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* The Reviewmeister checks out an IDS from NFR Security
* Yahoo targets spam, plus RIAA sends out more mail, Coke gets into digital music
* AOL marries personals ads with instant messaging
* Introducing Celion Networks, GlassHouse Technologies, Intradyn, Panasas
* Utility computing: Hype or help?
* American Society for Training & Development's State of the Industry Report
* Appliances balance performance with least-cost routing
* Vendors weigh in on security of e-mailed invoices
* Open source magazine interviews Chris Stone
* IP Dynamics remote access promises ease of use and simplified maintenance
* Cisco tops off high end . . . for now
* OPM struggles to create parity between teleworkers and in-office workers
* Backspin columnist Mark Gibbs sings The Scumware Song
* New add-on lets users build self-healing apps traffic management system
* Readers weigh in on Jumbo Frames
* Novell plans to release Novell-style file management/file services on Linux
* Pros and limitations of Short Message Service
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* Packeteer aims to allow managers to limit bandwidth available for music downloads
* Year-end musings, 2003
* Microsoft declares December a patch-free month
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