Monthly Archives: February 2006

Free Click Fraud Monitor to Debut

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A Texas company will soon offer a free click fraud fighter to root out fraudulent or mistaken reports about how well an online advertising...

New BI Projects Take Root in Microsoft Greenhouse

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Microsoft is incubating two new business-intelligence-focused projects inside its IW (Information Worker) Greenhouse. The IW Greenhouse, which Microsoft launched in 2003, acts like an internal...

JBoss Moves Ahead with Acquisition

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Itself the object of acquisition chatter, JBoss has announced the acquisition of its key systems integrator and service partner in Germany, objectone GmbH. Atlanta-based JBoss...

Malware Honeypot Projects Merge

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Looking to streamline the collection of malware samples, two of the biggest honeypot projects—mwcollect and nepenthes—have merged operations. The two projects, which passively trap viruses,...

Google Steps into S.F. Wi-Fi Contest

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A partnership between search giant Google and ISP EarthLink has been added to the list of names bidding to create a universal wireless network...

SAP Working On Enterprise Search Zapper

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SAP says it may enhance its NetWeaver line-up of corporate computing features with a powerful new search technique."Bottom line is that this is an...

Windows Finally Beats Unix, But Linux Is Coming on Strong

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Well, it finally happened. After years of "Unix is sick," "Unix is dying" and "Unix is dead" headlines, Windows, according to IDC, has finally overtaken...

Server Slam: Windows Overtakes Unix, Linux Rising

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Revenues for Windows-based x86 servers in the fourth quarter of 2005 for the first time topped spending for Unix systems, according to analyst firm...

New Google Goo For Business Desktops

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Google Inc. has released a new version of its computer desktop search feature aimed at businesses. It's available here. The feature is free, but...

ObjectWeb to Deliver EJB3-based Middleware

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ObjectWeb, the international consortium of companies working to build open-source middleware, has announced an open-source Enterprise Java Beans 3.0 container known as EasyBeans. Grenoble, France-based...