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                  Computerworld Wrap-Up
                      February 1, 2006
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In this issue:

* Security Snafu At Boston Globe Exposes Subscriber Data 
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* AT&T Sued Over Alleged Role In Domestic Spying Effort 
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* Bush Proposes Tech Funding, Defends Wiretapping 
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* Symantec Snags Oracle CIO 
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* Vendors Form Collaborative To Push AJAX 
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* BMC, IBM Expand Management Software Integration 
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TODAY'S TOP STORY
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Security snafu at Boston Globe exposes subscriber data

Confidential information belonging to more than 240,000 subscribers of The 
Boston Globe and the Worcester Telegram & Gazette has been inadvertently 
exposed, the Globe said today.

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THIS WEEK'S FRANKLY SPEAKING COLUMN 
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CrackBerry No More?

Frankly Speaking: Frank Hayes explains that end-of-the-world-for-Blackberry 
fantasies are just that -- fantasies. But there are ways IT can help end users 
survive even their worst fears.

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THIS WEEK'S COMPUTERWORLD EDITORIAL
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Outrageous Outrage

Editorial: The outrage stemming from Google's decision to launch a censored 
search service in China, and from the U.S. government's subpoena of search 
information from Google, is completely misplaced.

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Today's spyware goes far beyond annoying software that tracks Web 
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