsoft is hardly the only vendor working to assemble the technology pieces that could comprise next-generation digital identity management platforms. Next week, Red Hat...

Nanotech Will Bring the World to Its Ears

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New York—Researchers see nanotechnology in the future as a bridge to truly ubiquitous communications. Jeffrey Jaffe, the president of Lucent Technologies Inc.s Bell Labs Research...

Lenovo Offers Business PC Customers a Little Help

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One way that Lenovo Group, which recently acquired IBMs PC division, wants to attack the PC market is through closer collaboration with business customers. The...

Samsung Develops Flash-Based Hard Drive

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Samsung Electronics Co. said Monday that it had developed a solid-state hard disk based on flash memory.The new drives will be available in capacities...

Denial-of-Service Flaw Found in DNS Protocol

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A high-profile security research outfit on Tuesday warned that a newly discovered flaw in the Domain Name System protocol could be exploited remotely to...

Microsoft Refreshes Avalon, Indigo Beta Builds

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Microsoft Corp. made available for download on Monday an updated beta release of two of its future Windows subsystems: the "Avalon" presentation and the...

D: Event Brings an Abundance of Riches

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Walt Mossberg provides very public technology advice to lieutenants and captains of industry through his columns in the Wall Street Journal. Mark Anderson provides...

Retailer Forced to Don New E-Commerce Garb

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When K2 Inc., best known for selling outdoor sports equipment, bought outdoor clothing manufacturer Ex Officio LLC from The Orvis Company Inc. last year,...