• JCP process under fire - JavaWorld

  JCP Chair Patrick Curran revealed on Wednesday that the JCP has received a complaint that its vetting process may not be legally sound. Infoworld's Paul Krill reports from QCon, San Francisco.

  JavaWorld November 20, 2008

• DVD Suite 7 Ultra Disc-Burning Software

  Look out, Nero and Roxio: Cyberlink's DVD Suite 7--a media and disc-burning suite--is now a force to be reckoned with. Not only does it sport a consistent, easy-to-learn, animated interface suite-wide, that puts the ...

  Reviews/Tests November 20, 2008

• IETF: Should we ignore the Kaminsky bug?

  The Internet engineering community is grappling with what to do about a serious flaw in the DNS discovered this summer, and the ongoing debate brings to mind a famous quotation from Voltaire: "The perfect is the enemy ...

  News November 20, 2008

• When Agile Projects Go Bad

  Agile project management has taken the software development community by storm, with terms like sprint and Scrum becoming part of everyday team conversations. But as Agile techniques are incorporated into company ...

  News November 19, 2008

• JavaWorld's new look - JavaWorld

  Today marks the launch of the new, improved JavaWorld look and feel. Walk through the changes to the site with JavaWorld Editor Athen O'Shea.

  JavaWorld October 6, 2008

• What Outsourcers Can Learn from Open-Source Communities

  Outsourcing development and open-source development may at first appear to be about as far apart as baseball and football. Both use a ball in a game, but that's about it. Yet a closer look from open-source software ...

  News November 7, 2008

• SpringSource acquires G2One - JavaWorld

  SpringSource has purchased G2One and incorporated many of its developers working on Groovy and Grails. Chris Kanaracus reports on this latest addition to the expanding Spring Portfolio.

  JavaWorld November 7, 2008

• Swiss mix: Useful copyright resource

  I was updating one of my lectures on copyright law recently and ran across a useful site from the government of Switzerland's Federal Institute of Intellectual Property. The site, available in German, French, Italian, ...

  News November 11, 2008

• One in four DNS servers still vulnerable to Kaminsky flaw, survey says

  he Measurement Factory's 4th annual study of 80 million addresses in the IPv4 space proves several in the Internet community didn't heed the industry's warning to upgrade their DNS servers with patches for the Kaminsky ...

  News November 10, 2008

• Google revises its OpenID implementation to accept all Relying Parties

  Google got to its position in the pantheon of technology companies by not being always right. It has made mistakes as often as, and as big as, anyone else in the industry. But what got Google its leadership position (in ...

  News November 10, 2008

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