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Make Free PC Video Calls With Skype's New Software (PC World via Yahoo! News) - The Internet telephone innovator announces Skype 2 software with video calling and other improvements.

Sun to bundle software, offer as free downloads (Reuters via Yahoo! News) - Sun Microsystems Inc. said on Wednesday it will bundle much of its software and provide it free to customers, the latest tweak by the computer maker to its business model in an effort to return to growth.

Sun Gives Away Java Enterprise System, Other Software (Ziff Davis via Yahoo! News) - Java Enterprise System, Sun N1 management software and Sun developer tools are available for development and deployment at no cost, and Sun will integrate this software and the Solaris OS into a new product.

Rare review of open-source software rules set to begin (International Herald Tribune) - The rules governing the use of most free software programs will be revised for the first time in 15 years in an open process that was to begin Wednesday.

HP Buys Into Identity Management Software (ChannelWeb) - Hewlett-Packard said Wednesday it agreed to buy Trustgenix Inc., a Santa Clara, Calif. provider of identity management software, for an undisclosed amount.

INDONESIA GOVT OFFICES TO STOP USING PIRATED SOFTWARE (Asia Pulse via Yahoo! Australia & NZ Finance) - Regulations / Law The government has pledged to start using legal software products in all of its agencies next year to give an example in enforcing of the law on intellectual property rights.

Indonesia Govt Offices To Stop Using Pirated Software (Asia Pulse via Yahoo! Australia & NZ News) - The government has pledged to start using legal software products in all of its agencies next year to give an example in enforcing of the law on intellectual property rights.

Microsoft moving on software, judge says (The Arizona Republic) - WASHINGTON - Microsoft Corp. is moving more quickly to develop tools competitors can use to create software that runs smoothly on the Windows operating system, a judge overseeing the 2001 antitrust settlement with the Bush administration said Wednesday.

Head of Software Out at HP (ChannelWeb) - Hewlett-Packard has lost the head of its software business.

Rules on free software face revision as 'big boys' pay more notice (International Herald Tribune) - The rules governing the use of most free software programs will be revised for the first time in 15 years, in an open process that begins today.