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Daily News: PM This newsletter is sponsored by ShoreTel eBook: IP Telephony from A to Z Get the book on VoIP, from vendor evaluation and selection to ensuring reliability and security. Whether you're considering a rollout or you've already deployed, you'll quickly get up to speed on the most important IP telephony issues and factors. Network World Daily News: PM, 05/31/07 The top 10 most-read NEWS STORIES this week 1. Michigan man fined for using free Wi-Fi 2. Verizon planning iPhone killer 3. Novell goes public with terms of Microsoft Linux deal 4. Cisco, Nortel weigh in on switches of the future 5. Palm set to unveil 'smart phone companion' 6. Report says Avaya in talks for private-equity buyout 7. Cisco routers cause major outage in Japan: report 8. Second part of $20B government telecom award imminent 9. IPS app available for free 10. Researcher: Don't trust Google Toolbar The top 5 most-read IN-DEPTH STORIES this week Make the most of your Mobile Gear Download our Free Executive Guide and learn how Network IT professionals are getting the most out of their mobile devices and improving mobile security. You'll also get the scoop on upcoming mobile tools and technologies and how they may impact your enterprise. Click Here to download today! 1. Windows Server 2008 includes something for everyone 2. Are security pros worrying about the right stuff? 3. End of BMC's .Net Identity Management suite highlights stink with Microsoft 4. Don't sniff at used network gear 5. Zigbee: The new Bluetooth? The top 5 most-read BLOG ENTRIES this week 1. FiOS TV? Maybe Verizon ought to stick to phones 2. FAA plan to make business flights easier 3. Open source envy over 235 violated Microsoft patents 4. You might be digitizing books on the Web without knowing it 5. Cisco: The end of a religion? The most-read REVIEW this week NAC players on experimental show network

TODAY'S MOST-READ STORIES: 1. Novell publishes terms of Microsoft Linux deal 2. Verizon planning iPhone killer 3. Michigan man fined for using free Wi-Fi 4. Switches of the future 5. Are security pros worrying about the right stuff? 6. Cisco routers cause major outage in Japan 7. Microsoft routs BMC's .Net Identity Management 8. Report slams FBI network security 9. Skype worm jumps to ICQ, MSN too 10. Don't sniff at used network gear MOST E-MAILED STORY: Michigan man fined for using free Wi-Fi

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