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IT News, July 14

07/14/2008

This week: Worldwide Partner Conference roundup; July Patch Tuesday followed by new flaws in Access, Word and WSUS; Greene ousted at VMware; Adobe's PDF becomes standard; more. Article links for items mentioned in this week's audiocast:

Partners: An 'Essential' Element in Microsoft's SMB Plans
Microsoft's Hosted Services: A Turning Point for Partners?
July Patch Cycle Elicits Some 'Critical' Opinions
Word 2002 SP3 Subject to Remote Attacks
Microsoft Warns of ActiveX Exploit in Access
Microsoft Remedies Windows Server Update Glitch
Microsoft Offers Vista Support to Small Businesses
Windows DNS Patch Strands ZoneAlarm Users
Microsoft Says SQL Server 2008 To Ship This Quarter
Greene Out at VMware
Massive Patch Coming for DNS Vulnerability
PDF Now ISO Standard
Management, Strategy Conflicts May Be Behind Greene Exit
ISO/IEC Officials Allegedly Advise Rejecting OOXML Appeals
Apple iPhones: 1 Million Sold (The Associated Press)
World's oldest blogger signs off at age 108 (MSNBC.com)

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