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IT News, Dec. 15

12/15/2008

This week: Microsoft Hires Former Yahoo Search Exec; Patch Tuesday Explodes with 28 Fixes; Open Source Thrives in the Enterprise; U.S. is Biggest Malware Culprit; more. Article links for items mentioned in this week's audiocast:

Microsoft Hires Yahoo Exec To Head Online Services
Open Source Advocate Dick Hardt Joins Microsoft
Microsoft Releases First BizTalk 2009 Server Beta
December's Patch Arrives, Addressing 28 Security Bugs
Zero-Day IE 7 Flaw Discovered
IE8: 'Safe' but Scorned in Bug Battle Contest
Microsoft Mobile GUI Has Debut on Apple iPhone
Multicore Chips Hitting 'Memory Wall,' Report Says
U.S. Is Biggest Malware Culprit, Reports Say
Open Source Thriving in Enterprise
Google Addressing Web App Security With 'Native Client'
VMware, HP Expand Virtualization Pact

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