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  • Developers tardy on Debian election

    A record low voter turnout -- highlighted by the fact two-thirds of the candidates have not yet cast their ballot -- was yesterday marring the Debian Project's leadership election.

  • Yahoo gets the flick

    The departure of Flickr's co-founders follows the earlier resignation of Jeff Weiner, who was executive vice president of Yahoo's network division.

  • Microsoft reshuffles executives

    Microsoft announced executive changes within its Platform and Services Division in the US on Tuesday, with longtime top Windows engineer and executive Brian Valentine set to take on a new role once Vista is commercially available.

  • Towns the talk of Debian Project

    The widely used Debian GNU/Linux distribution has a new project leader following an election process spanning several weeks.

  • Dear Sir: The letter is back

    A medium of communication is rapidly gaining popularity in the upper echelons of corporate America.

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