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* MX Logic’s Scott Chasin makes several good points on e-mail authentication
* Save a polar bear, skip the commute
* More work needed to define regulatory framework for broadband IP services
* The implications of Google Desktop Search to your SSL remote access system
* Political group MoveOn.org gets a Web boost
* Why Chris Stone is not expected to make another Novell comeback
* IBM’s BladeCenter servers matched with Topspin InfiniBand technology
* Benefits of storage virtualization
* Backspin columnist Mark Gibbs is willing to bet that virtualization will change everything
* SNIA's Data Management Forum guidelines for defining value of data
* E-commerce fraud losses climb * How best to patch: the debate begins * Dell, Microsoft slip software, hardware management into single interface * Cisco extends optical line * Today on Layer 8
* Blade servers are well on their way to making over LANs
* SBC has begun trials in fiber-optic deployment
* Tracking your cell phone assets
* Why you could love the IE Context Menu Toolset
* 'Net communications start-ups receive $216 million investment in Q3
* Integrated Cisco, AirDefense RF system on deck
* Dr. Internet columnist Steve Blass offers advice on rebuilding Jboss from source code
* Reader comments flood in regarding mi2g study on Linux
* When is R2 expected and what will it contain?