Opinion

Apple and the value of standards

Who wants their IPTV?

Speeding up file transfers through IP subnets

Verizon counting on FiOS tech advantage

WiMAX could provide broadband competition in rural areas

* WiMAX could help providers offer competitively priced services in rural areas

Cisco AON: Fight fire with fire

The confusing state of the IT service management landscape

* Clearing up the confusing acronyms and mixed definitions of the IT services market

The question of identity ownership crops up again

* Who owns your identity?

Firefox’s potentially controversial ping attribute

* What is ping attribute and why would it raise privacy concerns?

The case of the sneaky daughter and the wireless card

Linux meets the tube

* Penguins on TV - IPTV that is

Digital lifestyle, Part II

How phone records are stolen

802.3af pumps up Power over Ethernet

* The IEEE is working to enhance the 802.3af Power over Ethernet standard with PoE plus

This week: Lotus set to uphold the future of Notes

This Week on NetworkWorld.com is now The Best of Network World. Here is this week's Editors' Choice; look for Readers' Choice later this week.

Speeding up file transfers through IP subnets; The case of the sneaky daughter and the wireless card

* Dr. Internet columnist Steve Blass offers advice on how to speed file transfers through IP subnets * Help Desk columnist Ron Nutter offers suggestions on how to block incoming Wi-Fi signals

NetFlash: Q&A: Kriens evaluates Juniper at 10

* Q&A: Kriens evaluates Juniper at 10 * Lotus set to uphold the future of Notes * Internet Telephony show focuses on open source * BigFix adds security to patch product * Blog: Google does the right thing by standing up to Uncle Sam * Today on Layer

Q&A: Kriens evaluates Juniper at 10

* Juniper CEO Scott Kriens

Red Hat, SuSE patch critical KDE security hole

Cisco AON: Vulnerable to competition

Linux vendors patch critical KDE security hole

* Patches from Red Hat, SuSE, F-Secure, others * Beware three Trojan horses hitting certain mobile phones

Cisco AON: Vulnerable to competition

Foundry launches 10G line

Microsoft to bolster Software Assurance program

Network managers getting apps savvy

The trials and tribulations of 5 GHz, Part 1

* Global regulatory disconnect has stunted 802.11a

DSL, Part II (in which we lose our minds)

Letters to the editor: “Vendors, users dispute FTC report on spam”

How banks are implementing authentication

Terrorist support or mere fraud?