* Think about how Skype works * IT is bigger than all of us * Phenomenal musical power, itty bitty living space * Independent managed service providers a dying breed
* IT managers tell of ITIL adoption labor pains * Three IT organizations share their Katrina stories * Symantec hooks anti-phishing, behavior-based security firm * Qwest accuses SBC of anti-competitive practices * DEMOFall05 * Today on Layer 8
* Model claims fiber- and copper-based LANs have similar costs
* Video: the only way to see DEMOFall 2005 * VON reporter's notebook: A real live VoIP customer! * New Firefox 1.0.7 release fixes critical security bugs * Judge approves $6.1 billion in WorldCom settlements * Today on Layer 8
* Users discuss big VoIP rollout risks and rewards * Microsoft reorganizes; Allchin to retire in 2006 * VON: Microsoft, Qwest team up on VoIP * AOL offers VoIP service * Yahoo working to bring customers intelligent presence * AT&T extends Wi-Fi
* HP, Avaya, Microsoft go shopping * Blog: Network rebuilding in Mississippi * Q&A: Incoming user group president: Don't believe all those nasty outsourcing rumors * Opera gives away its browser, with no ads * Today on Layer 8
* Enterasys offers Layer 3 switch, family of Layer 2 switches
* IPv6: the overhead issue * Hard times for networking * Go, Cerf, go * Watch this
* Volunteers rebuild Gulf Coast communications with wireless nets * Cell phone tossing contests catching attention abroad * Yipes scales Ethernet service * Nortel expands WiMAX strategy with Intel, Airspan partnership * Continuous data protection fin
* Q&A: Microsoft's Allchin on Vista and beyond * The rise of the IT architect * Sprint Nextel estimates the costs of Hurricane Katrina * ITU standardizes NAT/firewall traversal for videoconferencing * High-tech air travel soars * Security co
