Today's News: Microsoft needs to keep its antispyware free

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Published by SearchWin2000.com   January 07, 2005 >> Receive this e-mail as text   >> About this e-mail  ISSUE SPONSORED BY: >>  SearchWin2000.com Career Center: Click here to visit the Career Center today!  Top News of the Week  >>  Antispyware beta out; Group Policy's growing goodies SPONSORED BY: SearchWin2000.com Career Center Looking for a new job? Visit the SearchWin2000.com Career Center powered by Dice and find over 37,000 tech positions to choose from. And get the career resources you need to set yourself apart from other job seekers. Find training and certification resources, get help with your resume and more. Visit today! Click here to visit the Career Center today!  Headline  Microsoft needs to keep its antispyware free by Brent Sheets, Senior Editor In a previous article I summarized an assortment of free tools for combating spyware. Unfortunately, since that time, the problem has only worsened. As a result, analysts are now estimating that the global antispyware market could grow to $400 million by 2008. That's more than quadrupling from what it is today, folks. Click here to read more about the need to keep Microsoft's spyware-fighting technology free. Cast your vote in our instant poll: Would you pay for a Microsoft antispyware product? More on this topic: >  Microsoft releases antispyware beta >  Tools spring up to harness Group Policy's potential >  Microsoft commits to continuing MVP event >  'Hygiene' software reflects changes in e-mail threats >  New solutions for the zero hour  Survival Tips for the Windows Manager   Chapter of the Week: 'Disk Subsystems' What can go wrong with your disk subsystems? Pretty much anything. This chapter will help you quickly diagnose and repair most common disk errors and faults. You also get an extensive overview of disk management and diagnostic tools. Join our team of site experts! Know Windows technology like the back of your hand? Want to beef up your resume and earn extra professional exposure? Then you may be interested in applying to join our crack team of site experts. Learning Center: Auld lang syne Join us for an eclectic look at 2004: the best security products, the best movies for geeks, the best newsworthy moments, the highs and lows, the effects of outsourcing and more. TRUE IT BLOOPERS Oops! True IT Blooper #166: Page rage With all the technology around us nowadays, there is the possibility that some might feel a little more than human, but as G.H. explains, sometimes the bigger the toys the bigger the baby.  Vent!  Would you pay for a Microsoft antispyware product? Take our latest poll and sound off. Member Surveys Enter your e-mail and start receiving Member Surveys. E-mail    Not a member? We'll activate your membership with your subscription.   Contact Us   SENIOR NEWS EDITOR John Hogan [EMAIL PROTECTED] Send me your news, press releases and product announcements. SENIOR SITE EDITOR Marilyn Cohodas [EMAIL PROTECTED] Send me your original articles and best practices. SITE SALES MANAGER Mike Kelly [EMAIL PROTECTED] Contact me to sponsor this or any other TechTarget newsletter.   A B O U T   T H I S   N E W S L E T T E R Contact us: SearchWin2000 Member Services 117 Kendrick Street, Suite 800 Needham, MA 02494 This e-newsletter is published by SearchWin2000.com, a targeted Web site from TechTarget, the most targeted IT media and events company. TechTarget offers magazines, Web sites, e-newsletters, Webcasts and conferences for enterprise IT professionals. Copyright 2005 TechTarget. All rights reserved. To unsubscribe from "Today's News": Go to unsubscribe: http://searchWin2000.techtarget.com/unsubscribe?cid=500663&lid=430722&track=NL-118&ad=500663 Please note, unsubscribe requests may take up to 24 hours to process; you may receive additional mailings during that time. A confirmation e-mail will be sent when your request has been successfully processed.