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* San Francisco Giants turn ballpark into one big wireless hot spot
* Meet SourceLab and SpikeSource
* What the CA-Netegrity deal could mean to the identity mgmt. market
* Configuresoft's Rapid Security Configuration Assessment Program
* Dr. Internet columnist Steve Blass helps a reader figure out if InfoPath forms will work with Mozilla and MySQL
* Sample JavaScript code for giving the user control over Web page refresh
* Patches from Gentoo, Trustix, Debian, others * Beware latest Forbot variants * SANS unveils Top 20 security vulnerabilities, and other interesting reading
* IBM supersizes storage arrays * Video users saying hello IP, goodbye ISDN * BEA polishes Diamond platform * Carriers speak out on consolidation
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* Qwest’s IP Centrex service
* Outlawing spyware? Good luck * DSL for all * Frances, Ivan and Jeanne build case for disaster recovery * No job security in cybersecurity?
* AT&T cuts 7,400 more jobs * IT pros may know more, but so do their kids * Tacit speeds up file transfers * Dell recalls laptop power supplies * Network World Fusion Radio * Today on Layer 8 * This week’s top 5 stories
* Look to save money in the right places
* Quiz not to be taken seriously
* The Reviewmeister tests out products that claim to protect network endpoints
* Users can back up messaging archives onto small USB flash memory devices
* Details of HP’s BladeSystem
* Traffic-management decisions grow subjective