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Microsoft Corp. said Monday it has filed more than 50 lawsuits and other legal actions worldwide against people it says sold pirated copies of its software using online auction sites such as eBay.
11/01/2006
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Total Traffic Control puts you at the helm of your network traffic.
11/01/2006
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An obscure corner of the semiconductor industry became an international battleground Tuesday as Sony Corp. became the fifth company ensnared in a U.S. Department of Justice antitrust probe into the sales of a particular type of memory chip.
11/01/2006
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In-Depth
Jumping ship from a career as a systems admin to that of an IT consultant can be stressful but ultimately rewarding. Some Redmond readers tell their tales of wonder and woe.
11/01/2006
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Reader Tim FitzPatrick sends in a great scripting tip for managing time across time zones.
11/01/2006
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A review of Lars Powers and Michael Snell's "Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Unleashed."
11/01/2006
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Long-time stalwart of Microsoft's database business, Paul Flessner, will step down as senior vice president of the Data Storage and Platform Division as of Jan. 1, the company confirmed today.
11/01/2006
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On the verge of shipping Windows Vista, Microsoft is touting a new initiative aimed at using systems integrators to provide enterprise customers with application compatibility testing and remediation in advance of deploying the new system.
11/01/2006
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In-Depth
Virtual PC may be free, but its lack of key features makes its more expensive competitor increasingly attractive.
11/01/2006
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News
New GM targets IT generalists at SMBs.
11/01/2006
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Microsoft's PowerShell puts scripting power in your hands.
11/01/2006
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In-Depth
IP version 6 is poised to revolutionize networking. Here's why you should care and what you need to do to get ready.
11/01/2006
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Security Advisor
For some security chores, outsourcing just might be the right answer.
11/01/2006
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Doug welcomes the newest member of the Redmond publication family, Redmond
Developer News.
11/01/2006
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News
Internet search leader Google and other major U.S. technology companies insisted Tuesday that their products benefit Chinese citizens despite government restrictions and warnings that online censorship is spreading.
11/01/2006
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In-Depth
Microsoft is pushing Dynamics as one-stop shopping for midsize companies seeking ERP, and as an add-on and integration tool for large enterprises. Should you push for Dynamics in your shop?
11/01/2006
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Foley on Microsoft
Which will you choose?
11/01/2006
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Drinking and disk management just don't mix.
11/01/2006
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It's a veritable cavalcade of tools you won't need a lawyer for.
11/01/2006
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The stock takes a tumble after a little shove from Oracle.
11/01/2006
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Let the video conferencing battle begin!
11/01/2006
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Fresh off the assembly line: Version 1 of ASP.NET Ajax.
11/01/2006
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A better-than-expected first quarter might be a sign of brighter times ahead.
11/01/2006
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Microsoft Corp. is preparing to officially release software that helps small companies do things like build a Web site and maintain business contacts, and plans to link the product to its platform for selling online advertising.
10/31/2006
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Online small biz software service will launch simultaneously in France, Germany, Japan and UK.
10/31/2006
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Google Inc. said Monday that it wants Microsoft Corp. to make sure users can easily choose Internet search engines in future products -- but Google refused to say if changes Microsoft has already made to its upcoming operating system, Vista, have gone far enough.
10/31/2006
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Microsoft this week quietly announced it is dropping the highly touted renaming of SQL Server Mobile Edition to SQL Server Everywhere Edition.
10/31/2006
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When Microsoft announced second fiscal 2007 quarterly earnings last week, officials also said they will defer reporting about $1.5 billion in revenues in the current quarter.
10/31/2006
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Two of its flaws are now out in the open.
10/31/2006
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Windows Defender goes gold and stays free.
10/31/2006
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The numbers are in, and they look pretty good.
10/31/2006
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Plus, new laptops for the road warrior, an Exchange hosting service and IT records retention products.
10/30/2006
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Company wants Vista to include variety of search engines, but refuses to call Microsoft to the carpet officially.
10/30/2006
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Seagate Technology LLC hopes its new security system for the hard drive will become the most formidable barrier between computer data and thieves.
10/30/2006
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Cheap little servers handle so much of the Internet's dirty work that giant computers known as mainframes, which debuted 50 years ago and often cost more than $1 million, are supposed to be passe.
10/30/2006
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Narus Inc., a maker of network technology to monitor phone and Internet traffic, or even help block certain communications like a Skype call, said Monday it has raised $30 million in new capital to fund development of next-generation products and expand overseas sales.
10/30/2006
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Pirates selling illegal software in online auctions such as eBay taken to court worldwide.
10/30/2006
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Company attributes rise in earnings on strong server sales, cost-cutting.
10/27/2006
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A network administrator for a peer-to-peer Internet file-sharing system has been sentenced to five months in prison for copyright infringement.
10/27/2006
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The first company to be convicted under Australia's tough anti-spamming laws was fined Friday 5.5 million Australian dollars for sending 280 million advertising e-mails.
10/27/2006
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The Supreme Court said Friday it would intervene in a patent dispute between giants Microsoft Corp. and AT&T Corp. over Windows programs distributed overseas.
10/27/2006
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Tips, tidbits and other news from our Microsoft negotiating guru Scott Braden.
10/26/2006
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Microsoft last Friday began shipping the beta test release of version 1 of ASP.NET AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML), previously codenamed "Atlas."
10/26/2006
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Server and software maker Sun Microsystems Inc. beat Wall Street's tepid expectations Thursday, reporting a narrower-than-expected loss for the first quarter thanks to the growing popularity of its operating system for corporate computers.
10/26/2006
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Microsoft today acknowledged that one of two IE7 security flaws alleged by Denmark-based security firm Secunia could leave systems vulnerable.
10/26/2006
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Shares of Red Hat Inc. tumbled nearly 30 percent Thursday as investors abandoned the stock on news that software juggernaut Oracle Corp. will move more aggressively onto Red Hat's turf.
10/26/2006
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Hoping to leave an even bigger imprint on the Internet, Google Inc. is opening up its vast online index so other Web sites can build their own specialty search engines.
10/26/2006
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Microsoft began shipping the final code for version 1 of its Windows Defender free anti-spyware tool on Monday.
10/26/2006
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Company quietly fixes screen freezing component flaw in several thousand machines used in Maryland.
10/26/2006
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It might not be rocket science, but sometimes, it might as well be.
10/26/2006