* Ebbers sentenced to 25 years for WorldCom fraud * Feature: The ROI of VoIP * Sun to open-source Web single sign-on technology * Microsoft settles networking software patent dispute * Weblog: Tar and feathering in the digital age * Today on Layer 8
* Quiet company aims to become the 'GE of wireless' * Industry tries to unite again to tackle spyware * DOJ seeks wiretap access for cell phone calls on planes * Oracle releases critical security updates * Today on Layer 8
* Clusters, grids and jumbo frames
* Many minds, one goal: Curb bad traffic * Active Directory expands beyond Windows * After Intel suit, Fujitsu Siemens launches AMD machines * IBM plugs in to powerline broadband trial * Today on Layer 8
* Microsoft encroaching on storage territories * Lotus overhauls Notes client * The ABC's of AMD vs. Intel * Users bank on managed security services * Radio: Wainhouse's WebMetrics Web conferencing survey * Weblog: Cool Tools * Today on La
* Online banking might not be so secure after all * The scoop on ITIL * More funding needed * Cutting through network messes * Weblog: When IE is the right choice
* Are firewalls expendable? * Cisco names Giancarlo as head of development * Sprint rolls out EV-DO * Google, others invest in broadband-over-powerline firm * Blog: Insights into Intel, HP * Today on Layer 8
* Networks congested but unharmed after London explosions * An open letter to the open source community * Malware changing the way people use 'Net, study says * Ping Identity gets ball rolling on server to share identities * Weblog: When IE is t
* Foundry and Level 5 team up
* Real deal: Deploying open source in the enterprise * Open source licensing: BSD vs. GPL * German teenager admits in court to creating Sasser worm * Micromuse snaps up security information mgmt. vendor * Weblog: All about management * Today on Layer
