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Software piracy claims losses of US$4b in Asia
News Asia Pacific (including Japan) accounted for the highest revenue losses due to software piracy last year.
Flash: Easy target for gaudy graphics
News Macromedia's Flash has been described as 99 percent bad because of its tendency to discourage Web site use.
Microsoft's nightmare inches closer to reality
News Ten years ago, execs feared the Internet could become a software platform that threatens Windows. They were right.
Tags: Microsoft Windows, Web services
Survey: Over half of US workplaces block social networks
News A survey of companies' chief information officers reveals that only 10 percent of companies allow unlimited personal social-networking activity on the job and over half block it altogether.
Tags: Web 2.0, Facebook, Social Networking, Workplace, Twitter Inc., Survey, U.S., independent research firm, network, U.S. company
Taiwan firm fined US$7.9m for piracy
News A Taiwanese technology company has been fined NTD242.32 million (US$7.9million) by a high court judge in compensation for pirating products developed by US software giant Microsoft Corp.
Xilinx pumps US$40M into new S'pore building
News Looking to expand its footprint in the region, the semiconductor maker says the new plant will quadruple the capacity of its current manufacturing facility.
Tags: Workplace, Business development/management, Operations
Report questions i2 customer satisfaction
News Several companies touted by i2 Technologies as successful users of its supply-chain applications say their investments in the software haven't paid off, according to a new study.
AOL users spend billions over holidays
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Microsoft looks beyond AOL
News Redmond's desktop leadership, new ad business will help it compete with Google after losing out on the AOL deal, analysts say.
Tags: Search, Advertising
Microsoft extends a helping hand
News The software giant on Tuesday issues new policies that guarantee customers product support on Microsoft products for at least five years.
Music trading heads back underground
News The new face of Napster, and the scattering of its visitors, is proof of how far the record labels and Hollywood have come in defusing the online threat.
Music trading heads back underground
News The new face of file-swapping service Napster, and the scattering of its visitors, is proof of how far the record labels and Hollywood have come in defusing the biggest online threat to their businesses.
Napster crackdown drives away fans
News The new face of file-swapping service Napster and the scattering of its visitors are proof of how far the record labels and Hollywood have come in defusing the biggest online threat to their businesses.
US$4b losses from software piracy in Asia
News Asia Pacific (including Japan) accounted for the highest revenue losses due to software piracy among corporate users last year.
Criticism of Flash grows with its popularity
News Web designers have long dinged sites that offer bells and whistles to no purpose, but lately they've begun to target the technology behind those perceived atrocities as well: Flash.
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