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VPNs: Six burning questions

Which type of VPN should you be using? Should you build your own VPN?

MySpace eases data portability policies, adopts OpenID

IBM/Lotus sharpens weapon for unified communications battle

IBM/Lotus Sametime at heart of strategy; Vendor committing $1 billion to develop platform

Report: Beware of ‘chaos’ SharePoint can create

Rwanda introduces first local instant messaging service

Watch out Cisco: Here comes Brocade/Foundry

$3 billion deal raises stakes in Ethernet switching market

U.S. court strikes down COPA, again

Asia’s seaport tech

Apple’s MobileMe could be a headache for IT managers

ISP responds to lawmaker concerns about ad tracking

Questions abound as San Francisco tries to repair network

Uganda Police officers train in office computer applications

Momentum building for US privacy policy

Virtualization vendor rhetoric gives clues for coming year

Yahoo’s profit down in Q2

Musicians better than MBAs

Founded in knowledge

Brocade’s Foundry buy will boost Fibre Channel over Ethernet market

VMware to offer low-footprint ESX hypervisor free

IT project management yields savings for energy company

HP's updated software shows IT managers where resources spend their time and why projects get delayed.

Stolen tape puts Bristol-Myers employee data at risk

Brocade-Foundry deal can’t hide majors’ dominance

Purely online university

‘People-friendly’ technology

Top spammer sentenced to nearly four years

Kernel space: Full disclosure for security holes

Much-maligned feature being added to IPv6

Standards body weighs network address translators for next-gen Internet

How China is migrating to next-gen Internet

New mobile browsers bringing real Web to handhelds

'The browser wars are back,' says one developer

NYSE readies data analysis for global expansion

Stock exchange consolidates U.S. and Europe data centers

Dispelled Intel rumor may disappoint gamers

Intel Atom for netbooks costs 52% more than desktop version

CherryPal mini-desktop consumes 2 watts of power

Georgia president’s Web site falls under DDOS attack

Why San Francisco’s network admin went rogue

Start-up tries to improve the Web browser

Aussies worth watching

When security staffers fail up

Who Pays?

How Green Is Your UPS?

Open source software a security risk, study claims

"Go into this with your eyes wide open," says Howard Schmidt, former White House cybersecurity czar

Green is the new sex – in a marketing sense

Facebook begins redesign rollout

Career watch: Communicating with the boss

Microsoft warns of impending Windows Search auto update

How to embrace ‘millennial’ workers

Survey shows low PC penetration in Sierra Leone

WiMAX at sea, the journey begins

Free BlackBerry Software

The Langley Files