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A newsletter published by TechTarget   January 12, 2004 >> Receive this e-mail as text   >> About this e-mail  ISSUE SPONSORED BY: >>  AXS-One: Compliance Solutions for Over a Decade >>  Swing Software: SWING InOffice 2 Integrates Notes, Office and PDF!  Today's Highlights   >>  LEAD STORY:  Vulnerability found in default installation of Notes for Linux >>  NEWS:  Intel joins fight to stave off SCO >>  FEATURED TOPIC:  Top 10 developer tips for 2003 >>  THE MISSING LINK:  Did you hear the scoop about gossip?  News and Top Stories   LEAD STORY Vulnerability found in default installation of Notes for Linux  (SearchSecurity.com) A configuration problem in Lotus Notes for Linux could expose files to malicious eyes. More on this topic: >  Best Web Links: Domino on Linux >  Featured Topic: Lock 'em up SPONSORED BY: AXS-ONE Countrywide Financial has achieved Peace of Mind since selecting AXS-One's Email Archive Platform for Operations Management and EMC's Centera for their Domino system. Join Countrywide and others at the AXS-One & EMC reception at Lotusphere 2004 as they discuss their choice for electronic messaging capture, indexing and archive. Whether you're attending the reception or not, enter to win a personal DVD player. Attend and double your chances of winning. RSVP now. NEWS Intel joins fight to stave off SCO (CNET) Intel plans to contribute to the legal defense fund set up by the Open Source Development Labs to protect Linux users sued by SCO. So far OSDL has raised $3 million of its $10 million goal. NEWS IBM teams up on digital audio, video services (InformationWeek) The partnership with RealNetworks will combine several Big Blue products, including WebSphere Digital Media Enabler, WebSphere Commerce and DB2 Content Manager, with the new Real 10 platform. The joint offering will let businesses distribute streaming video and audio over the Web and download multimedia files. DAILY HEADLINES All headlines, including those below, are available from our news page.   >  'Can spam' having little impact   VIEW ALL NEWS AND TOP STORIES  Announcements & Links   FEATURED TOPIC Top 10 developer tips for 2003 Last week, we delivered the Top 10 admin tips of last year, and this week it's the developers' turn. These expert- and member-written tips helped out plenty of your fellow Domino developers. >>  See last week's featured topic. SPONSORED BY: SWING SOFTWARE SWING INOFFICE 2 INTEGRATES NOTES, OFFICE AND PDF! Just released SWING InOffice 2 is the only tool for Lotus Notes that provides both MS Office integration and PDF conversion in a single package, removing the need for an external PDF tool. Advanced reporting, charting, formatting, data exchange, and document distribution. Works with any Notes database. Download today. TAKE OUR NEW POLL Heading to Lotusphere? How many people is your company sending to this year's Lotusphere? Previous poll results: We asked if you think the Domino job market would improve in 2004. See what the Domino community thinks. SEARCHDOMINO.COM DISCUSSIONS Sound off forum Administrators have their own SearchDomino.com forum to hash out admin issues. Developers have theirs. But where can you go when you just want to vent or bring up non-technical issues? Our Sound Off forum, of course! How do you feel about WebSphere? Who's going to Lotusphere in January? How's the job market for Domino people? Why is Domino better than Exchange? Take a moment to vent, praise, analyze or ask others' opinions. It's free, and it's informative (and sometimes entertaining). Sound off! THE MISSING LINK Did you hear the scoop about gossip? Remember when "Wall Street" baddie Gordon Gekko said "greed is good"? Greedy Gordon had it all wrong. Gossip is good. That's the word from the school of nursing at London's City University. Researchers there say they've found that a healthy exchange of scuttlebutt is good for nurses and for other people in stressful jobs. How can a little dish be helpful? It helps people vent and nurtures creativity. Researchers also found that women are more likely to admit that they've been chattin' it up, whereas men tend to refer to their gabby habits as "de-briefing" or "networking." FREE TIPS FROM SEARCHDOMINO.COM! Enter your e-mail and start receiving Administrator Tips. E-mail    Not a member? We'll activate your membership with your subscription.   Contact Us   SITE EDITOR Joyce Chutchian [EMAIL PROTECTED] Send your comments, opinions, best practices and ideas. NEWS EDITOR Jon Panker [EMAIL PROTECTED] Send in your news, product announcements and poll ideas. ASSISTANT SITE EDITOR Dana McCurley [EMAIL PROTECTED] Send your white papers, best Web links, Ask the Experts questions and tips. (Please submit your ATE questions and tips via SearchDomino.com.) 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