| Latest Twisted Pair podcast: The Internet makes us productive. Really, it does.
Jason and Keith discuss the IBM/Sun rumors, whether basketball fans watching games at work will really slow down the network, and why college computer science majors still aren't very cool. (50:34) Latest Cool Tool blogs: Japan's Top Model is now a robot
I'm telling you, it's not going to be long before the robots take over. Now they're going to be stealing jobs from our fashion models. Twitter analysis done right
This is probably the best analysis of Twitter that I've seen in a while. Of course, I found out about this from someone in my Twitter feed. Latest Network World Panorama podcast: Lessons Learned 10 Years After Melissa Virus
The virus named after an exotic dancer on March 26, 1999, helped kick off a bunch of high-profile threats that changed the security and IT world rapidly. On the eve of the 10th anniversary of the virus, Keith Shaw talks with Symantec's Kevin Haley about lessons that security vendors, IT and end users have learned about viruses and worms over the past decade. (8:13) Selling security without scare tactics
Using fear, uncertainty and doubt (FUD) is easy for security vendors, as well as IT managers pitching security purchases to the business team. But other approaches may work better, argues Ruvi Kitov, CEO of Tufin Technologies. Kitov speaks with Keith Shaw about four other arguments that security vendors and IT managers should have in their arsenal. (12:30) Latest from The podcast library: Cisco and the UCS Channel
Ken Presti reports on his discussion with Cisco senior director John Growdon, looking at the go-to-market elements associated with the vendor's data center announcement (4:52) Latest from The video library: Obama solicits quesions via the Web
President Barack Obama plans to answer questions on Thursday that were submitted to the White House through Google Moderator. Microsoft launches IE8
Microsoft recently debuted Internet Explorer 8 at the company’s Mix conference in Las Vegas. Michael Dell on IBM/Sun rumors
The rumored acquisition of Sun Microsystems by IBM could prove an opportunity for Dell, CEO Michael Dell, said Tuesday. Michael Dell drops smartphone hint
As rumors swirl about a smart phone from computer-maker Dell, CEO Michael Dell gave his stongest hint yet on Tuesday that something is in the pipeline. Facebook Connect for iPhone
Social networking giant Facebook recently launched Facebook Connect for Iphone, which lets application developers connect their apps to the popular social networking Web site. Robotic 'model' hits the catwalk
The $2 million HRP-4C robot opened Japan's Fashion Week in Tokyo. Designed to match the shape of the average Japanese woman, the robot is the latest in ongoing research into humanoid robots. Flying car makes world debut
No longer a subject of science fiction, a car that can fly like a regular airplane, but then land, fold up its wings and drive away debuted in Boston Wednesday. Comic books go mobile
At the Paris book fair, two companies are adapting graphic novels and comic books to fit on the small color screens of mobile phones. Latest cool news from Microsoft Subnet A Better Windows World tools library upated
Blogger Ron Barrett and his communnity have, as the saying goes, come a long way baby! He boasts 128 tools on his blog now in the latest round up of library tools. Charles in Charge
The 1980s TV show "Charles in Charge" had the main character cleaning up the house as a nanny of sorts. Blogger Glenn Weadock found a program (Charles) that does the same sort of thing but cleaning up Web development, internally and externally. Enter for a Microsoft training giveaway from New Horizons
New Horizons Computer Training is offering a free Microsoft training course worth up to $2,500 to be given to one lucky Microsoft Subnet reader. Deadline for entry is March 31. Network World on Twitter Get our tweets and stay plugged in to networking news. | 
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