John Hogan

February 20 2004 - Anatomy of an intellectual property theft - By John Hogan, SearchWin2000.com, A leak hasn't gained this much attention since the Titanic slipped beneath the waves.

John Hogan of SearchWin2000 examines the likelihood of Bill Gates' email postage proposal as a solution to spam that was discussed at the World Economic Forum.

John Hogan, Site Editor for SearchWin2000.com, wrote an editorial concerning Microsoft's announced intention to issue patches on a monthly basis, with exceptions for emergency cases.John asks how this policy is being received by the folks in Windows shops; specifically:

Does once-a-month patching work for you?

You should voice an opinion and take the poll.

I sent John the following in an e-mail:

NEW! February 20 2004 - Anatomy of an intellectual property theft - By John Hogan, SearchWin2000.com, A leak hasn't gained this much attention since the Titanic slipped beneath the waves.
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John Hogan's article on SearchWin2000 looks at all of Microsoft's security talk this week.
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John Hogan of SearchWin2000 examines the likelihood of Bill Gates' email postage proposal as a solution to spam that was discussed at the World Economic Forum.

*MICROSOFT SMEARS LIPSTICK ON A PIG by John Hogan In the run-up to last week's Worldwide Partner Conference, Microsoft sent out the top guns from its enterprise management division to get the community juiced about Redmond's "securing the perimeter" initiative.
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John Hogan (mailto:jhogan@techtarget.com) is the news editor for SearchWin2000.com, our sister site, which covers the enterprise Windows platform.

Read the entire editorial: http://searchwin2000.techtarget.com/columnItem/0,294698,sid1 g ci931636,00.html

Located at 7700 north College Ave. in Indianapolis ,five students of the Amateur radio class which had taken place during the past several weeks, gathered with there instructors Roger Shoemake (WA9EFP) and John Hogan (KB9OIK) to take their amateur radio license exams.
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Approximately eleven volunteer examiners lead by Gale Wuollet (AA9WU) and Pat Wuollet (KB9TPK) form the Indianapolis Red Cross VE Team, participated as students Adam, Christopher, Jonathan and Christopher all took the Technician exam and Misty gave the general class exam a try.