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OpenOffice.org 3
OpenOffice.org is a powerful productivity suite--including tools for word processing, spreadsheets, slideshows and more--with one major additional feature: it's free.

Scientists use unified comms, open source to probe brains
The Prince of Wales Medical Research Institute (POWMRI) will replace its PABX with a 1000-seat communications platform to connect roaming staff and monitor its tissue preservation freezers, and physical security network.

Mozilla security chief calls it quits
Window Snyder, the head of security at Mozilla, will resign her position at the end of the year, she said in a blog post Wednesday.

Gartner lowers worldwide software spending forecast
Gartner has lowered its worldwide enterprise software spending forecast, citing "a combination of economic, technical and regional forces."

Cisco exec rationalizes data center invasion
Cisco sees an opportunity to broaden its data center presence into areas traditionally occupied by longtime partners.

Cisco sued by Free Software Foundation for copyright infringement
The Free Software Foundation Thursday slapped Cisco with a lawsuit claiming copyright infringement related to Cisco's Linksys wireless routers.

Sun takes another swing at cloud computing
Having coined the phrase "the network is the computer" more than a decade ago Sun could expect to be leading the march towards cloud computing, but in some ways it is still at the start line.

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$EDITOR: Don Marti

Fun with web stats

Submitted by dmarti on Wed, 27 Aug 2008 01:12:22 +0000

This site, like a lot of the other Mainstream Media sites, uses a service called Hitbox, part of Omniture Inc., instead of processing the actual server logs. The Hitbox tracking is done with a chunk ...