Opinion

Worst of SOPA out, White House bolsters opposition

ISP blocking provision to be removed; Lawmakers say ‘consensus’ needed

Windows Server 8 Will Lose its Face

The next version of the server software will go without a GUI. It's a smart move and long overdue.

OpenFlow start-up aiming at Cisco’s dominance

Big Switch open sources its controller source code to spur ecosystem, innovation

UC and VoIP updates from CES 2012

A new audit standard validates IT-specific controls for cloud service providers

100 Gigabits per second: We’re first! No we’re first! No we’re first!

Endless stream of 100Gbps claims continues

Melee outside Beijing store leaves Apple egg-faced

Apple suspends iPhone 4S sales in retail outlets in China

Grab the Internet with wget

Your identity up for grabs

No one cares about your privacy, least of all businesses you deal with

10 years later, isn’t it time to revamp Microsoft’s Trustworthy Computing initiative?

With the tenth anniversary of the launch of Microsoft's Trustworthy Computing initiative coming this weekend, it's time to review the impact it's had of late and where the company's security and privacy efforts should be headed for the next decade.

MLK and Open Source: 2 Degrees of Separation

Monday, January 16, 2012 is Martin Luther King Day, and in honor of that occasion I present to you a story of King's two degrees of separation from open source, specifically NASA's new open source code site.

A tablet for under a Benjamin?

Survey: Tell us how you’re handling the BYOD trend

Network World and SolarWinds want to hear how you’re dealing with the issue of personal devices at work.

Apple to hold education-centric media event next week in NYC

Apple a few days ago sent out invitations to a few select media outlets inviting them to a special media event set to take place at the Guggenheim Museum in NYC next Thursday, January 19.

Stratfor CEO’s ‘censorship’ rhetoric all wrong

His company was victimized by criminals, not censors

Closing the Cisco Cert Zone (for Now)

So Long

First Lady sends First Tweet

Michelle Obama's appearance on Twitter attracting quite a following

Is insourcing the new outsourcing?

White House holds insourcing forum, issues paper citing companies bringing jobs back to US

Google Science Fair back for 2nd year

2012 global online Google Science Fair targets budding scientists age 13-18

Mobile Device Management Spotlight: AirWatch

AirWatch CEO talks about MDM trends and AirWatch's solution to managing iPhones, iPads and Android devices

Reading up on SOPA can both clarify and muddy the waters

Dueling experts and pundits continue to slug it out

Our Milky Way galaxy holds a minimum of 100 billion planets

There could be one planet for every star on average, study concludes

Real headline: ‘Salmon Testes Spawn Data Storage Device’

Coming to a data center or lunchroom near you

NASA’s alternative space “station” rocks your smartphone

NASA Apps for iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad and Android gets a rock station

Reality Bites Microsoft’s Earnings as Well

The Thai floods are taking the whole industry down, as Microsoft is the latest to pre-announce bad news.

Apache License Without The Apache Consensus

CouchBase has been, is and will be open source

Who’s flying drones in U.S.? … EFF sues government to find out

Updated: Rapidly expanding domestic use of unmanned aircraft calls for public disclosure

New paper offers advice on UC deployment

Also, predictions for fate of 'Lifeline' broadband in 2012

Sandia Labs touts DNSSEC tool

Seeking funding, partners to take DNS security visualization tool to next level

Apple’s HDTV and the challenge of subscription programming

Why Apple's desire to secure subscription-based content for its rumored HDTV may prove impossible