Opinion

TAC Start Button assists in your job hunting efforts

* What is the TAC Start Button?

Sprint, T-Mobile respond to the femtocell E-911 caller location problem

* The femtocell E-911 caller location problem, Part 2

Identity discussions at Digital ID World, Part 2

* Discussions with Passlogix, Compuware Covisint, Sun, Burton Group

Pagii, keeping it simple

* A good example of a simple Web application that is easy to understand is Pagii

Long live the network

* Validation of the network's critical role in any successful company

News from VOICES FROM IT ROADMAP; AWPG E-CRIMES SUMMIT; AND MORE

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Product Central

10G Ethernet tests show promise for data centers; Ballmer claims Red Hat violates Microsoft IP

10 best Cisco videos on YouTube; How AHA manages its Cisco network

I will keep my Mac safe from other users; At AHA good network management is good security

Level 3 cuts its rates for content delivery; AHA keeps tabs on WAN performance

Akamai unveils IP application accelerator; Vonage settles Sprint-Nextel patent suit

Storage arrays are dead; long live the tape library; Bakbone Software adds continuous data protection

Webcasting to the masses; Akamai unveils IP application accelerator

Combining work and play threatens business security

Getting up to speed on ITIL

Who should run the ‘Net? … Not the government

Gartner’s top 10 strategic technologies for 2008; Is Apple more controlling than Microsoft?

* Welcome to the afternoon edition of Network World Daily News.

Microsoft’s Ballmer says Red Hat customers should “compensate us”

Is Apple more controlling than Microsoft?

Too early to worry about legal 802.11n holdup

* More drama in the wireless patent quagmire

AT&T surrenders over ‘censorship’ tempest

Fed bust puts crimp in identity theft data sales

Move over mouse, here comes……Vocal Joystick

What’ll be hot in 2008? Virtualization, high-speed server fabrics and unified communications that’s what

Fred and Phishing

Separating Church and State

If you’d bought Google at $85 …

Researchers ping through first full ‘Internet census’ in 25 years