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"Pop-up ads are probably the only form of advertising that has spawned a whole industry designed to help you get them off your screen," says David Croson, visiting professor of digital strategy at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a researcher at MIT’s Center for eBusiness. "I think pop-up ads have created a really strong negative response." (Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania)
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One of the most interesting technologies in Mac OS X Server is NetBoot and its close cousin, NetInstall. NetBoot allows you to start up a Macintosh computer from a network disk image rather than using a local disk (hard drive, CD, etc.). NetBoot offers some distinct advantages for administrators. ComputerWorld
9:29:45 AM
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August 14, 2003 Update From Microsoft For Both Enterprise And Home Users: At 11:34 A.M. Pacific Time on August 11, Microsoft began investigating a worm reported by Microsoft Product Support Services (PSS). The worm commonly known as W32.Blaster.Worm and its variants exploit the vulnerability that was addressed by Microsoft Security Bulletin MS03-026. Microsoft
8:44:53 AM
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Deep in the tense Jenin refugee camp in the Palestinian West Bank, a new file-swapping service is daring record labels and movie studios to turn their piracy-hunting into an international incident.
Dubbed Earthstation 5, the new file-swapping network is openly flouting international copyright norms at a time when many older peer-to-peer companies are trying to establish themselves as legitimate technology companies. One of the brashest of a new generation of file-trading networks, it is serving as a new test case for the ability of high-tech security measures and international borders to preserve privacy on the Net. CNET News.com
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© Copyright 2004 Rob Robinson.
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