Windows Worm Targets Skype Users (Wired Compiler)

The VoIP service, Skype, is warning users about a new Windows worm spreading through the company's chat message service. A post on Skype's Heartbeat Blog says that computers already infected by the worm will send a chat message to other users, which, according to Skype, is "cleverly written and may appear to be a legitimate chat message."
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Drexel Hosts 'PodCamp Philly' on New Media Apps (Campus Technology)

Drexel University hosted a conference last week on new media applications, a "PodCamp" to "promote the use of new media to television, newspapers, radio, businesses, educators, and individuals." The conference was free to "podcasters and listeners, bloggers and readers, and anyone interested in new media."
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Apple iPhone Sales Hit 1M (eWEEK)

The milestone comes just 74 days after its launch and three weeks ahead of schedule.
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Engineering a new curriculum (CNET News.com)

Engineering and social sciences--it sounds like a bad mix for a dinner party. But S. Shankar Sastry, the dean of the college of engineering at the University of California at Berkeley, says it's the wave of the future.
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Prototyping for a Web 2.0 Target.com: A Mini-Case Study (Baseline)

'Wireframes' become a thing of the past, replaced by interactive mockups that give planners a richer preview of new features.
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Google boosts enterprise Apps with IT support from Capgemini (Computerworld)

The search company teams with Capgemini to provide big companies with service, support for the Web-based office suite
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