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Wednesday, 12th July 2006
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  • Britain may delay ambitious ID card scheme
  • XOsoft expands CA's storage management
  • US votes yes on net-gambling ban
  • Brighter outlook for IT budgets in 2007
  • European boffins tackle DoS attacks
  • Internet poker could net US billions in tax
  • LG.Philips posts record Q2 loss, hopes for Q4 relief
  • Media firms queue up for US wireless auction
  • OpenText adopts Oracle ECM
  • Microsoft to introduce web-based business software
  • MySpace gains top ranking of US web sites
  • Sun unveils new server systems
  • Time Warner sees loss, potential in AOL plan-report
  • Microsoft patches 18 bugs; two-month total swells to 39
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    Britain may delay ambitious ID card scheme
    LONDON - A plan to introduce compulsory identity cards may be delayed, the British government said on Tuesday, adding to speculation one of the world's largest IT projects could be scaled down or scrapped. More...

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    US votes yes on net-gambling ban
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    Brighter outlook for IT budgets in 2007
    A Datamonitor survey suggests more firms will invest in IT projects to
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    European boffins tackle DoS attacks
    European computer scientists working in conjunction with IT industry partners have unveiled details of a "novel and comprehensive" security technology designed to protect broadband services from denial of service (DoS) attacks. More...

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    Internet poker could net US billions in tax
    NEW YORK - Regulating Internet poker could bring the US government some US$3.3 billion in taxes annually, according to a study to be released on Tuesday, ahead of an expected debate over legislation to ban online gambling. More...

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    LG.Philips posts record Q2 loss, hopes for Q4 relief
    SEOUL - Flat-screen maker LG.Philips LCD reported a record quarterly loss on Tuesday, hit by crumbling panel prices, and forecast a recovery only in the fourth quarter. More...

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    Media firms queue up for US wireless auction
    WASHINGTON - As US telephone carriers move into the television business, media conglomerates are eyeing ways to grab valuable wireless airwaves as another way to deliver profitable high-speed internet and other services. More...

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    Microsoft to introduce web-based business software
    SAN FRANCISCO - Microsoft said on Tuesday it plans to introduce a web-based version of its sales and marketing software in 2007 as it targets rivals like Salesforce.com, Oracle, and SAP in a fast-growing market. More...

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    MySpace gains top ranking of US web sites
    NEW YORK - Online teen hangout MySpace.com ranked as the No. 1 US website last week, displacing Yahoo's top-rated email gateway and Google's search site, internet tracking firm Hitwise said on Tuesday. More...

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    Sun unveils new server systems
    NEW YORK) - Sun Microsystems on Tuesday introduced three computer servers, each powered by Advanced Micro Devices (AND) Opteron processors, products that analysts say could improve investor sentiment about Sun's recovery plan. More...

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    Time Warner sees loss, potential in AOL plan-report
    NEW YORK - Time Warner estimates its AOL division would lose almost US$1 billion in operating profit through 2009 under a plan to offer the unit's services free to some customers, The Wall Street Journal said on Tuesday. More...

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    Microsoft patches 18 bugs; two-month total swells to 39
    Microsoft rolls out 7 security updates for Windows and Office that fix 18 bugs, a total that nearly match's last month's 2006 record of 21 vulnerabilities. More...

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