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[Untitled] To provide such robust capabilities over the plain copper phone wires connected to most homes, AT&T is using relatively unproven technology known as IPTV, short for Internet Protocol TV. That approach has enabled AT&T to spend only a fraction of the $23 billion Verizon Communications Inc.

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[Untitled] Microsoft TV enters European market | Microsoft News Tracker: [...] Recently it has seemed that at long last the IPTV market and particularly Microsoft’s Microsoft TV effort were on the verge of success, but Jupiter Research’s Joeseph Lazlo points to some disconcerting news: Interesting piece in the Journal today [subscribers only, sorry] about Verizon’s tribulations with the Microsoft pieces of its FiOS infrastructure. The Journal indicates that while VZ initially planned to use MSFT for both the middleware and UI/application layers of its TV service, in practice Verizon’s had to develop things like its programming guide and a music-and-photos application on its own, because apparently MSFT’s stuff took too long, was too bulky, or otherwise didn’t pass muster.

[Untitled] How Microsoft is pushing Windows 7 to be the new TV | Windows 7 Center: What remains to be answered, are the questions Microsoft has promised to answer to me personally (and on my blog) for five months… namely, when will CableCARD DRM restrictions be removed (per the new CableLabs policy), and will Microsoft require hardware makers to enable ClearQAM in order to be certified for Windows 7.

[Untitled] New Vulnebility in the SQL Server | Tech-Linkblog.com: The workaround for the people who use the servers are to deny access to  sp_replwritetovarbin and only should be done by system admins.   Microsoft will probably issue a patch on the next coming next Patch Tuesday unless they hear of anything in the wild.  This does not look to affect anyone who uses Windows XP Home edition or Vista Home  edition just people who has a Microsoft server and use SQL.  It also seem to be CVE-2008-4270 in the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposure database.  If I find out more I’ll let you know.

[Untitled] Econsultancy | Cash prize for anti-Microsoft XML lobbyists: OOXML is Microsoft's attempt to subvert this existing standard, to keep its strangle-hold on the world of documents. It's time for activists across the world to stand up, to reach out to their national ISO bodies, and to explain why Microsoft's format is not open, not a standard, and not XML."

[Untitled] Microsoft to Release KB961051 on the Dec 17, 2008 | Tech-Linkblog.com: December 16, 2008: Microsoft has announced an out-of-cycle patch release for a critical, remote-code-execution, vulnerability in Microsoft Internet Explorer (CVE-2008-4844). The patch, to be released on December 17, will address the vulnerability across multiple versions on Internet Explorer running on supported Windows platforms.

[Untitled] when technology is a part of the whole!: In recession - Cut Costs ...: These are my accounts of the Microsoft technology and the technical communities around them. My "whole" includes software industry news, internet marketing, social media, blogging and interesting websites.

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