Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Urges Windows users to search PCs for flawed Adobe Download Manager
The inquiry follows complaints filed by three Google rivals
The Xerox lawsuit also targets Google's YouTube
MSI is also working on a tablet but may not show at Cebit
The ProtecTIER appliance combines a virtual tape library and an index engine
HP's Cirious platform will address the security needs of large enterprise customers, the company says
Yahoo and Twitter inked a deal to work together in a broad content-sharing alliance
Google was informed earlier this month, the Commission said
Google Video's distribution of a video of the bullying of a handicapped boy breached Italian privacy law
Labor department seeks back wages and $1.9M penalty payment from N.J. company
Wyse's upcoming thin-client product may render it a distinction without much difference, however
Case that never should have been brought ends with jail sentences
Google nixed the Beijing stop on a tour due to its row with China's government, a source says
RTO Software's profile management tool was too valuable for VMware relying on a licensing deal
The move is meant to keep customers close to home for all their BI needs
CA signs agreement to acquire 3Tera to help customers more easily transition applications to private and public clouds
How one SaaS provider is using WiMAX to bolster its business
Protest comes despite improving overall network performance
Developers angered, but Apple says content from branded companies is broadly available
The agency's national broadband plan will include a way for broadcasters to give up spectrum, the FCC's chairman says
Successful Web application developers suggest using enthusiastic users, not the standard influencers, to market products
'Died as a result of a workplace injury' at Google, says Denver design firm
Fastweb and Telecom Italia Sparkle officials are named in an alleged €2 billion scam
An extended EC investigation could also benefit Microsoft-Yahoo search partnership
Suspended sentence for three execs over video posting is troubling, say privacy advocates
Ruling attacks principles of freedom on the Internet, Google says
Sales of high-end RISC and Itanium servers fell in the fourth quarter of 2009, while x86 server revenue grew
The cloud service is designed to meet rigorous government requirements
In battle to regain lost momentum, Yahoo opens its sites to Twitter users
A review will look at possible electronic failures of runaway Toyotas
Lawyers argue over laptop spying, Fourth Amendment, in loco parentis
Customers know the terms of the deal when they buy mobile plans, AT&T says
Start-up unveils Bloom Box, touts customers like Google, eBay, Wal-Mart
A look at the biggest moments in the history of the iTunes Store
The move is part of a full-court press by the online payments giant on Web developers
Survey also shows concern over virtualization, cloud security
