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Notorious spam king Robert Alan Soloway is scheduled to be sentenced Monday by the US District Court in Seattle after pleading guilty to single counts of mail fraud, e-mail fraud, and tax evasion. Judge Marsha Pechman, who is presiding over the case, has scheduled a two-day hearing starting Friday to allow prosecution and defense to get their final arguments before the court.

Companies are relying too much on technology to run their businesses, a trend that doesn't account for unpredictable situations that humans still deal with better than machines, a technology expert said at the Black Hat conference in Amsterdam this week.

Researchers are developing technology they say will use data mining and social networking techniques to spot and stop insider security threats and industrial espionage.

After a brief alliance with the direct sales model, Novell is now cementing its relationship with channel partners in order to deliver on a busy product and services road map which includes the rollout of Open Enterprise Server (OES) and new versions of Groupwise.

The purpose of this article is to examine the long-term effects of the Unix vs. Windows decision with respect to the business needs of a hypothetical medium-size auditing and related services firm.

For IT managers who run Virtual Machine Linux images on IBM z/OS mainframes, a new tool from Linuxcare could help improve VM Linux server management and administration.

HP released a letter to its shareholders Friday, trying to persuade investors of the merits of the company's proposed merger with Compaq Computer Corp. and levelling harsh criticism against Walter Hewlett, the lone merger opponent on the HP board.