Opinion

Identity theft battle moves to the states

Ron Paul supporters show yet again why online polls suck

Vista Migration Step 1: Have A Plan (#6-#9)

Gearhead This Week: Projecting Flash

This Week in Backspin: Hypersociality and Texting

A stream of consiousness service

* Tumblelogging, random shorthand blogging

A healthy dose of identity

* Identity management in healthcare

Getting going kicking those Longhorn tires

* Test your Longhorn

Wavering Wi-Fi architectures

* Wi-Fi architectures evolve to match traffic patterns

Siemens updates its unified communications line-up

* Siemens aims to provide easy starting point for unified communications

Tech jobs growing in the United States

* Cyberstates 2007 report on high-tech employment

Yipes adds class-of-service offering

* Yipes new CoS offering will be useful for VoIP and video conferencing applications

Network General: More than Sniffer

* Sometimes brand recognition can do a disservice

Cisco posts strong Q3 revenue; Up close and personal with TelePresence

Software manages storage resources; Intransa debuts 10G Ethernet storage appliance

Microsoft fixes nasty flaws; Symark updates access-control software

Siemens expands OpenScape line; Converged Access consolidates branch-office gear

Hammerhead prays to no one; Infoblox unveils branch DNS device

Blogging for short attention spans; Network General adds application intelligence

Microsoft fixes nasty flaws; With Yahoo deal off, what next for Microsoft?

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How do you spell patent relief?

Supreme Court decision should make patent system stronger

Racketeering case against Microsoft, Best Buy revived; New CCIE exam coming

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

Aligning business with IT: practical steps

The Japanese government looks to go open source

* IT vendors line up to deliver Linux systems to Japanese government

Racketeering charges set against Microsoft, Best Buy

No Way to Slow Down

Cisco posts strong Q3 revenue, profit growth

Microsoft as the new GE?