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China's software power (The Star Online) - It's a brave new world for China's software firms as they come of age.

China's software power (The Star Online) - WHY China? Even two years ago, Ben Wang had to answer the question every time he tried a sales pitch for software service contracts from overseas clients.

Talks for Chip Software Maker Are Said to Bog Down on Price (New York Times) - Buyout talks between Cadence Design Systems and two private equity firms appear to have stalled, according to people close to the matter.

Practical Step-by-Step Methodology for Effective Software Testing (AME Info) - Provides, in a condensed manner, your professionals critical know-how to streamline and dramatically improve your software development and upgrade process. This program incorporates the Best Practices from the various testing methodologies including STEP, ISO-9000, CMM-SW, e-Sourcing.

Software lets adults control kids' phones (Stuff) - Free Kiwi-made software promises to ease parents' worries about bullies and sexual predators contacting children over their cellphones.

GEEKING OUT: Young software developers resurrect Homebrew spirit (San Jose Mercury News) - Every sixth Saturday or so, dozens of young software developers flock to a small mansion somewhere in Silicon Valley to share technical tips, collaborate on the coding of pet projects, and knock back a few beers while debating the data-models underlying popular start-ups like Facebook and Twitter.

IBM banks on software for growth (The Register) - IBM acquires software governance RSDC …

GFI Software to enter Web-filtering market (Times of Malta) - GFI Software is to enter the Web-filtering market following the signing of an alliance with St Bernard Software, Inc. This will enable GFI to offer cost-effective Web-filtering solutions to the SMB market in the next release of GFI WebMonitor for ISA Server later this year.

Schools receive state-of-the-art software (The Clarion-Ledger) - Students at Oxford and Clarksdale high schools will learn to use state-of-the-art software this fall thanks to a recent seminar for teachers at the University of Mississippi.

Microsoft to buy into Chinese television maker (AFP via Yahoo! News) - US software giant Microsoft has agreed to buy a stake in major television maker Sichuan Changhong Electric for 94.1 million yuan (12.3 million dollars), the Chinese firm said Monday.