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BREAKING NEWS
AT&T, Verizon Business and Qwest win $20B federal telecom deal
AT&T, Verizon Business and Qwest have hit the jackpot, winning a 10-year, $20 billion telecommunications contract with the federal government that is the largest of its kind in the world. Sprint Nextel was not so lucky.
The top 10 most-read NEWS STORIES this week
1. New Trojan calls on SkypeCisco announces IP surveillance cameraMicrosoft details network hack in WindowsCisco adds 3G to branch routerElusive iPhone is sold on eBayGoogle’s next frontier: TelevisionPaypal asking e-mail services to block messagesMicrosoft IP PBX still needs to grow upQ&A: New IAB chair mulls DNS security, unwanted Internet trafficCisco develops smart, mobile robots for wireless connectivity
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The top 5 most-read IN-DEPTH STORIES this week
1. 80s Solid Gold TechnologySix tips for Linux desktop migrationShould felons be allowed to be IT managersIT frameworks demystifiedIPv6 taking on national-security implicationsThe top 5 most-read COLUMNS this week
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1. Wireless Security: Issues with SSID cloakingThe 7 best practices for network security in 2007Wal-Mart and the Three Great RFID LiesNetworking a small businessThe imminent death of Internet radio
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The top 5 most-read BLOG ENTRIES this week
1. Smart sunglasses change color almost instantlyChemists turn to sugar to fuel batteriesDon’t trust Google, Yahoo to show you the good stuffHow contest winner found my addressNYPD spied broadly prior to ’04 GOP convention
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The most-read REVIEW this week
Optivault reduces the need for magnetic tape backup
This week’s featured WHITE PAPERS
Aventail: The Forrester Wave: SSL VPN Appliances, Q4 2006Managing Desktop IT Assets Using an Internet-based Management PlatformGetting Started with ITIL’s CMDBOpus Research: Contact Centers in the Age of SOAMatching Server Virtualization with Advanced Storage Virtualization
Everdream:
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