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IT News: May 29

05/29/2007

This week, Microsoft working with Chinese Counterpart to integrate document formats; Microsoft works with Juniper on NAP services; PDC canceled; FTC probes Google/DoubleClick deal:

Article links for items mentioned in this week's audiocast:

Microsoft Office To Work With Chinese Counterpart
Microsoft Announces New Office Security Tools
Microsoft Forges Security Alliance With Juniper Networks
Microsoft Pushes Non-Security Security Update
'Popfly' To Help Bring Silverlight to the Masses
Microsoft Cancels Its Flagship Developer Conference
Vista Not a Magic Bullet for PC Market
Novell Publishes Details of Microsoft Agreement
SharePoint 2007 Earns Government Compliance Certification
U.S. House Approves Bill To Combat Spyware
Study: More Spam but Fewer Complaints
Lenovo Group Profits Soar
Dell Starts Selling Linux Computers Today
Dell To Sell Computers at Wal-Mart
Google, South Korean Co Mull Wider Deal
FTC Probing Google-DoubleClick Deal

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