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AT&T is building a production-quality IPv6 data network for the U.S. Army in Germany that will cost approximately $23 million when it is completed next year; An information technology think tank is urging Congress to devote $30 billion toward the IT industry, saying such a move will create or retain nearly 1 million jobs, more than half of them at small businesses. (6:30) Nearly 1 million jobs could be created by IT stimulus package, think tank says
An information technology think tank proposes a $30 billion stimulus plan for the IT industry, saying it would create nearly 1 million jobs. Cisco launches wireless multi-room audio system, digital media NAS
The news of Cisco's home entertainment product push came out last month, but today we have learned some more details about the product names, pricing and availability. Also:
Is Cisco's price-point too high for its wireless multiroom music system? VCs Need to Get Real or Go Home
Sevcik and Wetzel: If the only thing to fear is fear itself, then VCs need to snap out of it because they are cowering in their wine cellars. If you haven't already seen it, a slide show called "R.I.P. Good Times" presented this past fall by Sequoia Capital to CEOs of its portfolio companies shows just how morose the mood among VCs has become. Mumbai gunmen used U.S. VoIP service to talk to their superiors during their spree
A U.S. VoIP phone service kept one of the terrorists who carried out deadly attacks in Mumbai, India, in November in touch with his handlers based in Pakistan. Microsoft to push IE8 via Automatic Updates
Microsoft Tuesday posted a toolkit to block the upcoming Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) from downloading and installing automatically when it is officially released later this year. NSF looking for cool visual and data analysis algorithms
The National Science Foundation is furthering its search for highly interpretive technology to help all manner of government and private researchers evaluate the massive amounts of data generated in health care, computational biology, security and other fields. Macworld Expo 2009: Wall Street's vote on the Apple keynote -- booooorrrring
Cox: Wall Street had its own reaction to Apple's Last Macworld Keynote: boring. When online reputation management gets super-silly
Monash: One question immediately jumps to mind: Why file a lawsuit and get national coverage over an obscure anti-fan blog about you? Cisco changes its docs to reflect that it DOES support 3rd party VPNs
Heary: There is Internet buzz and customer complaints around wording buried in some ASA configuration docs that can be interpreted as, “Cisco doesn’t support 3rd Party VPN connections” To set the record straight, Cisco has changed all of their documentation (in record time) to reflect their true stance. | 
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