Articles from Database and Network Journal (October 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"IRC Racks": Making the Most of the IRC Experience.			566
"Remix" the future at the 2005 O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference.		Brief Article	296
"XML Hacks": XML Secrets from the Gurus to You.		Book Review	441
7.9% growth in W. European HR 2003 to 2008.			330
A resource management solution.			1496
BCS competitiveness survey.			440
CIOs must put business needs first.			355
Datavision.		Brief Article	160
Dedicated Internet Access-Survey.			550
Delay Linux migration, advise experts.		Brief Article	184
Europe IP storage initiative.		Brief Article	190
European IT forum explores impact of Linux on enterprise computing.			320
Fighting spam.			2730
FmProMigrator 2.24 EE for Windows.		Brief Article	168
HASP HL.			333
Hostpipe.		Brief Article	248
Impact of key locality on database performance.			1600
Increased productivity to lead to 13,000 job losses in UK software industry.		Brief Article	289
KDE 3.3 beta 1 (classroom).			426
Mandrakelinux 10.1 Community.		Brief Article	255
Microsoft plays down SP2 security glitches.		Brief Article	291
Microsoft removes key feature from Longhorn.		Brief Article	199
Microsoft's SP2 won't cure all security ills.		Brief Article	193
MyDoom creators ask for job in anti-virus industry.		Brief Article	266
MySQL Administrator for Linux 1.0.12.			387
Nebulas joins Sourcefire's UK partner programme.		Brief Article	226
NetSupport DNA.		Brief Article	248
New flexible computer courses.		Brief Article	207
ODBC and OLE DB middleware for DB2.		Brief Article	268
OpenOffice.org Writer": the Free Alternative to Microsoft Word.	Weber, Jean Hollis	Brief Article	313
Overtrading in UK Computer Software.		Brief Article	194
SAV Interface for NetWare.		Brief Article	106
SignADoc.			107
Software turns family albums and home movies into Picasso style.		Brief Article	287
Survey on global online software purchasing.		Brief Article	214
Top ten viruses reported to Sophos in September.		Brief Article	245
Top twenty viruses reported to Kaspersky in September.		Brief Article	133
Viruses aimed at Microsoft rise sharply.		Brief Article	143
Wrong-errors bugs: a new class of bug?			3831