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21 March 2007


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Spam scam can swamp blogs with porn linksiT News, Australia – Mar 21, 2007

Spammers using blogs' trackback technology allow them to post thousands of links to porn sites.
Security experts are warning bloggers and Web site administrators that trackback spam is flooding legitimate sites with links to pornography.
Sophos, security vendor, reports that Newsbreak, a Filipino online news service found more than 27,000 links to pornographic Web sites posted on its own Web site.


Skype to Offer Money-Transfer System via PayPaleWeek, MA – Mar 20, 2007

SAN JOSE, California (Reuters)—Web telephone calling service Skype will shortly begin allowing users to send money to other Skype users via the PayPal online payments system, Skype co-founder Niklas Zennstrom said on Tuesday.


Money transfer via PayPal coming to SkypeiTWire, Australia – Mar 20, 2007

A forthcoming version of Skype will allow users to transfer money from their PayPal account to that of another Skype user, founder Niklas Zennstrom has told a conference in San Jose.

People with family and friends overseas are significant users of free voice services such as Skype, and are often also users of money transfer services such as Western Union.
Global Crossing Expands it VoIP Local Service, Adds New FeaturesTMC Net, CT – Mar 20, 2007

Global Crossing, which operates one of the largest IP communications networks in the world, has reportedly added an automated business-to-business Local Number Portability (LNP) interface, as well as a new Calling Name Delivery Service (CNAM), to its VoIP Local service - an inbound local service that provides Direct Inward Dialing/Direct Dial Inward (DID/DDI) functionality through a single IP interconnection. In addition, the company has extended the service into Rome, Milan and Hong Kong, as well as 83 additional communities in the U.S.


Oracle CEO: Linux support program workingInfoWorld, CA – Mar 20, 2007

Oracle has gotten off to a "very strong start" with its support program for users of Red Hat's Enterprise Linux, according to Oracle CEO Larry Ellison

Ellison announced the program back in October at Oracle's OpenWorld conference in San Francisco, but since then, the company has declined to comment on the progress of the support offering aimed at both Oracle and non-Oracle users.


Larry Ellison: Oracle replaced Red Hat support at YahooZDNet – Mar 20, 2007

Oracle CEO Larry Ellison was spreading the love for his competitors on the company's third quarter conference call.

Notably, Ellison said Oracle replaced Red Hat for Linux support at Yahoo. Oracle's Linux support, which is aimed at undercutting Red Hat, is off to a solid start with Dell and others reselling service. Ellison also noted that Oracle has sold some large enterprise contracts.