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Computerworld Security
April 03, 2008
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In this issue:
* ISO confirms approval of OOXML, gives two months to appeal
* Apple patches 11 QuickTime bugs in year's third update
* IBM, Linden plan to give enterprises a Second Life
Computerworld Blogs:
* Douglas Schweitzer: Do-it-yourself PC IT?
* Preston Gralla: Feds lie about link between software piracy and terrorism
* Tech Dispenser: Microsoft's Video Portal to be Launched in April
* Shark Bait: Newsletter Post
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ISO confirms approval of OOXML, gives two months to appeal
ISO announced that its members have approved a draft standard based on
Microsoft's Office Open XML document format, and gave dissenting members two
months to appeal.
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Apple patches 11 QuickTime bugs in year's third update
If Apple keeps on its current pace, the company will have patched more than 40
vulnerabilities in its QuickTime software by year's end. This week saw 11 added
to the fix list.
http://cwflyris.computerworld.com/t/3072554/114916/106582/2/
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IBM, Linden plan to give enterprises a Second Life
IBM and Linden Lab are jointly creating Second Life virtual worlds that can
operate behind corporate firewalls.
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COMPUTERWORLD BLOGS
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Do-it-yourself PC IT?
Douglas Schweitzer: I read with interest the article "IT heresy revisited: Let
users manage their own PCs," by Tom Sullivan. I think it's definitely a good
idea to look into having users dictate which PCs they use and how they manage
them...
To view the rest of the post, click the following link.
http://cwflyris.computerworld.com/t/3072554/114916/106579/2/
Feds lie about link between software piracy and terrorism
Preston Gralla: The U.S. Justice Department seems to believe that if you tell a
big enough lie, people will listen. Here's the latest: Attorney General Michael
Mukasey claims that terrorists sell pirated software as a way to finance their
operations, without presenting a shred of evidence for his case. He's doing it
to push through a controversial piece of legislation that's bad for you...
To view the rest of the post, click the following link.
http://cwflyris.computerworld.com/t/3072554/114916/106580/2/
Tech Dispenser: Microsoft's Video Portal to be Launched in April
Microsoft is planning to launch its Video Portal in April which is powered by
Silverlight Technology. With this Portal you can share, upload and search high
quality videos ...
http://cwflyris.computerworld.com/t/3072554/114916/106377/2/
Shark Bait: Newsletter Post
Pilot Fish: At my company, I write the newsletter along with my regular duties
as IT manager. While normally it has health, safety and other articles
(including a monthly IT section on "how it works" or "how to do it") April is
of course the time to go nuts ...
http://cwflyris.computerworld.com/t/3072554/114916/106376/2/
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