Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
GNGWC 2009 South American Regional Finals start on October 12, in São Paulo, Brazil
U.S. military says its cloud computing platform is more secure, reliable than commercial offerings
He doesn't want you to give up your keyboard and mouse, but the CEO of NextWindow wants you to touch your computer a lot more
Don't have a strategy for interacting with customers via their mobile phones? Get one, and learn from previous mistakes.
Banks, credit unions want to be compensated for breach-related costs
Ads on Dutch, Italian search engines hint at new desktop, laptop models
The SEC mandates it. How does it work?
Bloggers now must fess up if they get cash or gadgets for writing reviews
The best way to win it will be to stop it happening, according to Secretary General Hamadoun Touré
Analysts say Hewlett-Packard may be most logical suitor for storage switch maker
But online video ads were a bright spot, with 38 percent growth
Security researchers show lightweight, host-based access-control scheme that dumps attack packets without overwhelming memory, CPU
The carrier's network vendors will work with venture funds to find and nurture devices and uses for 4G
Citrix unveils XenDesktop 4
And it accomplished this without much cooperation from Apple
Announces licensing program to deliver boot loader, virtualization for Snow Leopard
Plans could be challenge to wireless carriers
Denies security breach of the service; phishing expert calls it 'one of the biggest' ever
The new rules would affect bloggers who get free gadgets to review
E-mail offering Bin Laden, weapons of mass destruction, Al-Qaeda reports are malware.
Foundation's director of global security discusses risk, challenges of security for a high-profile philanthropic organization
Tiversa gives House committee 200 new examples of P2P leaks of U.S. secret data
Team hopes that the map can help in the hunt for more data about mysterious dark energy
But overall impact on IT spending modest
Ignores rebuke, unveils webOS update that re-enables Pre sync using iTunes
This week Network World and its sister publications covered an expansion of Google Wave testing, a lawsuit against Google, an effort to make Google Apps student-friendly and IBM’s attack on Gmail
The Swordfish Net N102 netbook includes two Intel Atom N270 processors in one box
LotusLive iNotes will cost $3 per user per month
The Ceatec show will see multiple new products and prototypes from Japan's largest companies
System can power a 22-inch LCD TV over a distance of 50cm
The injunction orders an anonymous person to stop impersonating a prominent lawyer on Twitter
Tech group settles case with former director
Early detection through trending can save thousands of lives
Microsoft's new OS already on 1 of every 67 personal computers
Annual Ig Nobel ceremony celebrates world’s wackiest achievements
PayChoice “victimized by cyber criminals,” says CEO
But another analyst says $500 price could pit Apple against Amazon's Kindle DX
Attorney for the plaintiffs hopes digital media companies learn lessons from settlement
The Asprox Web site has infected more than 2,000 Web pages in the past few days
After months of strong growth, search engine loses bit of momentum in Google chase
An all-star report calls for universal broadband availability and online community hubs
'Harm threshold' runs counter to Congress' intent, HHS told
Worldwide semiconductor sales grew by 5 percent from July to August
Systems integration woes have slowed transaction updates for customers
Internet Explorer is lone holdout in backing spec for high-quality, interactive Web graphics using XML, official stresses
