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TODAY ON iTnews.com.au:    IBM acquires SOA vendor DataPower   Computers donated by South Korea stolen in Iraq   Search-crazy Swedes name baby "Google"   Yahoo buys Whereonearth to bolster local search   False alarm: No worm against Windows bug yet
Wednesday, 19th October 2005
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  • IBM acquires SOA vendor DataPower
  • Computers donated by South Korea stolen in Iraq
  • Search-crazy Swedes name baby "Google"
  • Yahoo buys Whereonearth to bolster local search
  • False alarm: No worm against Windows bug yet
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    IBM acquires SOA vendor DataPower
    IBM has acquired DataPower, a maker of appliances used to provide security and faster processing of transactions between applications linked within a service-oriented architecture.
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    Computers donated by South Korea stolen in Iraq
    Armed Iraqis stole millions of dollars worth of personal computers and internet equipment donated by South Korea while it was being transported near Baghdad late last month, according to a South Korean official. More...

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    Search-crazy Swedes name baby "Google"
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    Yahoo buys Whereonearth to bolster local search
    Yahoo has acquired a small UK company called Whereonearth to help improve its local search and mobile phone services and compete more effectively with search leader Google. More...

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    False alarm: No worm against Windows bug yet
    A security firm mistakenly identified a new Trojan as the first to exploit one of last week's vulnerabilities in Windows, but it has corrected itself. More...

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