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Several items of interest for techs:
anti-spamming legislation and linux to the desktop
George
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TECHNOLOGY & BUSINESS DAILY
SCOOP
Monday,
November 24, 2003
TOP
STORIES
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â Debian project
servers hacked
â Interview: webMethods CEO eyes Web services
innovation
â European company builds translator into MS
Office
â US House overwhelmingly passes anti-spam
bill
â Veritas taps Cisco for network-based
storage
â Major vendors to push Linux to the
desktop
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Debian project servers hacked
Posted November
24, 9:31 a.m. Pacific Time
Servers belonging to the open
source Debian Project, which makes a version of the Linux operating
system, were hacked last week, according to statements posted by project
organizers on the group's Web page and to a European CERT (Computer
Emergency Response Team) Web site on Friday. >> READ MORE
Interview: webMethods CEO eyes Web services
innovation
Posted November 24, 9:00 a.m. Pacific
Time
Integration vendors such as webMethods are constantly attempting to
simplify application integration technologies. According to Philip
Merrick, chairman and CEO at webMethods, the next round of innovation in
the integration space will come from leveraging Web services standards to
improve workflow and business processes. >> READ MORE
European company builds translator into MS
Office
Posted November 24, 8:31 a.m. Pacific
Time
SDL
International PLC Monday launched a translation toolbar for Microsoft
Corp.'s Office and Outlook software. >> READ MORE
US
House overwhelmingly passes anti-spam bill
Posted November
24, 6:32 a.m. Pacific Time
The U.S. Congress moved a step
closer to passing its first law regulating unsolicited commercial e-mail
-- or spam -- on Saturday when the U.S. House of Representatives approved
a bill that seeks to impose fines on those sending spam. >> READ MORE
Veritas taps Cisco for network-based
storage
Posted November 24, 6:00 a.m. Pacific
Time
Software developer Veritas introduced storage management software
today that runs on top of Ciscoâs family of intelligent storage switches
and directors â a telling indication of growing enterprise interest in
network-based storage management offerings. >> READ MORE
Major vendors to push Linux to the
desktop
Posted November 24, 6:00 a.m. Pacific
Time
Next
year just may be the year that desktop Linux emerges as a viable
alternative to Windows. >> READ MORE
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