Tuesday | 7 October, 2008
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    Adobe aims to stave off Silverlight with video encoder 15/09/2008 08:41:00

    Ratcheting up the battle for the rich media space, Adobe Systems later this year plans to offer Adobe Flash Media Encoding Server, which is software to move video content to Adobe's Flash format.
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    Microsoft's Silverlight to support streaming HD Flash video 10/09/2008 10:23:00

    Microsoft said on Tuesday that the next version of its Silverlight media player, due early next year, will be able to play live high-definition video encoded for rival Adobe Systems' Flash player.
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    Adobe sets Genesis mashup pilot 08/09/2008 08:41:00

    Adobe Systems in October plans to launch a private pilot program for its "Genesis" mashup technology, which provides a desktop client uniting multiple tasks in a single workspace.
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    How will Google's Chrome shine? 05/09/2008 10:16:00

    Now that Google has its Chrome browser available in beta, the question is: Will it shine in corporate environments?
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    Microsoft invests in Move Networks 27/08/2008 07:55:00

    Microsoft made an undisclosed investment in Move Networks, a company that supplies streaming video technology, in an attempt to boost its online video presence.
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    Internet Explorer 8's XSS Filter examined 22/08/2008 10:47:00

    Microsoft's Security Vulnerability Research & Defense team (SVRD) have recently posted information online about the Cross Site Scripting (XSS) filter to be incorporated into Internet Explorer 8 when it is released.
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    China Netcom falls prey to DNS cache poisoning 22/08/2008 07:23:00

    One of China's largest ISPs (Internet service providers) has fallen victim to a dangerous vulnerability in the Internet's addressing system, according to security vendor Websense.
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    JavaFX looks to stake claim in RIA 21/08/2008 13:45:00

    With its new JavaFX technology for rich Internet applications, Sun Microsystems hopes to leverage the strength of the Java development base and Java's ubiquitous presence on devices to make a strong run in a race in which it is a very late entrant.
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    Opera patches 7 bugs, but keeps one secret 21/08/2008 07:06:00

    Opera Software Wednesday patched seven vulnerabilities in its flagship Opera browser, but declined to provide information about one of the bugs.
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    WaveMaker, Genuitec cite AJAX focus 20/08/2008 08:53:00

    Developing with the popular AJAX technique for Web applications is the focus of product releases Monday from both WaveMaker and Genuitec.
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    Hackers spoof MSNBC alerts in new twist on malware ruse 14/08/2008 11:04:00

    Hackers trying to plant malware on PCs have switched from touting CNN news in come-on messages to pushing breaking stories said to be from rival network MSNBC, security experts said today.
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