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IT Blogwatch: Help Haiti disaster relief efforts… with technology
We’re all still stunned by the huge 7.0 earthquake in Haiti; our hearts go out to the people affected by the disaster. But how can we help, and what help is technology? In IT Blogwatch, bloggers count the ways. Not to mention a typing test in reality … Read More

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

Golden Rules: Here’s How To Buy That First Server
Independent experts have made the decision of whom to buy from an easy one. According to IDC, Dell has led the small and medium-sized business (SMB) category for PC and laptop supplies in the U.S. for 10 consecutive years. Top independent research firms like Frost & Sullivan and Technology Business Research Inc. (TBR) have given Dell their highest seals of approval for customer satisfaction and best brand. TBR has ranked Dell No. 1 in Server Customer Satisfaction. Read More

Sharon Machlis: How to ruin the Internet
Some free marketeers have a great idea to destroy what’s best about the World Wide Web. Read More

Seth H. Weintraub: Google’s location based iPhone search is a big deal
I’d heard about this a few days ago but I finally had a chance to check it out this evening. Google’s new mobile location based search is a pretty big deal. I was on the road looking for a coffee shop to do some work at in an area I wasn’t familiar with. Read More

Preston Gralla: The little-known Microsoft connection in the Google-China cyberwar
Microsoft has yet to say whether it will follow Google in standing up to Chinese censorship, but a former top Microsoft executive played a key role in Google’s Chinese business — and his unexpectedly quitting Google last year may have signaled the impending cyberwar between Google and the Chinese government. Read More

Data Center Survival Guide
Today’s data center has become very complex and hard to manage. This drives up costs, power and cooling requirements and provisioning time. It also makes the entire network inefficient, difficult to scale and vulnerable to security breaches. New technologies and services, such as Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), Web Oriented Architecture (WOA), Cloud Computing and Software as a Service (SaaS) will make the situation worse, taking an even bigger bite out of data center performance and bandwidth—and presenting new security challenges. The Juniper Data Center Survival Guide shows IT professionals how to survive in this increasingly complicated environment. It explains how to simplify your infrastructure and network management now with Juniper Networks®. It identifies four of the most difficult challenges you face today in your data center—and the simple steps you can take with Juniper Networks to not only survive the onslaught of new applications and services, but enable your data center to thrive. Read More!

Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols: Linux Foundation helps Linux job hunters
Even in bad times, IT shops want Linux experts. Read More

IT News Podcast: SAP to offer cheaper support option
In today’s podcast: SAP to offer cheaper support option; Intel posts big jump in profits; and TSMC goes on hiring spree. Read More

Shark Tank: Not quite as dedicated as he thought
Pilot fish notices a problem with one of his company’s production databases one evening — and things just get messier from there. Read More

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