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• News Brief: W3C Gets New Leadership

  Former Novell CTO takes the vacant CEO spot at the W3C web standards body.

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• The Linux Foundation Store: Linux gets silly

  <b>Cyber Cynic:</b> "...the Linux Foundation, the non-profit organization dedicated to growing Linux, has launched a new Linux merchandise store featuring a line of exclusive and original T-shirts, hats, mugs and other items that reflect "geek culture.""

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• A Guide to Small Business Color Laser Printers

  Confused by all the options when it comes to choosing a small business printer? This handy guide provides everything you need to buy a color laser printer that suits both your needs and your budget.

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• Marketing Tips: Google and Duplicate Content

  Does Google penalize you for blasting videos to multiple sites? Plus, a source for all those gift cards you&#146;ll never use and tips on the psychology of reciprocity.

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• World Bank to Launch Apps For Development Challenge

  The organization is opening up its databases so developers can make new apps and mash-ups.

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• PASSion Award and Tom Casey&amp;#146;s Keynote Address - Pass Summit 2009

  Tom Casey's keynote revealed Microsoft's plans to provide BI tools that help the power user and IT professional by adding additional functionality to a familiar tool like Excel. A PowerPivot demo showed how you can create Excel workbooks with billions of rows.

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• Acer TravelMate 8471 Timeline Review

  Acer's new business notebook is not too big, not too small (14.1 inches), not too heavy (just 4.4 pounds), and not too short on battery life (six hours plus). It's a machine not to miss.

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• Scanner Review: HP Scanjet Professional 1000

  Your notebook computer's newest companion: a $249 ultraportable scanner that takes next to no briefcase space to turn double-sided documents, images, and business cards into PDFs, e-mails, and Outlook entries. We put the peripatetic peripheral to the test.

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• Acer TravelMate 8471 Timeline Review

  Acer's new business notebook is not too big, not too small (14.1 inches), not too heavy (just 4.4 pounds), and not too short on battery life (six hours plus). It's a machine not to miss.

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• DIYers Hack Windows Mobile Phones to Run Android

  <b>Wired:</b> "Windows Mobile may lack the elegance of more modern operating systems, but some phones based on Microsoft's mobile OS are finding new life as Android handsets."

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• Scanner Review: HP Scanjet Professional 1000

  Your notebook computer's newest companion: a $249 ultraportable scanner that takes next to no briefcase space to turn double-sided documents, images, and business cards into PDFs, e-mails, and Outlook entries. We put the peripatetic peripheral to the test.

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• Microsoft, Citrix Virtualization Technologies Take Aim at VMware View

  Virtually Speaking: Microsoft and Citrix combine their virtualization technologies to beat VMware on the desktop, and Microsoft revises its licensing.

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• Selenium: Automated Integration Testing for Java Web Apps

  Use the Selenium web application testing system to develop integration tests, export those tests as JUnit tests, and automate test execution.

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• Selenium: Automated Integration Testing for Java Web Apps

  Use the Selenium web application testing system to develop integration tests, export those tests as JUnit tests, and automate test execution.

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• Major Tech Firms Back Online Health Care

  Cisco, Dell, Google, IBM and Microsoft all make news at the major health care show.

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• Q&amp;A with Jim Zemlin, executive director of the Linux Foundation

  <b>CrunchGear:</b> "As Linux gets more &#8220;productized&#8221; in the mainstream, where is the sense of community that was such a fundamental part of early Linux success?"

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• Aaron Seigo on the Future of KDE

  The KDE desktop is adding functionality, extending the social desktop, and enlarging its hardware platform.

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• Ubuntu's Linux OS -- Mac OS X's Doppelganger?

  OS Roundup: As Apple fades from relevance, Canonical's Linux OS, Ubunutu, seems to be stepping into its shoes. Is Lucid Lynx everything Mac OS X could have been but isn't, and does it have what it takes to trounce Snow Leopard?

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• Ubuntu's Linux OS -- Mac OS X's Doppelganger?

  OS Roundup: As Apple fades from relevance, Canonical's Linux OS, Ubunutu, seems to be stepping into its shoes. Is Lucid Lynx everything Mac OS X could have been but isn't, and does it have what it takes to trounce Snow Leopard?

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• The Alexandria Project, Chap. 13: Desperately Seeking Adversego

  <b>Standards Blog:</b> "With Frank on the run, Carl had just two responsibilities: protecting Frank's daughter Marla without her knowledge, which was a pretty ho-hum job, and protecting Frank, which at the moment was impossible."

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• IT Security Job Market Improving: Survey

  Despite the lousy macroeconomic climate and tighter IT budgets, most information technology workers charged with protecting data networks got a raise last year and will likely get another this year.

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• Slow Chat with Industry Experts: Developing Multithreaded Applications

  Sponsored by Intel Join the experts who created The Intel Guide for Developing Multithreaded Applications for a slow chat about multithreaded application development. Bring your questions about application threading, memory management, synchronization, programming tools and more and get answers from the parallel programming experts. Post your questions here

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• Response to Software Exception in Patent Bill

  <b>NZOSS:</b> "Law firms that supported continued software patents have published critiques of the arguments put forward by those who opposed software patents and asked for an exclusion to be added to the Patent Bill. In this article Peter Harrison, vice President of the NZOSS responds."

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• Sencha Launches HTML5 Framework for Mobile Apps

  The company will offer "the first HTML5-based mobile application framework."

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• IT Salary Guide (looking kind of flat...)

  <b>Datamation:</b> "IT salary levels clearly face challenges created by the economic downturn. Unfortunately, IT salary raises have been minimal or none at all."

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