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After layoffs and restructuring, telework is growing again.
* Red Hat pays $20 million for Netscape security assets
* Corvis changing name to Broadwing
* Patches from Gentoo, Debian, others * Beware Bagle variant that spreads via an infected attachment named "joke.cpl" or "price.cpl" * Microsoft leaves colleges vulnerable, and other interesting reading
* Cisco deals kick VoIP market into high gear * Postal Service delivers single sign-on * F5 appliance extends remote access * AT&T expands network globally * The power is yours * Today on Layer 8
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* Dissecting the Cisco-NetSolve deal * Microsoft could be better, not just richer * Showdown: Patch management * I want my MTV - now
Reports say SBC fast tracking FTTN project by already selecting integrators
* The Buzz Issue * PeopleSoft's CEO Conway gets the boot * Nortel details plans to lay off 3,250 employees * StorageTek buys storage mgmt. company * Hitachi, NEC launch networking equipment joint venture * Network World Fusion Radio: VoIP * Today on
* A look at Check Point's Safe@Office 225
* The topography of a grid
* Novell presents a "forked-tongue" marketing message
* Linux Networx announces airflow-simulation service
* Google has IM, but more is likely to come soon
* The 2004 Ernst & Young Global Information Security Survey
* Webtorials makes available online MPLScon 2004 program
* Microsoft’s clarifications raise more questions
* Application, traffic mgmt. companies developing common app structure