| No plans to go all-VoIP in seven years, Verizon says
Verizon has denied a report filed by Bloomberg news last week claiming that the company was planning to route all of its voice calls through Internet Protocol within the next seven years. Weak Consumers Drive Weak Convergence Markets
Nickasch: It's a simple game of economics, one of supply and demand. With the news of telecommunications-giant Nortel still in our minds, it's important to understand what drives the overall technology marketplace, and how large of a role the individual purchaser or consumer has in the larger economic community. Billions for broadband in stimulus bill appear likely
Groups calling for the U.S. government to spend $30 billion or more to improve broadband networks across the country are optimistic that kind of money will be available in an economic stimulus bill pushed by President ... Former U.S. gov't worker admits to snooping in passport files
A second former employee of the U.S. Department of State has admitted to illegally accessing hundreds of electronic files containing the confidential passport records of politicians, celebrities and even his own ... MIT sending smart robots into war zones to save lives
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are testing a robotic forklift prototype they hope can one day unload and move military supplies in a war zone keeping soldiers out of harm's way. Analysts: Bartz won't rush into Microsoft deal
Yahoo's new CEO, Carol Bartz, is unlikely to sell Yahoo's search business to Microsoft unless it fits into her own plan for how to fix Yahoo, despite rumors that a deal between the two is imminent, analysts said ... Researcher: Worm infects 1.1M Windows PCs in 24 hours
The computer worm that exploits a months-old Windows bug has infected more than a million PCs in the past 24 hours, a security company said Wednesday. U.S. businesses concerned about ICANN changes
Some Internet-based businesses in the U.S. would support the splitting of the domain-name governance system instead of allowing an agreement between the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) and ... Cisco to launch unified-communications-as-a-service? There is speculation in the blogosphere that Cisco is to announce a unified-communications-as-a-service product at Voicecon in March. Today on Cisco Subnet
Nortel bankruptcy: Links to background materials; CCIE written and lab exams get format changes; Open source configuration management. January giveaways from Cisco Subnet and Microsoft Subnet
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