Google China censorship: opinion roundup; Cisco’s new SOA network

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	IT Blogwatch: Google China censorship: opinion roundup First came the reporting of Google’s faceoff with China over censorship and hacking. Now come the more considered opinions. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers do what they do best. Not to mention hot dogs and cats… (GOOG) Read More SPONSOR: Microsoft DirectAccess and UAG: Better Together Here are some of the key reasons why you would want to run Unified Access Gateway with DirectAccess Click to continue In this Issue Cisco releases services-oriented SAN network line card DDoS attacks are back (and bigger than before) AT&T to FCC: Time to end yesterday’s network Preston Gralla: Microsoft should follow Google and drop censorship in China Clearing the cloud: Some security what-ifs Half of all data centers are understaffed, Symantec survey finds Sun, Fujitsu speed Sparc server RealNetworks’ founder to step down Other Resources The Business Case for Virtualization The Need to Extend Wireless WAN SPONSOR: HP TSG ESS Drive Your Best Business Outcomes Welcome to the HP Technology Guide for Scalable Business Solutions. This guide features HP’s latest industry leading technologies products designed to help you build and maintain an infrastructure that delivers the performance you need to drive your best business outcomes. As the world changes, many business initiatives require technology that is easy to manage and makes every dollar count. Read More Cisco releases services-oriented SAN network line card Cisco announced a new SOA network that uses a line card in its MDS line of switches and directors to provide up to four storage-related applications, including data encryption, data migration and Fibre Channel over IP (FCIP) data transport. Read More DDoS attacks are back (and bigger than before) DDoS attacks are back in the headlines. Thanks to the rapid proliferation of botnets, the threat may be bigger than the bad guys had even planned. Read More AT&T to FCC: Time to end yesterday’s network The FCC’s request for comments about transitioning from “circuit-switched network to all-IP network” could produce some interesting and maybe useful results, according to columnist Scott Bradner. Read More Preston Gralla: Microsoft should follow Google and drop censorship in China Kudos to Google for finally standing up to the Chinese government, refusing to cooperate with Chinese censorship, and possibly pulling out of China altogether if it can’t operate without censorship. Now it’s time for Microsoft’s Bing to follow suit. Read More SPONSOR: Cisco-Ironport Web 2.0, Social Media and the Dark Web A Web Criminals Paradise? Stay on top of the latest remediation and defense strategies to protect your users from the “Dark Web.” Join us for this Live Webcast on Tuesday, January 12, 2010 at 2:00 p.m. ET/11:00 a.m. PT. Effectively keep your users and company safe. Register Today! Clearing the cloud: Some security what-ifs Security expert Ariel Silverstone continues his series on the threats facing the cloud and how best to secure it. Read More Half of all data centers are understaffed, Symantec survey finds Fifty percent of IT executives say their data centers are understaffed, and companies are still looking for more ways to cut costs. Read More Sun, Fujitsu speed Sparc server Sun and Fujitsu upgraded their Sparc Enterprise M3000 server, equipping it with newer hardware to deliver faster performance, the companies said on Tuesday. Read More RealNetworks’ founder to step down RealNetworks’ founder, Rob Glaser, is stepping down from his role as CEO, the company announced on Wednesday. Read More
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