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I.B.M. to Buy a Security Software Company for $1.3 Billion (New York Times) - I.B.M. announced plans to buy Internet Security Systems to further its strategy of blending software and service.

Microsoft lets pros test drive new Internet Explorer software (AFP via Yahoo! News) - Software giant Microsoft let industry professionals begin testing its next-generation Internet Explorer (IE) web browser due for release by the end of the year.

TiVo to provide DVR software to Cox (AP via Yahoo! News) - TiVo Inc. Thursday said it had agreed to provide cable company Cox Communications with software for digital video recorders.

TiVo to Provide DVR Software to Cox (ABC News) - TiVo Agrees to Provide Cox Communications With Software for Digital Video Recorders

As software deals heat up, analysts look for next target (Market Watch) - LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) - As International Business Machines Corp. and other tech giants look to fill gaps in their product offerings, mid-sized software companies are likely to remain prime acquisition targets, according to analysts who cover the industry.

Cox To Offer TiVo DVR Software (InformationWeek) - Subscribers to Cox Communications' cable-TV service will be able to download TiVo software to their existing set-top boxes, giving them access to the TiVo user interface and special services built on Cox's broadband network.

Altiris Tries Free-to-Own Software Virtualization (Network Computing) - Altiris recently released the API for its Software Virtualization Solution client, which virtualizes applications on the desktop to simplify provisioning and deprovisioning.

Intel Wi-Fi software hogs PC memory (CNET) - A software update for Intel wireless hardware is faulty and can hog PC memory, an update is due on Friday.

Right software changes shutterbug to moviemaker (USA Today) - Here's a look at the many software solutions that can help you join the do-it-yourself video revolution. They'll all help you compile clips and photos to burn to DVD, but some have added bells and whistles that can crowd your computer's system resources.

Pressure grows on NHS software firm (Guardian Unlimited) - Installation dates for an early wave of patient-administration computer systems at 21 acute hospital trusts - almost half using iSoft software - have already been subject to widespread delays only a month after the deadlines were published, prompting further concern over the NHS's £6.2bn IT overhaul.