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Ray Ozzie’s Illustrious IT Career Takes Another Turn

NHS Software Supplier Reshuffles CEO

Google to Purchase Its Mountain View, Calif. HQ for $319M

Australian Telecom, ISP Group Derides Net Neutrality

Microsoft’s Mobile Vista to Require Hybrid Disks

Apple Updates Bluetooth Software

Kensington Unveils New Desktop, Notebook Locks

UGS Gives Software to Chinese Universities

Copyright Debate Fires Up Linux in Australia

Danish Parliament to Use Speech-Recognition Tech

LG.Philips Breaks Ground on LCD Module Plant in Poland

Micron, Lexar Shareholders Set to Vote on Possible Merger

AOL’s Netscape Web Portal Morphs Into ‘Social News’ Site

Global Chip Body Invites China to Join as Member

U.S. Streamlines Controls on Tech Sales to China

Motorola and Others to Launch Mobile Linux Group

The Coolest Gadgets from June 2006

HP to Fund High-End Computing Lab in Singapore

Microsoft’s Bill Gates to Leave Day-To-Day Role in 2008

Microsoft said Bill Gates, the company's chairman and chief software architect, will hand over some of his roles and responsibilities at software behemoth and move out of his day-to-day role to concentrate on his charity.

Google’s ‘Shakespeare’ Site Launched

Microsoft WGA Program Continues to Irk Users

Experts: Patent ‘Trolls’ Difficult to Define

California Professor Wins $1.2M Millennium Tech Prize

Google’s U.S. Government Search Site Unveiled

Microsoft Gives ActiveX Reprieve to Some Customers

Leadership – Aligning Yourself With Your End Users for Success

Your Guide to Wireless Standards: Basic Definitions

Wireless Security – The Security Plan for Your Wireless LAN

Five Leadership Tips for the Mid-Market CIO

How to Succeed as a Mid-Market CIO

The Truth About SOA

CIO Life–and Business–in China

The career opportunities are huge. But so are the costs to your family, your health and your freedom.

Managing IT in China: Dos and Don’ts

You got the job. Now what? Some advice for thriving in your new job in China.

The China Gambit

China, starved for executive talent, is importing CIOs from the West. And discovering how IT works — and doesn't — in this emerging factory to the world is supercharging their careers.

Consolidating Computers: Kill the Beige Ones First

The Benefits of Consolidation and Virtualization

The Universal Vendor Translation Machine: Key Phrases that Salespeople Use and How to Understand Them

Attempting to Bridge the Digital Divide

The Benefits of Sharing Software Code

When East Meets West on Intellectual Property (IP) Rights

Book Review: Why Technology Fails – The Change Function: Why Some Technologies Take Off and Others Crash and Burn

How to Deploy RFID and Respect Customer Privacy

The Online Lifestyle Improves Quality of Life

Where IT Fails: Let’s Just Say There’s Room to Improve IT’s Moves

Iraq’s Virtual Library

Group Calls for Users to Switch from IE to Firefox

Energy – Tech that Fuels Ethanol Production

Using Project Management Discipline to Align IT With the Business

Top 10 Lessons Learned from the 2006 CIO Leadership Conference

House Panel: VA Ignored Cybersecurity Warnings