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	Microsoft to EU: Antitrust this! Will remove IE from Win 7 in Europe News.com reported Wednesday that Microsoft plans to strip Internet Explorer from sales of Windows 7 in Europe. Redmond plans to basically draw an artificial line in the sand and say, "Ooops, no IE in this Windows!" Google says it loves competition With Justice Department scrutiny over the Google Books Settlement only the the leading edge of antitrust regulators' attention to Google, the company has launched a dog-and-pony show dedicated to combating the impression that more control is needed. Microsoft, Mississippi settle over software pricing Ina Fried at News.com reports that Microsoft has settled with the state of Mississippi over the price of Office and Windows. Microsoft will pay the state $40 million and provide $60 million in vouchers to consumers and local governments. Consumers and businesses that bought Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows ME will get $12 vouchers. Green Dam definitively blocks political sites - and creates security breach Despite China's claims that Green Dam Youth Escort - the spyware the government has commanded shall be installed on all new PCs - is merely a porn filter, it's now clear that the software filters a whole bunch of political content. Get Latest Headlines in RSS		NEW TECHNOLOGIES Sponsored content and IT resources Mobile Device Management for Dummies? Download the online book Mobile Device Management for Dummies to learn the fundamentals of managing and securing mobile devices. (Sybase) Building the virtualized enterprise with VMware Infrastructure This paper explains how adopting a virtual infrastructure -- comprised of server, storage, and networking virtualization technologies -- can help your organization build a sustainable competitive advantage. (VMware) The iPhone is Here to Stay. What's an Enterprise to do About it? Offering enterprise-class support for the iPhone, iAnywhere Mobile Office combines robust email, calendar, contacts and tasks functionality with a unique approach for enhanced security for iPhone, Windows Mobile and Symbian. (Sybase) Free Videocast: Web Conferencing Trends for Enterprise Organizations Boost employee productivity! Make your processes more efficient! Save money! Does Web conferencing really live up to its hype? In a word: yes.
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