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Steve Jobs to take medical leave of absence from Apple

Steve Jobs sent an email to all Apple employees this morning informing them that he'll be taking a medical leave of absence from Apple

New medical leave for Apple’s Steve Jobs

Jobs taking time "to focus on my health"; Cook retakes charge of daily operations

The Psychology of Certification – Part 2

Part 2: Study Strategies

Embotics boost self-service, VMware vCenter

Virtualization management tools broaden in scope to meet maturing demands

Cybercrime and the U.S. criminal justice system

Professor Susan Brenner summarizes key issues

IBM will not be a networking company

Symantec moves into storage hardware

SQL Server 2008 R2 – Master Data Services

Use Master Data Services to store your single source of truth...

December SharePoint Training Contest Winner

Here is the winner of Webucator's SharePoint class for up to three people AND an iPad

Winners of the Cisco Subnet December book giveaway contest

Cisco Press gave each winner a choice of books from a giant selection of titles

LG exec admits WP7 sales weak

But Nokia may put Microsoft OS on its phones

Bank of America’s online operations down … yet again

UPDATED: Outage has been ongoing for some since early this morning

Military aircraft flying to all-fiber network gear

Fiber networks to become standard equipment in military aircraft

“Stealing Wi-Fi” isn’t about Wi-Fi

Helen Rubenstein wants everyone to be neighborly

Universities against cyberthreats

Iowa State, USC putting their researchers and students up against growing malware and IT security threats

Most popular stories this week: Jan. 14

The most-viewed stories at Network World for the week ending Jan. 14.

Maryland man exacts sweet robocall revenge

Snow day announcement prompts robocall revenge plot

Meraki adds routing to Wi-Fi cloud portfolio

Helps ignite 'networking as a service' trend

New Architect level certifications focus on virtual and converged environments

NSTIC and the feds HUA problem

Broadband: How will faster wireless affect wireline?

The government really is here to help

A mellower Steve Ballmer starts 12th year as CEO

Microsoft chief now runs a different company than it was in 2000

Trend Micro Has A Bad Case Of Open Source Foot In The Mouth

Saying open source is less secure results in deserved backlash against security vendor

Investment firm dumps Cisco stock over human rights issues

Boston Common Asset Management sells 167K shares after Cisco shuns requests for further transparency on Chinese operations

Red Hat entices customers to stay on older RHEL 5.x

Better virtualization security and support for Ext4 file system have been added

Fruit fly looks to be one good bug for computer networks

CMU, Israeli researchers create algorithm that could boost wireless and other distributed networks

Hydrogen-powered unmanned aircraft takes first flight

AeroVironment testing hydrogen powered unmanned aircraft

Is this a BlackBerry “Dakota” I see before me?

Photos and spec of a beefed-up Bold appear online

Palin e-mail snoop imprisoned, despite judge’s recommendation

David Kernell begins sentence in Kentucky prison