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Microsoft will let users run Windows 7 Release Candidate (RC) for more than a year, giving them free use of the new operating system for a significantly longer time than it... Federal CISOs decry excessive paperwork
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The HP LaserJet desktop printer was a hit the moment it debuted at Spring Comdex 1984. Since then LaserJet has become HP's all-time leading seller, accounting for more than 100 million units. It (and the classic movie "Office Space") also made famous the nonsensical error message "PC LOAD LETTER." Podcast: Swine flu scare shines spotlight on telework
Chuck Wilsker, president and CEO of the Telework Coalition in Washington, D.C., explains why businesses shouldn't wait for a swine flu epidemic to establish a solid telework program for their employees. (11:01) Podcast: Movie Madness is NOT Caused by Swine Flu
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Microsoft Subnet reports that Microsoft has finally submitted a response to the European Commission over the EC's findings that the company violated antitrust regulations. The company has requested an oral hearing where it will defend itself. Anxious industry awaits word from Cisco
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