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Microsoft attorney accuses Google of copyright violations

EMC exec takes CEO job at McAfee

Apple's new iTunes update fails to fix Windows Vista problems

Lenovo notebooks to get IP telephony, Avaya CEO reveals at VoiceCon

Manual processes leave businesses open to insider threats

Motorola opposes Carl Icahn's bid for a board seat

WordPress combats hack attack with blog software update

Worried China bans new Internet cafes for a year

CIOs gearing up to hire Windows, networking, and database specialists

Despite HP's growth, Dell wins the 2006 PC race

Hack is no game: Microsoft patches Xbox bug

Internet use up 10 percent worldwide

Microsoft launches webcam packs for desktops, notebooks

Nortel's transformation is moving forward, company execs tell VoiceCon

Want to buy some cool new stuff from Microsoft? Not this stuff, not yet

Wednesday, 7th March 2007

Headlines

	Microsoft attorney accuses Google of copyright violations
	EMC exec takes CEO job at McAfee
	Apple's new iTunes update fails to fix Windows Vista problems
	Lenovo notebooks to get IP telephony, Avaya CEO reveals at VoiceCon
	Manual processes leave businesses open to insider threats
	Motorola opposes Carl Icahn's bid for a board seat
	WordPress combats hack attack with blog software update
	Worried China bans new Internet cafes for a year
	CIOs gearing up to hire Windows, networking, and database specialists
	Despite HP's growth, Dell wins the 2006 PC race
	Hack is no game: Microsoft patches Xbox bug
	Internet use up 10 percent worldwide
	Microsoft launches webcam packs for desktops, notebooks
	Nortel's transformation is moving forward, company execs tell VoiceCon
	Want to buy some cool new stuff from Microsoft? Not this stuff, not yet

Tim Lohman,
Editor

This morning, a Microsoft attorney clams that Google systematically violates copyright and deprives authors and publishers of an important avenue for monetising their works.

Also making news, the number of people using the Internet has grown by 10 percent over the past year.

Mail your comments on this morning’s news:

editor@itnews.com.au

Breaking News

Government/Law

Microsoft attorney accuses Google of copyright violations
Says Google systematically violates copyright and deprives authors and publishers of an important avenue for monetising their works.
By Staff writers

Jobs Centre

EMC exec takes CEO job at McAfee
Dave DeWalt, who was president of customer operations for EMC, will head the McAfee team.
By Staff writers

Security

Apple's new iTunes update fails to fix Windows Vista problems
Apple said the new iTunes 7.1 software fixes a number of unspecified Windows Vista-compatibility issues but leaves several potentially major problems unresolved.
By Staff writers

Hardware

Lenovo notebooks to get IP telephony, Avaya CEO reveals at VoiceCon
The news comes on the heels of Avaya's leap into service-oriented architecture as it said on Monday it will start offering new capabilities that extend SOA to telephony.
By Staff writers

Security

Manual processes leave businesses open to insider threats
Almost 60 percent of respondents say their companies are unable to effectively focus an identity and access management system on areas of the greatest business risk.
By Staff writers

Finance

Motorola opposes Carl Icahn's bid for a board seat
In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Motorola urged its shareholders to withhold support for Icahn in his quest for a board seat.
By Staff writers

Security

WordPress combats hack attack with blog software update
The fix comes after a hacker gained access to one of the WordPress servers and installed a Trojan horse in the code for a security update to the blog publishing software..
By Staff writers

Internet

Worried China bans new Internet cafes for a year
BEIJING -- Fearful of soaring Internet addiction and juvenile crime, China has banned the opening of new Internet cafes this year, state media reported on Tuesday.
By Staff writers

Jobs Centre

CIOs gearing up to hire Windows, networking, and database specialists
The skills in most demand were for Microsoft Windows Server 2000/2003 administration.
By Staff writers

Hardware

Despite HP's growth, Dell wins the 2006 PC race
"HP's resurgence was the most remarkable event in the PC industry in 2006," said iSuppli analyst Matthew Wilkins.
By Staff writers

Security

Hack is no game: Microsoft patches Xbox bug
Microsoft quietly fixed an Xbox 360 bug that allowed a user to bypass security and run their own applications or operating systems on the console.
By Staff writers

Internet

Internet use up 10 percent worldwide
India, Russia, and China all showed double-digit annual growth.
By Staff writers

Hardware

Microsoft launches webcam packs for desktops, notebooks
The LifeCams unveiled Tuesday are integrated with Microsoft's Windows Live Messenger software, which is also the company's instant messaging client.
By Staff writers

Convergence

Nortel's transformation is moving forward, company execs tell VoiceCon
Nortel is in the midst of a business transformation plan, while the communications industry moves into a new era of convergence, unified communications, and mobility.
By Staff writers

Hardware

Want to buy some cool new stuff from Microsoft? Not this stuff, not yet
Microsoft Research's TechFest featured 50 public demonstrations of things that might eventually make their way into products.
By Staff writers