Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Mark Zuckerberg column pledges that new, simple Facebook privacy settings are on the way
New "risk factors" list finds security worries about data leakage are not top of mind, at least as expressed in SEC filings
Ira Winkler on e-discovery, corporate counsel and the security pro's real role in risk mitigation
Homage to 1980 video game swamps Mozilla's support site, triggers malware fears
Purchase of Sterling Commerce will push IBM further toward becoming one-stop for everything
Red Hat touts open source cloud, virtualization offerings
Comcast's new social networking service allows users to let others know what they are watching
After 'overwhelming' user response to Pac-Man doodle last week, Google makes it a permanent feature
But resists more data demands by class-action lawsuit lawyers
Four chairmen say they will start soliciting ideas for new legislation in June
Vertex 2 and Agility 2 come with Windows 7 TRIM support
New images from Mars orbiter show 'severe' ice damage to robot's solar panels
A scared moderator is said to have removed the page after his e-mail and Skype account were hacked
Second weekend in a row Facebook users have had to fend off major malware attacks
Wi-Fi snooping by Google takes some shine off active week
Netbooks not a replacement for more powerful laptops, Dell executive said
Retail giant's reported move to chip-and-PIN transactions could finally nudge others into doing same in the U.S.
The first services will arrive before the end of the year, according to auction winner Vodafone
Mass use of social networking comes as surprise in a country with an outdated mobile phone network
Other experts see different reasons for Apple's gains
Privacy concerns have already pushed 16% of survey respondents to abandon Facebook
Shuttle Atlantis crew completes third and final spacewalk of the NASA mission
Apple's recent announcement that it will launch its own mobile ad service overshadows antitrust concerns
Security pros are increasingly bent on better code security. Here's how it became Priority 1 for a large energy provider
HTC has several phones set for Froyo upgrade this year
Annapolis PD starting to hook up surveillance cameras with WiMAX
A variation of a flaw disclosed earlier this week lets hackers delete Facebook friends
After multiple attempts to enter the TV market, Intel is still looking to make its presence felt
Counters Web metrics data that points to stall in Firefox's growth
Increase could be tied to next iPhone launch and possible loss of iPhone exclusive deal, some say
Turn your old machines into media servers, e-mail stations and nodes to help with scientific research
Data center operators and designers say power-proportional computing is the answer
The investigation centers on Google's collection of data on Wi-Fi networks while shooting Street View imagery
The video site joins Facebook, which was blocked on Wednesday because of a page inviting caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed
'We're not very positive on this,' says Gartner, although other experts disagree
Will Cisco's $99 million CoreOptics buy turn out better than its past optical networking purchases?
Burns is now Xerox's CEO and chairman
Authorities are blocking site in the country because of content they consider derogatory
Patients can now meet their doctors in 'the cloud'
Current owners report satisfaction numbers in the 'nose-bleed' range, says pollster
