Monthly Archives: June 2007
Country Music Publisher Sues YouTube
A Tennesee-based music publishing company that owns the copyrights to 14 No. 1 hit singles, including songs by Tim McGraw, Faith Hill and other...
Konica Minoltas Latest MFP Focuses on Security
Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A. on June 5 launched its latest multifunction printer, the bizhub C451, which includes advanced security features that help to...
Luring the Other 68% Through the IT Door
Could women be the answer to ITs dwindling work force?
Penn State researchers argue the fairer sex is under-represented in the industry, and taking steps...
YouTube Sued By Country Music Publisher
A Tennesee-based music publishing company that owns the copyrights to 14 No. 1 hit singles, including songs by Tim McGraw, Faith Hill, and other...
Zenoss Grows with Open-Source IT Management
Open-source IT monitoring and management provider Zenoss on June 11 will seek to build momentum behind its alternative to the big four enterprise management...
CIOs, Auditors to Get New Software Controls Guide
Its time for an audit of the application controls for every business system throughout your organization, from enterprise resource planning to e-mail programs, document...
CA Patches Flaws in AV Engine
CA has patched two flaws in its anti-virus engine that would have allowed hackers to remotely compromise a vulnerable system.
The first flaw centers on...
AspenTech Buys Plant Solutions
Aspen Technology, a developer of manufacturing and supply chain optimization software for the chemicals, oil and gas industries, announced June 7 that it has...
Four Critical Fixes Coming for Windows, IE, Mail
Microsoft will send out six security bulletins, four of them for problems rated "critical," the companys highest severity rating, on Patch Tuesday, June 12....
Microsoft Hires Senior Linux Engineer
Microsoft has quietly hired Tom Hanrahan, formerly the Linux Foundations director of engineering, to become its Director of Linux Interoperability. As part of his...