A funny thing has happend to our little blog. It has become part of a stockmarket-shares trading game. Check the link listed above or do a search for "Michael J. Much" in google and follow up. As a result I plan to resume posting news during the summer. I expect things will really pick up when classes begin in the fall.
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Networking This Week: Microsoft To Become World's Biggest Spyware Vendor?. Microsoft has been negotiating to buy controversial adware maker Claria, says the New York Times. This is the way to fight spyware? [Networking Pipeline]
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Red Hat's 1Q Sales Jump 46 Percent. Red Hat Inc., the leading distributor of Linux software, on Thursday reported first-quarter earnings beat Wall Street projections as sales increased 46 percent from last year. [Linux Pipeline]
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FBI cracks down on 'warez' piracy sites. Four people were arrested and 22 Web sites were searched during an FBI crackdown of so-called warez sites. [Computerworld News]
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Cybercriminals get a 10-year jail sentence. U.K. authorities sentenced two men to a total of 10 years in prison for Net fraud. [Computerworld Cybercrime News]
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Intel researches wireless antenna technology. With MIMO and WiMax standards on the way, Intel explains how "smart antenna" technology works. [Computerworld Networking News]
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The awkward smart phone grows up. A look at Palm's latest efforts to make its Treo smart phone more useful and competitive. [CNET News.com]
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