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* Breaking news from Demo 2004 * Late news from ComNet 2004 * Links to upcoming trade shows * Links to free Network World Technology Tours
* Stamping customer text and images into PDF docs with StampPDF and pdstamp
* Network World Tech Tour targets spam
* CES 2004: Media announcements hold clues to the future
* Bringing SLAs into business world requires some translation
* Readers respond to article about using Yahoo for e-mail
* Symantec adds SSL remote access gear to its portfolio
* The Reviewmeister takes a look at a top-notch WAN management service from WebMetrics
* EMC plays in the content addressed storage space
* $4 billion NetScreen buy scraps pledge to service providers not to enter corporate market
* The Write Resume
* AT&T chairman calls for applying UNE-P to VoIP
* New IBM ThinkPad X40 includes hard disk protection, advanced restore and recovery features
* Novell says AT&T retains Unix rights; ODSL paper says Linux users should ignore SCO suits
* Gigabit Ethernet expected to blossom, but still widely perceived as unnecessary
* Patches from Mandrake Linux, Red Hat, others * Beware yet another version of MyDoom * Cisco teams with IBM on infrastructure security, and other interesting reading
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* Combating spam is not that simple * Tap dancing * Pondering the past * Showdown goes online
* LandAmerica sees into WAN traffic with Packeteer gear
* Sun ships server with AMD Opteron engine
* Bruce Schneier’s latest book is about how to go beyond fear to think about security
* Watermarking PDF content
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