The week's 25 most-read stories; High-speed wireless to move multigig files in seconds

Daily News: PM This newsletter is sponsored by Aerohive Networks, Inc. A Cost-Effective WLAN Architecture The cooperative control architecture and access points (CC-APs) provide all the benefits of a controller-based WLAN architecture without the need for controllers and without re-architecting your network. Learn how CC-APs can be cost-effectively rolled out to support greenfield WLAN deployments, and easily provide a seamless upgrade for legacy autonomous access points. Network World Daily News: PM, 09/06/07 Breaking news High-speed wireless promises to move multigigabyte files in seconds Imagine a wireless network that could achieve bandwidth high enough to transfer an entire video presentation from your laptop directly onto a conference room projector. Citrix co-founder gets FAA OK to rev up airline DayJet, the brainchild of Citrix co-founder Ed Iacobucci, said Wednesday that the Federal Aviation Administration has approved its use of six-seat jets in a proposed on-demand air service that for now would link five Florida cities. In the planning stages for over five years, DayJet’s jet aircraft will be furnished by another ex-techie bigwig, Vern Raburn who used to work for Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen. Comprehensive Network Access Control The new wave of sophisticated crimeware not only targets specific companies, but it also targets desktops and laptops as backdoor entryways into business operations and resources. Network access control enables proper configuration and security of user endpoints before they are allowed access on the corporate network. Click here to download this whitepaper The top 25 most-read STORIES and BLOGS this week 1. Next-gen iPod speculation 2. Google denies its Apps just a Microsoft Office add-on 3. Cisco unveils 802.11n wireless LAN access point for the enterprise 4. Apple's iPod has the Wi-Fi touch 5. IBM stores data on an atom 6. MPLS proposal spawns IETF, ITU turf war 7. Cisco plans to blend two NAC schemes 8. Cisco playing network defense 9. UTM firewalls: Ready for the enterprise 10. Microsoft buying RIM (BlackBerry)? 11. Airline puts a Linux PC in every seat 12. Why PDF spam went pffft 13. IBM Lotus Sametime tops corporate IM platform review 14. Microsoft ties Windows Live services to OS in updates 15. Microsoft blames human error for WGA glitch 16. Microsoft springs 'Flash killer' with Linux flourish 17. Hacks hit embassy, government e-mail accounts worldwide 18. 10 virtualization companies to watch 19. Why do AdBlockPlus users hate my kids? 20. Feds kill $42M data-mining project, but not before abusing people's privacy 21. Psst... Wanna buy a data center? 22. Sharing the secrets of vendors' pricing plans 23. Bank of India site hacked 24. How close is World War 3.0? 25. NAC alternatives hit the mark

TODAY'S MOST-READ STORIES: 1. Google: Apps not a Microsoft Office add-on 3. Cisco unveils 802.11n WLAN access point 4. Microsoft buying RIM (Blackberry)? 5. Feds kill $42M data-mining project 6. Apple's next-gen iPod speculation 7. Apple's iPod has the Wi-Fi touch 8. Microsoft ties Windows Live services to OS 9. RomneyFacts.com: A new political weapon? 10. Storm worm spoils Labor Day for some MOST DOWNLOADED PODCAST: Twisted Pair: Sleepless in the 'Twisted Lair'

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