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Network Computing updates RSS service affecting feeds beginning April 12th
Network Computing updates RSS service affecting feeds beginning April 12th.
This switch will appear seamless in most RSS readers, however you will need to re-subscribe to the Network Computing blogs of your choice. Some RSS Readers will not have an automatic redirect, so if you do not get your feed, visit http://simplefeed.networkcomputing.com and re-subscribe.
With our new feeds you will be able to customize your feed with the news and blogs you need.
We apologize for any inconvenience this will cause and look forward to providing you with the ability to customize your feeds.
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Microsoft: 'We've Moved On' From Yahoo
"Yahoo would have been an accelerator, but we've moved on and now we're focused on how fast we can grow organically," Windows Live general manager Brian Hall said.
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Sony Pictures Uses 'Green Power' For Data Center
Sony Pictures Entertainment is the first customer of data center operator 365 Main to sign up for a new reusable energy program.
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Oracle Database Susceptible To Rare Attack
"A lateral SQL injection" attack that can be placed by an outsider in a database application using Oracle's extended PL/SQL query language can be prevented, security experts say.
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Rolling Review: Windows 2008 Server PowerShell
We set out to determine whether PowerShell is usable, and learnable, for the masses of Windows admins who prefer to point and click their way through daily tasks.
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Infected Web Pages Nearly Triple
Sophos says that it discovered a new infected Web page every 5 seconds. In 2007, the company says, it saw new infected Web pages every 14 seconds.
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