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Software copies expensive (The Charleston Gazette) - The state Department of Transportation has agreed to pay a software company nearly $500,000 because the agency installed too many copies of a program onto its computers.

Investing Systems: Best-Selling Stock Picking Software of 2006 Offers Short-Term Traders 'One-Click Stock Picks' (SYS-CON Media) - Investing Systems announced the results from Friday's scan of the market for the Stock Picker RT software.

Google adds website registry to its online software (AFP via Yahoo! News) - Google got into the website registry business as the Internet juggernaut set out to add momentum to its free online software offerings.

Computer worm exploits flaw in antivirus software (The Plain Dealer) - Associated Press San Francisco - A computer worm is attacking some business PCs through a flaw in antivirus software by Symantec Corp., a security company warned Friday.

Investing Systems Network Features Holiday Specials on Their Best-Selling Stock Picking Software and Technical Trading ... (Market Wire via Yahoo! Finance) - Investing Systems announced today their annual buy one - give one free holiday promotion on the top-selling stock market software systems for 2006.

Guidance Software: A Lawsuit's Best Friend (The Motley Fool via Yahoo! News) - There's something unusual about the Guidance Software (Nasdaq: GUID - News) IPO: The company never received any venture capital. But then again, it offers what is becoming a "must-have" product.

MinneDemo: 'Woodstock for Geeks': Techies Gather at a Minneapolis Bar, Hoping to Dazzle One Another With Software Ideas. (RedNova) - By Leslie Brooks Suzukamo, Pioneer Press, St. Paul, Minn. Dec. 16--With pints of beer in hand and a laptop computer tucked into a backpack, Paul Wenzel and Justin Heideman waited among a crowd of techies in a South Minneapolis bar for their turn to show off the new software they made.

Staffing Software Firm Raises $17.6M (Local Tech Wire) - Rosewell, Ga. — VCG Inc, a developer of staffing and recruiting software, has closed on $17.6 million in new financing, according to Private Equity Wire, which cited a regulatory filing.

Soaring with software (Fargo Forum) - VALLEY CITY, N.D. – Eagle Creek Software President Ken Behrendt is looking for 225 new employees – and he promises above-average wages to those who join up.

Nihilent to hire 450 software professionals (New Kerala) - Pune, Dec 16: Nihilent, a global business consulting and solutions integration company, will take its headcount to more than 1,000 by hiring about 450 software professionals by the middle of next year.