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Recording industry fires back at Apple's Jobs

VeriSign calls plan 'biggest build up of the Internet to date'

NASA employees warned about Windows Vista security loophole

Could Canada kill Net Neutrality?

Open Source mobile phone on the way

Six firms partner for 3G GSM mobile phones

Sophos unveils security for Windows Mobile

Steve Jobs wants to end DRM, but Apple develops new access control technology

Study: Encryption is needed; few doing it

Yahoo Pipes inaugurates the recombinant Web

EDS profits up 94 percent in fourth quarter

CEOs don't expect much

Friday, 9th February 2007

Headlines

	Recording industry fires back at Apple's Jobs
	VeriSign calls plan 'biggest build up of the Internet to date'
	NASA employees warned about Windows Vista security loophole
	Could Canada kill Net Neutrality?
	Open Source mobile phone on the way
	Six firms partner for 3G GSM mobile phones
	Sophos unveils security for Windows Mobile
	Steve Jobs wants to end DRM, but Apple develops new access control technology
	Study: Encryption is needed; few doing it
	Yahoo Pipes inaugurates the recombinant Web
	EDS profits up 94 percent in fourth quarter
	CEOs don't expect much

Tim Lohman,
Editor

This morning, the US Patent and Trademark Office has published a new Apple patent application for securing and controlling access to digital data.

Also making news, VeriSign, is calling its US$100 million investment in the global Internet infrastructure the biggest build up of the Internet in its history.

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Research/Trends

Recording industry fires back at Apple's Jobs
Recording Industry Association of America suggests that Apple should license its FairPlay copyright-protection software.
By Staff writers

Internet

VeriSign calls plan 'biggest build up of the Internet to date'
VeriSign, is calling its US$100 million investment in the global Internet infrastructure the biggest build up of the Internet in its history.
By Staff writers

Security

NASA employees warned about Windows Vista security loophole
Vista Ultimate and Enterprise editions are the greatest risk unless administrators take preventive steps, the agency says.
By Staff writers

Internet

Could Canada kill Net Neutrality?
Advisers to the minister of industry seem to favor telecommunications companies' arguments in favor of a two-tier Internet system, according to reports.
By Staff writers

Telco/ISP

Open Source mobile phone on the way
Orange/France Telecom's research and development is supporting efforts behind the GPE Palmtop Environment.
By Staff writers

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Telco/ISP

Six firms partner for 3G GSM mobile phones
Handsets based on the second-generation SH-Mobile G2 platform are slated to appear in the fall.
By Staff writers

Security

Sophos unveils security for Windows Mobile
Sophos Mobile Security is designed to protect PDAs and smartphones running Microsoft Windows Mobile from viruses and spyware.
By Staff writers

Government/Law

Steve Jobs wants to end DRM, but Apple develops new access control technology
The US Patent and Trademark Office has published a new Apple patent application for securing and controlling access to digital data.
By Staff writers

Security

Study: Encryption is needed; few doing it
While 66 percent of IT and business managers surveyed have "some type" of encryption strategy, only 16 percent have enterprise-wide strategies, the Ponemon Institute found.
By Staff writers

Applications

Yahoo Pipes inaugurates the recombinant Web
Yahoo Pipes offers what amounts to a visual integrated development environment for mixing and managing online data sources.
By Staff writers

Finance

EDS profits up 94 percent in fourth quarter
Outsourcer Electronic Data Systems on Thursday said fourth quarter profits nearly doubled and revenue increased 11 percent, partly on the strength of several major contract signings during the period.

By Staff writers

Jobs Centre

CEOs don't expect much
Most CEOs are happy with their CIOs, but that's because they don't expect much from them.
By Staff writers