Opinion

Cisco taps Scheinman to oversee media group

Symantec’s acquisition of Revivio takes it to the high-end of the storage world

VoIP is here to stay

Project checks Java code for security bugs

Patch Tuesday coming this week

* Patches from Microsoft, Trustix, Gentoo, others * Top 10 viruses reported over the past 7 days, according to Trend Micro * Pirates work around Vista's activation feature, and other interesting reading

VoIP is here to stay, patch mgmt. review and more

Here is this week's Editors' Choice; look for Readers' Choice later this week.

Of course, she is used to being around unscrupulous politicians

Darejunkies.com … emphasis on junk

Because life just isn't dangerous enough already

DirectNIC boss to Network World: Heal thyself

Drug abuse and YouTube

Today’s Apple fan fiction

AOL releases Duh Poll of the Week

Google eyes radio

If HP hasn’t learned its lesson, well …

Portland People

Tableau: PivotTable on steroids

Tableau Professional Edition Version 2.1, published by Tableau Software, outdoes Microsoft Excel in quantitative analysis.

Review of Gateway’s M685-E notebook and Samsung’s YP-K5 music player

Videoconferencing for the holidays

NetFlash: Researchers crafting intelligent WLAN defense through DARPA

* Researchers crafting intelligent WLAN defense through DARPA * Wireless carriers can no longer lock your phone * Analyzing software bugs to death * Companies waste millions in unnecessary telecom charges * Sysadmin of the Year a 'nuts and bolts guy'

Lightweight Linux for High-Performance Computing

MySpace worm uses QuickTime for exploit

Score one for consumers: Wireless carriers can no longer lock your phone

Companies waste millions in unnecessary telecom charges, report finds

Holiday Wi-Fi warning as obvious as Santa’s beard

More telecom contract tips

Interesting Web Site Certificate Warning …

Registrar CEO: Don’t lay the phishing problem at our feet

Johns Hopkins/U of Illinois at Chicago win Bandwidth Bowl

Getting closer to the quantum computer

Can domain name registrars just say no to blatant phishers? Watchdog group calls issue ‘complex’