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Monday, 25th July 2005
 
  • Microsoft beefs up Windows anti-piracy program
  • Redflex adds $46m deal to Lockheed agreement
  • Linksys adds ED and LAN Systems
  • Windows 2000 rollup slows PCs, breaks apps
  • Microsoft worries MSPs over FrontBridge
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    Microsoft beefs up Windows anti-piracy program
    A Microsoft executive in India has discussed upcoming changes to anti-piracy program Windows Genuine Advantage. More...

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    Redflex adds $46m deal to Lockheed agreement
    Melbourne communications maker Redflex has signed a $46 million contract with Lockheed Martin for the supply of voice communications gear and services for a flight service station project. More...

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    Linksys adds ED and LAN Systems
    Cisco-owned Linksys has added Express Data and LAN Systems to its distribution list. More...

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    Windows 2000 rollup slows PCs, breaks apps
    Microsoft gives Windows 2000 users another reason to upgrade. The latest rollup update for Win 2000 reportedly breaks apps and makes PCs crawl. More...

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    Microsoft worries MSPs over FrontBridge
    Microsoft’s planned purchase of email compliance vendor FrontBridge Technologies will enable partners to deliver an integrated email security service -- but it will force those in the managed services space to revise their game plan. More...

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