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Wal-Mart launches long-awaited digital movie download store Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is launching its long-awaited online movie download store, entering a market that has yet to catch on with consumers but is expected to grow rapidly.   Novell could be banned from selling Linux The Free Software Foundation is reviewing Novell Inc.'s right to sell new versions of Linux operating system software after the open-source community criticized Novell for teaming up with Microsoft Corp.   Exposed: top hacker secrets IT security expert explains how to identify hackers and highlights what’s in it for them. He also suggests ways in which you can protect your company from the threat of hackers.   Microsoft, Nortel: First Set Of Products NEW YORK--CEOs of Microsoft and Nortel Networks announced on Wednesday the first set of products stemming from an alliance of the companies formed in July.   Top 10 Viruses Of 2006 The absence of large-scale virus epidemics has, once again, been the most notable characteristic of the year. In fact, the list of frequently detected viruses during 2006 has varied little throughout the year. This does not mean, however, that there is a lower risk of infection.   Digium® Unveils New Software Appliance AsteriskNOW™ AsteriskNOW includes a new setup wizard that guides users through the installation process with ease, regardless of any previous Linux experience. The solution can be up and running within 30 minutes.   Long-term Fedora Linux support ending A volunteer effort called Fedora Legacy to provide longer-term support for Red Hat's hobbyist-oriented Linux version is shutting down.   ''Happy New Year!'' Virus Ends 2006 with a Blast Spraying across the Internet in celebratory viral “confetti,” the email-borne “Happy New Year!” malware outbreak circumvents many leading signature-based AV solutions, Commtouch (Nasdaq: CTCH) reported.   Latest threat, dubbed the ‘Happy New Year’ Worm The new year is inspiring to all; a time for change, re-birth, and quite possibly, a new virus. E-mail’s are currently scouring the Internet, trying to find vulnerable hosts to execute their latest threat.   We Don't Need Vista After All Now that we're close to the public launch of Vista, a weird thing is happening in the blogosphere: people are starting to say that we don't really need it after all.

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