IT News, Nov. 3 -- Microsoft Certified Professional Magazine Online

IT News, Nov. 3

11/03/2008

This week: PDC Wrap Up -- Azure, Windows 7, SQL Services; IT Security Jobs Get Even More Scarce; Spam Attacks on the Rise; Security in the Cloud; more. Article links for items mentioned in this week's audiocast:

Microsoft Calls New Cloud Computing OS a 'Turning Point' for Company
Vista SP2 Goes Out in Limited Beta
Microsoft Previews Windows Server 2008 R2
Microsoft Outlines Windows 7, Slew of New Dev Technologies
Microsoft Releases Geneva Beta
First Look at Live Mesh and Live Framework
Visual Studio 2010 CTP Adds Parallel Computing Tools
Microsoft Ups Exploit Code Warning
Office Communications Server Gains New Developer Hooks
Microsoft Joins Standards Effort on Ubiquitous Messaging
HP Startup Tests Windows Azure Cloud Platform
Microsoft Office To Be Available as a Service
Yahoo Rewires with Developers in Mind
Organizations Cutting Back on IT Security Staff
Spam Attacks on the Rise in Q3
Security Concerns May Slow Cloud Computing Adoption
Google Android Flaw Reopens Open Source Security Debate

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