Google proposes ad-like auction for U.S. spectrum ; Cisco, RSA to debut SAN-based data encryption

Daily News: AM This newsletter is sponsored by Cisco & Verizon Verizon Business Turns the Tide for Ocean Beauty Seafoods Ocean Beauty Seafoods leveraged Verizon Business strategic solutions to extend secure, centralized Internet access to business units across the country and enable a corporate wide enterprise resource planning (ERP) migration. Click here to learn more today! Network World Daily News: AM, 05/23/07 Google proposes ad-like auction for U.S. spectrum The FCC has tried and failed to develop spectrum auctions that allow startup companies to get into the mobile service provider industry but now Google thinks it has a better idea. Cisco, RSA to debut SAN-based data encryption Cisco and RSA are expected to announce Wednesday that they are working together to deliver encryption products for data at rest on tape, disk and other media. Disney-developed identity technology goes commercial Start-up Bitkoo is releasing as a commercial product identity-management technology developed and deployed by The Walt Disney Co. that it says provides cutting-edge authentication/authorization and auditing/compliance capabilities. Manage Skyrocketing Storage The data on your network is growing at a rapid pace that's only going to increase. Download Network World's latest Executive Guide and get the practical, real-world advice and insider information you need to best manage and meet your storage demands and industry regulations. Click here to download. Cisco's Chambers pushes video, Web 2.0 John Chambers has found a technology that can keep up with his fast-talking style, and it's at the core of Cisco's push to bring Web 2.0 technology into enterprises. He talked about that technology in his Interop keynote speech. Dual Interop keynotes tout security Network security is getting tougher and tougher, according to back-to-back Interop keynotes by security-vendor executives, but the two vendor companies are working on the problem. Go here for full Interop coverage. Qwest offers mobile broadband service Qwest this week said it is offering a new mobile broadband service over Sprint’s Evolution Data Optimized (EVDO) network. Cisco, Nortel, Meru WLANs smarten up Vendors are adding bells and whistles to their wireless LAN products at Interop this week as the industry awaits a new generation of gear that may replace wired LANs entirely. AEP brings NAC to small offices AEP Networks is announcing a NAC appliance with a smaller capacity and price than its previous network access-control box. Blog Buzzblog: Whosarat.com: Two views of outing witnesses You might want to read both of these stories before making up your mind about whosarat.com, a controversial Web site devoted to revealing the identities of informants and undercover agents.

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