Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
In 'The Net Delusion,' Evgeny Morozov describes how China, Russia, Iran -- and even the U.S. -- pay bloggers to push their views
New C-series line targeted at wiring-constrained environments
Oracle hopes to steal away business with new SAP financials business intelligence package
Big Chinese firms will make a mark at the 2011 event
The job cuts come amid reports that Myspace will downsize its total staff by 50 percent
The 802.16m standard will speed data transfers and enhance user security
The move reflects a consolidation among mid-size outsourcers
Samsung and Microsoft once again held the No. 2 and No. 3 spots on list from IFI Claims Patent Services
Consumer Electronics Show show attracts some 140,000; easily surpasses pre-show estimates
The EU's flagship digitization project competes with Google's efforts
Marketing volley precedes expected announcement by Verizon
More software vendors are creating tools that let employees use their personal devices to access key corporate systems.
Calls for IT assistance are increasing as many companies cut back on help desk personnel, surveys find.
An EU parliamentary committee prepares its position on mandatory blocking of child porn websites
A dual mode Verizon iPhone offering would generate much customer interest, but analysts said it's not likely this week
Move meant to boost customer service reputation, analyst argues
Microsoft to re-tool server and cloud strategy with leadership change
Microsoft shares internal memo on Muglia departure
Social network moves quickly to quash rumors Zuckerberg is set to call it quits
Higher patent licensing fees will boost Apple's cost, says Gleacher & Co.'s Brian Marshall
Users vent on Twitter after news aggregator service shows 'server error'
In the agreement, the two companies will resolve ongoing patent litigation
AMD and Dirk Meyer in 'mutual agreement' that he step down immediately
Verizon looking to avoid early troubles AT&T experienced with iPhone traffic
Will lighter glasses and a wider choice of films entice more people to buy a 3D television?
Lenovo plans to put Google's Android 3.0 OS, codenamed Honeycomb, in tablets.
The FCC proposed the plan for TV frequencies despite critics who wonder why broadcasters should get paid
Chip and system makers are cautious about the platform, which might crack open the PC market
Apple iPad 2 tablet computer to sport 2 cameras, blogs Kevin Rose
The products are the first since she signed on with Polaroid as creative director a year ago
New phones, plus RIM PlayBook tablet coming to WiMax, shows Sprint positioned well, says company exec
No pricing is available yet for the tablet, which is due to ship this summer
OLPC's XO-3 will be a 9.7-inch touchscreen tablet and is due out in 2012
Samsung suggested that news about dual-core phones, tablets and Windows Phone 7 devices will come in Barcelona
DirectX 11 will improve the graphics capabilities in future Intel chips
Apple and Chinese site Taobao have yet to stop the sale of reportedly hacked iTunes accounts
The country’s top auditor had claimed large losses as a result of the alleged scam
