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IT News, Oct. 13

10/13/2008

This week: 11 for Oct. Patch Tuesday; Microsoft's Gates Falls to 2 on Forbes Billionaire List; Networker Demand Still High; Stock Drop Fules MS/Yahoo Deal Rumors; more. Article links for items mentioned in this week's audiocast:

No Crisis of Capitalism, Gates Says
Tech Stock Flameout Sparks Microsoft-Yahoo Rethink
Gates Slips From 'Richest Man' Status
Gartner Pegs Microsoft as Top Enterprise Search 'Leader'
Ballmer Points to Others in 'Vista Capable' Lawsuit
Panelists Praise Vista Performance, Despite the 'Pain'
Microsoft Outlines Next-Generation Databases
Microsoft Reveals Oslo Tools
11 Fixes Expected for Patch Tuesday
Survey Indicates Strong Demand for Networking Talent
Gartner Warns of Wi-Fi Vulnerabilities
Surveys Raise Doubts on Virtualization Security
Pentagon: Open Source Good To Go
AMD Splits Operations in $7B Foreign Funding Deal
IBM Projects Positive Results for Its Third Quarter

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