John Borland, a staff writer at CNET examines the new partnering of Microsoft and Disney in a deal that will provide digital media content and the necessary delivery systems.

This article on E-promag.com looks at how tech firms are farming out their IT jobs to countries like India and China and the effect this has on the industry.

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.

Two new viruses have come to the surface that take advantage of systems already compromised by the MyDoom virus. See this article on CNET Security for further details of the Doomjuice and Deadhat viruses.

ZoEmail believes they have the answer to the end of spam. See their release for more information about their email filtering system.

Congress is legislating stiffer sentences for those who commit fraud with a web site under a false name. The Washington Post has more information regarding proposed sentencing mandates.

Brian Livingston takes a look at NewsGator and NewsGator Online Services and tells what they have to offer to the future of email.

According to this article on Line56, a report by Osterman Research says that Outlook is the preferred email client, with Notes coming in second.

PH Development, also known as National Association of Computer Equipment Brokers, also as Appliance Repair School is under investigation by the FBI, FTC, and US Postal Inspector for major cases of Internet, postal, and advertising fraud. This release from PR Web contains complete details of the scam and the investigation.

According to the information in this article on TechNewsWorld, a study by Port80 Software claims that Microsoft’s IIS server handles more high-traffic sites than the Apache open-source server.