The week's 25 most-read stories; SEC charges ex-Nortel execs with fraud

Daily News: PM This newsletter is sponsored by Secure Computing Webinar: Securing up network access Learn how token-based, one-time password authentication systems can help enterprises reduce business risk, better comply with regulations, are easy to manage and most importantly keep networks secure. Tune in to this webinar. Network World Daily News: PM, 09/13/07 Breaking news SEC charges four ex-Nortel execs with fraud SEC charges four more former Nortel executives with engaging in 2003 accounting fraud. The top 25 most-read STORIES and BLOGS this week Network World Buyer's Guides Find the right products for your enterprise - fast. With seven categories - security, storage, convergence and VoIP, network infrastructure, network applications, wireless and LAN/WAN management - you can quickly pinpoint the hardware or software you need. With the side-by-side comparison tool you can evaluate product features and make the best purchase decisions for your enterprise. Click here to go to the Buyer's Guides now. 1. Does 802.11n spell the 'end of Ethernet'? 2. IBM beats Microsoft over the head with its own code 3. Internet domain name outlaw faces 20 years in federal prison 4. Nine wireless companies to watch 5. IBM piles on Microsoft's open document defeat 6. HP core LAN switch boasts new architecture 7. Cell phones at school: To ban or not to ban? 8. NASA building silicon chips that can handle massively high heat 9. NTP sues Verizon, AT&T, Sprint Nextel and T-Mobile 10. Verizon smokes out another family 11. Vista’s IPv6: Not an easy upgrade 12. How Boston College recovered from a big data breach 13. AT&T going orange? Color me puzzled 14. Skype warns of Windows worm 15. Plan to use RFID in border control draws fire 16. Stars of the Network Zodiac 17. AMD to give Barcelona a Hollywood-style premiere 18. Undocumented Firefox tweaks 19. Powerhouse player blesses Google Apps 20. The 8 most dangerous consumer technologies 21. Analysts: Apple network doesn't make much sense 22. Nortel plan targets data center 23. Cisco consumer move afoot, leaders suggest 24. VMware, beware 25. Forensic computer promises to make quick work of digital crime

TODAY'S MOST-READ STORIES: 1. Does 802.11n spell the end of Ethernet? 2. NASA silicon chips handle intense heat 3. Cell phones at school: To ban or not to ban? 4. IBM uses Microsoft code in open-source effort 5. Internet domain name outlaw faces 20 years 6. AT&T going orange? Color me puzzled 7. Analysts: Apple network doesn't make sense 8. IBM backs OpenOffice.org 9. Is free nationwide wireless broadband dead? 10. Boston College's big data breach recovery MOST E-MAILED STORY: Cisco unveils 802.11n wireless LAN access point for enterprises

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