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NetFlash: Hackers attack using second Word flaw

* Hackers attack using second Word flaw * Vendors have security, VoIP and router mgmt. tools on tap * U.S. Veterans Affairs CIO: We're more secure * Microsoft releases beta of unified communications hub * Christmas is a busy time for avoiding work *

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Skype package includes SMC’s Wi-Fi phone, FON’s router

* Skype, SMC Networks and FON team up on Wi-Fi calling

AT&T adds data centers to its network

HP buys data management services company

Qualcomm promises Draft N by spring

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Plagiarism in the Wireless World

Gearhead This Week: Tableau: PivotTables on Steroids

This Week in Backspin: Supporting the Big Man

Microsoft-Novell affair: In your face

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Apple ranks last in green poll

Trump, um, trumped by his own Web site

Blu-ray: Betamax for the new millennium?

Letters to the editor: “Automating change”

George Jetson is making a home in New Songdo City

* Songdo looks to offer the most advanced digital infrastructure imaginable

Sniffing out end-user bandwidth consumption

How well will IBM modularize its vast management portfolio?

* A look at IBM, process architectures and reusable parts

Secret questions are not foolproof

* Finding ways to make the secret questions work better

Panel ponders dynamics of broadband wireless

* Will Qualcomm patents control future carrier services?

Supporting the Big Man

Metro Ethernet: Where’s the beef?

NetFlash: Call VoIP king

* Call VoIP king * Security hole found in Windows Media Player * Financial services firms share security tactics * Pirates work around Vista's activation feature * Software corrals enterprise smart phones * Buzzblog: Darejunkies.com ... emphasis on j

IP contact centers: Hosted vs. premises-based

* Pros and cons of a hosted IP contact center vs. premises based

Gartner: Macs crowd out Linux on corporate desktops but no threat to Windows

* Apple’s increasing popularity in some enterprises could be at Linux’ expense

Swarmteams makes anyone part of a group

* Create teams for business situations using Swarmteams

WiMAX security issues

Videoconferencing for the holidays; Sniffing out end-user bandwidth consumption