Monthly Archives: February 2008

IT Security Skills Falling Short

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As technology continuously shifts and innovates, IT professionals face a steady pressure to keep their skills up to date. Given the even more rapid...

Google (Finally) Tucks JotSpot into Apps

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Google acquired wiki software maker JotSpot in October 2006 and the world has since been waiting for Google to rationalize JotSpot's assets and put...

Markey Floats Wireless Bill of Rights

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Under a proposed bill by U.S. Rep. Edward Markey, wireless carriers would be required to disclose in clear, plain and conspicuous language the terms...

EU Approves Acer’s Acquisition of Packard Bell

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The European Commission approved Acer's acquisition of Packard Bell, which now opens a new and substantial market for the up-and-coming Taiwanese company.In a statement...

Reconnex Appliance Helps IT Recognize Data Loss Risk

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Reconnex has spun out some of its data loss prevention technology into a new product meant to help IT administrators analyze the flow of...

China Still Years From Competing Against U.S. IT

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LAS VEGAS-China is closing the technology gap with the U.S. every year, but it will be many years before it challenges the U.S. for...

Microsoft to Pursue ‘Democratization’ of Server Virtualization

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LOS ANGELES-While Microsoft is not the leader in virtualization, the company wants to drive the "democratization" of server virtualization so that its adoption will...

Code Execution Flaw Haunts Mozilla Thunderbird

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A new version of the open-source Mozilla Thunderbird mail client has been released to fix at least six security vulnerabilities that could expose users...

Tom Brokaw Brings a Conscience to Microsoft Launch

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LOS ANGELES-Microsoft trotted out NBC journalist and former anchor Tom Brokaw at its launch event for Windows Server 2008, SQL Server 2008 and Visual...

IBM Labs 3-D Doesn’t Look That Cool

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My news colleague Clint Boulton got a look at IBM's three-dimensional data center modeling software tool.IBM's 3-D data center management system is actually quite...