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NetFlash: MCI service rollouts hit variety of snags

Opinion
Mar 22, 20042 mins
Networking

MCI customers are being put to the test again. After dealing with the company’s bankruptcy scandal they now have to face significant delays in receiving promised upgrades to their VPN and VoIP services.

MCI service rollouts hit variety of snags

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Ten groups pitch new top-level domains

The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers has received applications for 10 new sponsored top-level domains (sTLD), helping to expand the Internet’s pool of Web site addresses by catering to narrower online communities.

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Microsoft and its latest legal concerns

Last week, the Nebraska Supreme Court gave the green light for further procedures in a consumer class-action case that had previously been blocked by state courts. This week, Lindows.com and Microsoft are set to argue their sides in the latest twist of a prolonged, international trademark battle before a Seattle judge Wednesday. 

Microsoft, Lindows.com head to court Wednesday

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Nebraska court resuscitates Microsoft lawsuit

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BEA readies low-cost development tool

BEA Systems this week is expected to announce the availability of a low-cost Java development tool aimed at helping users more affordably build and deploy Web services and service-oriented architectures.

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Today at Layer 8, where we’re accepting FEMA assistance for our brackets:

Go home early, it’s National Goof Off Day; proof that Paul Allen has too much money; For Rent: the ridiculously fast Lord of the Rings network; and the winner of our “What Is Bill Saying?” caption contest; all this and more today at your home for not-just networking news.

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