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Developers fear revenue loss over security
News Application development firms are more worried about the loss of income than increased security risks when apps are not managed properly, finds new survey.
Tags: Software engineering/development, Network security, Security applications/tools, Security implementation/standards, Security Management, SMB, Security, India, Revenue Loss, PreEmptive Solutions
Adobe clamps down on piracy, software misuse
News Adobe toughens up on enterprises that run afoul of software licensing agreements.
Piracy stifles innovation in Asia
News An antipiracy group says Asia does not develop enough innovative software due to high piracy rates and a lack of respect for intellectual property.
Tags: Piracy, Software engineering/development
SingTel's S$1.5b compensation spared from taxes
News Singapore Telecommunications Ltd, the island's biggest phone company, said Friday it will not have to pay taxes on S$1.5 billion in compensation from the Singapore government.
Yahoo-Google deal faces another round of concern
News More grist for the grill has been served up by legislators, a consumer group, and Wall Street in Yahoo's proposed search advertising deal with Google.
Tags: Search, Internet advertising, Microsoft Corp., Google Inc., Yahoo! Inc., Internet Search Advertising, U.S. Department Of Justice, Advertisement, revenue, partnership
The attack of the US$2 million worm
News Researcher says business disruptions caused by viruses cost an average of nearly US$2 million in lost revenue per incident.
Tags: Viruses and worms
All eyes on SingTel as telecoms market fully liberalized by April 2000
News All eyes will be on Singapore Telecom following the government's announcement that the telecommunications sector will be fully liberalized by April this year or two years in advance.
SingTel may earn S$527m in Q3
News Singapore Telecommunications Ltd is expected to post a profit of S$527 million (US$301 million) in the third quarter, its weakest for the year ending March, as competition heats up and customers spend less in the holidays.
HP: Time for Hewlett to "stand down"
News Hewlett-Packard urges a Delaware judge to restore "the integrity and moral rectitude" of its CEO Carly Fiorina and Chief Financial Officer Bob Wayman by ruling in its favor.
Database vendors eye open-source effect
News The big three database suppliers--Oracle, IBM and Microsoft--are prepping major product releases meant to steal away one another's customers.
Tags: Software, Business applications, Databases, Open source
Yahoo to clip divisions, lay off 400
News update CEO Terry Semel cuts business units and jobs. Is this the shot in the arm that Yahoo needs?
eBay spends to eliminate lengthy outages
News eBay is about to flip the switch on a new backup system that should eliminate lengthy site outages--and not a moment too soon for customers and investors.
StarHub pre-registers about 120,000 for IDD service
News About 120,000 homes and companies have pre-registered for StarHub Pte Ltd's International Direct Dial (IDD) 008 service in just a month, surpassing the new telco's target by approximately 20,000.
Commentary: Merger requires patience
News The merger of HP and Compaq reflects a broad trend toward increased technological stability and a somewhat slower pace of innovation.
David takes on Goliath, in realm of copyright
Blogs On Saturday, news broke that Internet start-up RecordTV has sued Singapore's national broadcaster MediaCorp for revenue ...
