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E-Greeting Cards May Be Nasty Virusgrams
With electronic greeting cards gaining in popularity, malicious parties are sending out fake ones by the thousands.
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The Transformation of International Paper
International Paper announced that it is implementing a transformation plan aimed to build up its balance sheet and make money for shareholders.
Java to EXE – Why, When, When Not and How
"How do I make an .EXE file from my Java application?", "Need help converting jar to exe", "Is it possible to create a Windows executable using Java?" --- these and similar questions are among the most popular topics on Java developer forums.
Spear-Phishing – New Angles On An Old Game
It usually doesn't take long for emerging trends in business IT security to reach the point at which a new name for a given phenomenon is required to set it apart.
Clear Channel Changes Its Online Tune
The company owns around 1,200 radio stations, but hasn't done much with the Internet side of the business.
Lenses on Leadership
Before the days of Photoshop, it was common to say that photographs don't lie. But even way back when, during the dark ages of chemical film, photographers used different lenses and filters to change colors, highlight some details over others and bring some subjects into sharp focus while blurring others. Pictures lie and tell the truth all at once.
