Monthly Archives: September 2007
Ready or Not, Voting Paper Trail Nears House Vote
The House of Representatives may vote as early as next week on legislation requiring a paper trail for electronic voting machines, according to a...
Microsoft, Novell Open Interoperability Lab
Microsoft and Novell on Sept. 12 will open their 2,500-square-foot interoperability lab in Cambridge, Mass., where technical experts from both companies will collaborate on...
Cisco Data Center Initiative to Seize VMworld Spotlight
Cisco Systems on Sept. 12 will try to create momentum behind its recently outlined Data Center 3.0 initiative at VMworld when the company announces...
How Many People Are Reading Your Blog?
Its official: Blogging is mainstream.Responding to customer demand, market researcher comScore Sept. 11 said it would start counting the audiences for blogging sites in...
Sun Becomes a Windows Server 2003 OEM
Sun Microsystems and Microsoft have significantly expanded their existing relationship in an agreement that makes Sun a Windows Server 2003 OEM that will sell,...
Toppling the Great Firewall of China
The Great Firewall of China is no firewall after all.The Peoples Republic of China has no firewall perched on its routers to enable censors...
Meet Xsigo and I/O Virtualization
SAN FRANCISCO—Xsigo Systems might look like just another IT company with a strange, unpronounceable name, but it stands a good chance of becoming well...
Job Board Springs Resumes from Cyberspace Abyss
While widely available job boards and advanced recruitment technology have undoubtedly made it easy for those seeking new employment, the system has its own...
PGP Expands E-Mail Security Capabilities
E-mail security specialist PGP is building new protection onto its Universal Gateway Email product.PGP Universal Gateway Email allows users to set encryption rules for...
The Politics of Net Neutrality
My views of Net neutrality first started to be formulated when I found myself at the bar of the Holiday Inn near the Boston...