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MySQL co-founder clarifies closed-source strategy

News David Axmark stopped in London on Friday to talk to customers about the future of the database under Sun — and to shed light on that closed-source issue [25 Apr 2008]

Adobe moves to allay video security fears

News The company has released content-protection server software to guard against the misuse of video created for its Flash technology [19 Mar 2008]

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Embarcadero aims to attract Eclipse SQL developers

News The company has released its PowerSQL database-management product to improve productivity for application developers involved with SQL development [18 Mar 2008]

Microsoft sets out latest tools for web developers

News Microsoft has used its MIX08 event in Las Vegas to announce beta releases of web tools including Internet Explorer 8, Silverlight 2 and Expression Studio 2 products [07 Mar 2008]

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Councils struggling with e-archives

News A National Archives survey reveals councils are a long way behind Whitehall in making arrangements for digital-record preservation [04 Mar 2008]

Sybase releases virtualised disk cluster tool

News The storage specialist has introduced a cluster edition of its Adaptive Server Enterprise (ASE) relational database-management system [20 Feb 2008]

British Museum puts collection online

British Museum puts collection online

News The British Museum website has been revamped, seamlessly merging the collection and the shop [15 Feb 2008]


EMC pushes online backup services

News The storage specialist is pushing hard to become a leader in hosted storage and backup services with its MozyEnterprise offering [28 Jan 2008]

W3C adds a touch of Sparql to Web 2.0

News Supporters of the Sparql query language say using the web without it would be like 'trying to use a relational database without SQL' [18 Jan 2008]

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Sun proves the open market with MySQL

Sun proves the open market with MySQL

Leader Sun might be buying a database company, but it's getting much more than code [17 Jan 2008]


Sun to snap up MySQL for $1bn

News The deal, which has yet to be finalised, will allow Sun to expand into an estimated $15bn database market [16 Jan 2008]

LongJump launches 'database as a service' software

News The application developer is offering software allowing users to build and tailor their own database applications [08 Jan 2008]

Making sense of content management

Making sense of content management

Vendorboard Oracle's Tarik Ozyurt discusses how to put systems in place to avoid being drowned in unstructured data [12 Dec 2007]


Terapad Pro

Terapad Pro

Review Hosted CMS and blog solutions litter the market, yet none offer Terapad's combination of simplicity and functionality. [07 Dec 2007]


SQL Server 2008: Licensing will be exploited to win customers

SQL Server 2008: Licensing will be exploited to win customers

News Microsoft believes licensing is the weak spot in Oracle's armoury, and hopes to use it to woo database customers to SQL Server 2008 [15 Nov 2007]

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Microsoft unveils free enterprise search

News The company is targeting the lower end of the enterprise search market with Search Server 2008, a free version of which will also be available [06 Nov 2007]

Oracle beefs up PHP driver

News The company has announced an upgrade to its Oracle Call Interface driver for PHP [11 Oct 2007]

Google Enterprise Search gets social

Google Enterprise Search gets social

Preview Google's Enterprise Search Appliance customers are to get a free upgrade that adds new features to the buttoned-down, behind-the-firewall search appliance designed for large companies and their IT departments. [11 Oct 2007]


Oracle Database 11g on Linux released

News The company has revealed the availability of its Database 11g on the Linux platform and new capabilities for its Enterprise Edition offering [15 Aug 2007]

Microsoft loses key vote for Open XML

News The software giant has failed by one crucial committee vote to get backing for its Office Open XML format from a major US standards organisation [13 Aug 2007]

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