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  • Check Point waves pure-play flag
  • Cellnet’s profit drops, restructure to blame
  • Citrix takes subscription advantage renewal business direct
  • Tech worker surveys show happy days are here again
  • Apple patches 26 Mac Bugs
  • Firefox Surpasses 200 million downloads
  • RealNetworks, Google, Mozilla sign distribution deals
  • Social network sites, blogs, Wikis fret over proposed regulation
  • Yahoo combines clients for music services
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    Check Point waves pure-play flag
    Check Point is the only major pure-play security company left, if CEO and founder Gil Shwed is to be believed.
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    Cellnet’s profit drops, restructure to blame
    Distributor, Cellnet’s net profit after tax dropped 76 per cent drop to $1.6 million for the year to 30 June, according to a preliminary end of year report.
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    Citrix takes subscription advantage renewal business direct
    Citrix Systems is taking its subscription advantage renewal business direct, which has some of the software vendor's channel partners fuming. More...

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    Tech worker surveys show happy days are here again
    Salaries are rising, jobs are secure, personal finances are solid and skills in Web services, ERP, .Net, and Java are as hot as the weather outside.. More...

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    Apple patches 26 Mac Bugs
    Apple Computer has released a security update that patched 26 vulnerabilities in the Mac OS X operating system and its bundled applications. More...

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    Firefox Surpasses 200 million downloads
    Mozilla has passed the 200 millionth download of Firefox, and has taken the opportunity to thank its most fervent fans for their work in supporing the open-source Web browser.. More...

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    RealNetworks, Google, Mozilla sign distribution deals
    RealNetworks has agreed to distribute Mozilla's Firefox Web browser, and has extended its distribution deal with Google.
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    Social network sites, blogs, Wikis fret over proposed regulation
    Librarians, interactive site operators and school officials who fear the Deleting Online Predators Act, which recently cleared the House, are turning their lobbying focus to the Senate.. More...

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    Yahoo combines clients for music services
    Yahoo launches a desktop client that combines features from its Yahoo Music Engine and Musicmatch Jukebox. More...

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