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IT News: Sept. 24

09/24/2007

This week: Microsoft gets stiff Office competition from Google and IBM; PerformancePoint Server 2007 ships, SQL Server 2008 CTP slips; and Apple CEO Steve Jobs gets a subpoena:

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

Microsoft Taps Zander To Head Visual Studio Group
Google Unveils PowerPoint Competitor
IBM Goes After Office With Free Desktop Suite
Microsoft Ships PerformancePoint Server 2007
SQL Server 2008 CTP Slips, But Key Features Promised
NJ Man Admits Planting Computer 'Bomb'
Mortgage Data Leaked Over File Network
Symantec CEO Urges Cookie Notification
SAP Aims To Ride SaaS Wave
Intel To Ship New Chips in November
Google Registers In-House Lobbyist
Oracle Churns Out Another Strong Quarter
Adobe Shares Rise in Wake of 3Q Results
Yahoo To Buy Zimbra for $350M
Steve Jobs Subpoenaed in Stock Options Case

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