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ICAC issues guidelines on ID protectionDatabase tracking systems and computer audits could soon be regular practice in NSW public sector offices, after the Independent Commission and Corruption (ICAC) agency yesterday released a report detailing strategies to help prevent the misuse of people’s identity information and documents.
Oracle's pipeline is crammed, execs sayOracle execs say the company's pipeline is historically fat, as the company reported sales in line with expectations but with some softness in Oracle's database business..
SCO again asks court to reconsider dismissal of claims against IBMAlthough a judge earlier this year threw out 187 of its claims of breach of contract and copyright infringement against IBM and another judge in November refused to overturn that decision, The SCO Group has filed a new motion asserting that the court's November decision was procedurally and substantially flawed..
Microsoft settles with MPO in counterfeiting probeMicrosoft on Tuesday said it has reached a multimillion-dollar settlement with The MPO Group, a disk-copying company linked to the distribution of thousands of counterfeit copies of Microsoft server software.
US$150 'Lite' laptop shuns Microsoft, Intel, AMDAn Atlanta company is cobbling together diverse software and hardware building blocks to create a US$150 laptop computer that promises its users a common computing experience and avoids Microsoft software and name-brand PC processors like Intel and AMD.
Korea to get second bite at BlackBerryBlackBerry maker Research in Motion is in talks with a major Korean telecoms firm to relaunch its wireless email service in Korea, local newspaper reports say.
Sony BMG settles case over anti-piracy softwareSAN FRANCISCO - Sony BMG will pay US$750,000 in penalties and costs and reimburse California consumers whose computers were harmed by anti-piracy software on some CDs sold by the record company, California officials said on Tuesday.
Vista: spam’s new targetAnti-virus vendor Sophos has warned of a new image-based spam campaign offering end-users a cut-price edition of Microsoft's Vista.
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