Opinion

Linux-based router finds commercial potential in Vyatta

* Vyatta touting commercial version of the XORP software

The real deal about IBM, Novell and Project Higgins

* A tempest in a teapot

Mailbag: Readers respond to the ‘Net neutrality debate, Part 1

* What readers think about the Internet neutrality issue

Certified e-mail is a ‘tax’? … Balderdash!

Who should control the ‘Net?

Die, file, die!

NGSSoftware warns of flaws L-Soft’s ListServ

* Patches from Mandriva, Debian, Gentoo, others * Beware latest Bagle variants * Colorado college warns 93,000 after laptop theft, and other interesting reading

NetFlash: AT&T to buy BellSouth in $67 billion deal

* AT&T to buy BellSouth in $67 billion deal * VoIP vendors get serious about SIP * What makes Harvard's net tick * E-mail volume expected to explode * Shutdown avoided as BlackBerry dispute is settled * Today on Layer 8

Cisco upgrades optical system

* Cisco upgrades optical system

Technology delivers high data rates

* Key benefits of UMTS TD-CDMA technology

VoIP vendors get serious about SIP and more

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

Getting MPEG files to auto-stream in QuickTime; Die, file, die!

Cisco and Juniper: Absence of strategy, or strategy of absence?

Cisco and Juniper: Absence of strategy, or strategy of absence?

Keep the feds out of broadband

The regression of software openness

Trying to learn from disasters

U3 promises to break the apps chain

Getting MPEG files to auto-stream in QuickTime

Google’s answer … whatever

Caller ID scams: an update

The music of your ways

Was Google’s Schmidt joking?

Wanna dress like Steve Jobs?

A letter to telemarketers

Microsoft’s Origami partners

Buzzblog in Japan via Babel Fish

NetFlash: Demand fueling data center building boom

* Demand fueling data center building boom * Best blogs for buyers * Protectionism no way to counter offshoring, says Bush * SEC: Beware 'paid autosurfing' schemes on the Web * Microsoft offers a few more 'Origami' details * New OpenDocument allianc

Tech groups urge Congress to keep Internet neutrality

Tech groups urge Congress to keep Internet neutrality