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Software to sports to security (River Valley Business Report) - After selling both Winnebago Software Co. and Miken Sports in Caledonia, Minn., in the past six years, Jeb Griffith’s entrepreneurial spirit continues.

Microsoft Takes On Software Pirates with New Wave of Lawsuits (NewsFactor via Yahoo! News) - Microsoft has filed 10 lawsuits against both individuals and companies, alleging that they are pirating software and are selling not-for-resale applications to unsuspecting purchasers.

Software Predicts Movie Success (Slashdot) - scheming daemons writes "TechNewsWorld has an article about software that predicts whether a movie will be successful or not by factoring in its rating by censors (e.g. G, PG, R), strength of the cast, genre, competition from other films at the time of release, special effects, whether it is a sequel, and the number of theaters in which it will show."

Aspect Software intensifies India focus (CIOL) - NEW DELHI: After the completion of the merger of Concerto Software and Aspect Communications, the newly formed Aspect Software is planning to focus more on the Indian contact center market.

Worry Watch -- Bidding on software vulnerabilities (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) - Despite many software developers, including Microsoft and Mozilla Foundation, offering up reward money for information about newly discovered vulnerabilities in their web-related programs, some hackers would still rather take advantage of the bugs.

IBM opens Unix software lab (ZDNet) - Big Blue sinks $200 million into Unix software development center in Austin, Texas.

IBM opens Unix software lab (ZDNet) - Big Blue sinks $200 million into it's Unix software development center to encourage technologies that enhance its AIX system.

CCC offers help for 3D software (Star-Gazette) - CORNING - Instruction in groundbreaking modeling software and regular meetings for people who use it are being offered by Corning Community College.

Now, software in Indian languages (News Today) - In line with the government's vision of maximising the use of PCs (personal computer) among the various sections of society, HCL Infosystems has taken the initiative in preloading Indian language software across all its brands, namely Beanstalk, Ezeebee and Busybee.

Mass. company to offer On2 software to customers (bizjournals.com via Yahoo! Finance) - Internet television company Brightcove will offer On2 Technologies Inc.'s software customers.