Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Beard talks about Facebook controls, user desires and CEO Zuckerberg's reported privacy beliefs
Shipments grow 57% in Q1, iPhone sees 132% increase over '09
The companies hope to stop software that steals money from Chinese consumers
Fueled by iPhone and iPad mania, Apple developers event sells out in 8 days
A quick look at the six Title II sections that FCC wants to apply to broadband providers
SEC investigation also sought into huge Dow plunge, possible role of high-speed computers
'Too soon to tell' whether iPad is slowing netbook growth
But several participants in a forum question if Congress is ready to move forward
Using a handheld device, viewers can explore content that isn't shown on the main screen
Claims iPad, iPhone infringe five Nokia patents
Security Manager, City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management
Nick Owen of WiKID Systems Inc. offers a step-by-step tutorial to help enterprises add strong authentication to the network.
Payment processor agrees to reimburse consumers for costs associated with 2009 breach
Microsoft's work on SP1 means 'clock is ticking' on demise of rights, says analyst
Intel's new chips for low-cost ultrathin laptops will be available under the Core i3 and Core i5 brands
Company employees illegally accessed Ipreo database, complaint claims
The company won't offer IE 9 to people still using Windows XP, which means they won't get HTML 5 either
The WiMax carrier reported financial losses but big subscriber gains for the first quarter
One year after being blocked, researcher Barnaby Jack will finally give a controversial Black Hat talk
Part of the Xinhua news agency's Web site was found distributing malware
The Internet search giant is revisiting a lawsuit brought against it by a blues music label
Lower demand for the Wii and DS pull down sales and profits at the Japanese company
Goldman says 'promoted tweets' is Twitter's only advertising program -- for now
Microsoft acknowledges fixing internally-found flaws without disclosing details
Highly competitive browser market has Microsoft sharing details around its upcoming Internet Explorer 9 release
Google follows general search overhaul with changes for iPhone, Android smartphone users in U.S.
The FCC issues a statement on its broadband policy proposal in the wake of the Comcast decision
The government had set a floor price of about a quarter of this amount
The agency would reclassify broadband as a common carrier service, but limit regulation
Mechanisms aid IPv4 to IPv6 transition for network operators
It plans to issue just two patches for Windows and Office
The fallout of the attempted bombing in Times Square raises some new questions about the level of security in public places
In a video self-interview, SAP's co-founder previews his Sapphire keynote speech
VP of Global Security, MasterCard
FTC urged to overturn recent Facebook privacy changes
Data recovery for images will be applied to other file types
The agency will vote on a notice of inquiry in about a month, officials say
Senator Tester introduces legislation aimed at government accountability
Opportunity for rivals, especially Firefox, to gain users; Chrome need not apply
Westmere-EX will be a successor to Nehalem-EX
VMware's SpringSource will acquire in-memory database provider GemStone to add to its arsenal of cloud tools
Apps administrators will be able to add applications like Blogger, Picasa and Reader to their suites
Sensor Logic extends its hosted tracking platform
The agencies have seized $143 million worth of counterfeit equipment in Operation Network Raider
