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Cisco extends deadline for Tandberg deal
Cisco Systems has given shareholders of Norwegian videoconferencing vendor Tandberg two more days to accept its $3.4 billion buyout offer.



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Avaya’s Nortel buy might not power it over Cisco
Even after it buys Nortel, Avaya won’t dominate Cisco in the battle for business-communications customers, according to a new study.

Broadcom buying Dune Networks for cloud switching
Broadcom has agreed to acquire Dune Networks, a privately held maker of high-speed switch fabrics, for about US$178 million, the companies announced Monday.

Cable industry floats broadband adoption program
A cable industry trade group has proposed a program that would help low-income families of middle-school students get broadband service in their homes, with cable broadband providers pitching in about US$572 million worth of discounted service over two years.



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Sharky: But it was working so well this way!
This pilot fish and his co-workers have spent a week in heated discussions with the networks group. The subject: some major network problems between two sites.

Data center start-up Arista expands Gigabit Ethernet switch line
Arista Networks has unveiled a Gigabit Ethernet data center switch designed to better accommodate increasing traffic loads between the server access and core layers of the network.

AT&T, Verizon drop suits
Expect to see more of Verizon’s “there’s a map for that” advertisements.



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Seth Weintraub: AT&T drops lawsuit against Verizon, should get sued themselves
AT&T today dropped its lawsuit against Verizon. I don’t think they had a great case since even AT&T admitted that Verizon wasn’t wasn’t lying. In fact, Verizon was being a lot nicer to AT&T than Consumer Reports was.



Gates Foundation funds library broadband projects
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has committed nearly $3.4 million in grants to improve Internet connections for libraries in five states.



BN says Nook e-reader delayed in stores to Dec. 7
A steady stream of Barnes & Noble bookstore customers checked out mock-ups of the Nook e-reader at a Boston area retail store, and several expressed disappointment that the device isn’t on sale in stores as earlier promised.



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