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Today's Screen Savers news summary...

• iDefense, a VA based security firm, says a new Blaster worm is set to launch any day now. Get ready now by applying Windows Critical Updates. Homeland Security issues another warning.
• Verisign is hijacking bad .com and .net domain names with its new Site Finder search page. Irate ISC says it will patch BIND to block Site Finder.
• DC Federal Appeals Court hears arguments in RIAA vs Verizon. Clueless judge says Verizon "makes a lot of money off piracy." Uh-oh.
• The ITU says the number of broadband subscribers worldwide grew 72 per cent to approximately 62 million last year.
• Intel upgrades PIV. Pentium 4 Extreme has 2MB of L2 cache, runs at 3.2 GHz. Basically it's a Xeon for the PIV socket. Intel says it's aimed at gamers.
• The PCMCIA SIG announces a new PC card form factor. The PC ExpressCard is smaller and based on USB 2 and PCI Express interfaces. Slots will appear in desktop PCs in nine months, notebooks in a year.
• Paul Allen donates $100 million to a project planning to map the mouse brain. No comment.
• PCExpo is on now! Does anyone care?
• Sci-Fi author Orson Scott Card's take on file sharing. Right on, Speaker for the Sued.
• GNOME-Office 1.0 is out, includes new AbiWord 2.0. Star Office 7 ships, too. Bye bye MS Office.