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Computerworld First Look
February 19, 2007
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In this issue:
* Cool stuff: Here's how to build your own Yahoo Pipe
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* How to run a legal copy of Vista for 120 days without activation
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* Web 2.0 could usher wave of storage disruption
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* Have you resold your data to crooks?
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* Apple market share to slip as Vista temporarily rules, analyst says
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* Dell taps Motorola exec to lead consumer division
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* Apple fixes four 'Month of Bugs' flaws
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* You'll never see this commerical during the Super Bowl
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* Smokers may be the weak IT security link
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COMPUTERWORLD SHARK BAIT OF THE DAY
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Data Dog
A colleague found that the hard drive on his 6 year old PC which had all this
data and work from 2001 blew on him.. and as he was telling me this he sighs
and says, "You know what, i had this really nice picture of my Dog that i
absolutely loved!". It is so true, you never know the value of something until
you don't have it anymore!!
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TODAY'S IT BLOGWATCH
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Microsoft Feb stock slide steepens (and radicon)
Oh dear. It's Monday's IT Blogwatch: in which all is not well in Redmond after
Steve Ballmer's analyst briefing. Not to mention the IAEA's new symbol for
radioactivity...
Robert Mullins reports:
Microsoft Corp. CEO Steve Ballmer believes that sales forecasts for the
company's new Vista operating system may be overly aggressive. In a conference
call yesterday with financial analysts, Ballmer said lower selling prices,
limited new corporate sales and software piracy may combine to temper Vista
sales.
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TODAY'S TOP STORY
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Cool stuff: Here's how to build your own Yahoo Pipe
Yahoo's new RSS mashup application is so easy even an editor can do it.
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THIS WEEK'S FRANKLY SPEAKING COLUMN
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Laughing Matters
Frankly Speaking: Frank Hayes, like other standards geeks, is rolling with
laughter over Microsoft's protest about the Open XML standards process.
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