Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Four counts of mail fraud come down on former YouSendIt CEO
Users report significant ROI
Wait for Service Pack 1 to show up, or back up data and buy a new PC
Document lists dozens of lawmakers under scrutiny for conduct violations
IT decision makers plan to invest budget dollars in equipment but continue to hold off on new hires.
Some blame hardware, others tag OS; all pin hopes on next Snow Leopard update
The Red Flags program aims to fight the growing identity theft blight.
Some say federal court order could lead to more sophisticated ways to avoid detection
Aerohive, AirWave join Meraki in hosted Wi-Fi services market
The worm has proved to be resilient and also is adept at infecting machines multiple times
LibreDigital previews AllAccess platform for reading e-books on any device
Here's the latest batch of problems, risks and potential nightmares from the world of technology
E-mail has been rendered almost useless; now Facebook and Twitter are under massive attack. It's time to stop these sleazoids
The cell-phone giant is directing gamers to its Ovi application store instead
Billions invested in "smart" meters, sensors could spark demand for next-gen Internet, experts say
Hypothetical example described in report much harder to pull off in reality, company says
China's largest chip maker aims to become profitable within a year
A lack of big-name games was to blame for the slowdown in sales, the company said
The chip giant's chairman predicted record high revenue and profit in 2010
Taiwanese presidential runner-up Frank Hsieh fell in love with Plurk after his staff taught him how it's done.
Asustek predicts it will ship between 1.7 million to 1.9 million Eee PCs in the fourth quarter
High customer demand leads to site issues after release of Fusion 3.0 and Workstation 7
The Serious Organized Crime Agency apologized to RIPE, the Dutch Regional Internet Registry
Products, partnerships and branding changes anchor company's splashy launch
Vendor looking for review of decision to reverse copyright ownership
Novell's single sign-on worked so well at Hartford Hospital, it scared some
HITECH Act targets healthcare providers, others handling sensitive patient data
An updated FAQ provides information on Oracle's plans for GlassFish, NetBeans and other products
The decision to end the program is part of a series of upcoming changes for the site's external developers
Wireless carrier addressing problems, but better results will take time
Abundant spectrum and an engaged research community are drawing wireless experimenters back into a hobby many had forgotten
NIST coordinator Arnold explains pros, cons of using Internet standards to upgrade the power grid
Parts of the Internet already give priority to certain traffic, engineers say
