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IT News, Nov. 17

11/17/2008

This week: Nov. Patch Tuesday Review; Live Services Roll Out; Sun Cuts Workforce; IT Spending Remains Steady for '09, Says Survey; more. Article links for items mentioned in this week's audiocast:

Microsoft Offers Security Dev Lifecycle Solutions
November's Patch Addresses Two Windows App Exploits
SMB Exploit Took 7 Years To Fix, Security Pros Say
Visual Studio 2010 News Amid VS 2008 Price Cuts
Sun and Microsoft Ink Live Search Deal
Live Mesh Apps Unveiled by Microsoft Lab
Microsoft Rolls Out Windows Live Services, Silk Road Project
Office Web Apps Will Work on iPhones
VMware Acquires Trango, Brings Virtualization to Telecom Market
DNS Security Still a Concern
Spammers Mine New Ground
Parallels Desktop 4.0 Gets Performance Boost, DirectX 9.0 Support
No Deep Cuts for IT Spending Seen in 2009
Sun To Cut More Than 15 Percent of Global Workforce
AMD Releases Next-Gen Opterons
Energy Department Supercomputer Poised To Be World's Fastest

If you experience problems listening to this audiocast, send e-mail to mdomingo@1105media.com and describe the problem.

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