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	Offshoring blamed in part for IT's jobless recovery Data center workers were a big part of the unexpectedly weak U.S. labor report released Friday as TechServe Alliance said only 600 new IT jobs were created in November. Read More WHITE PAPER: NeuStar, Inc. Holiday Readiness Guide for Ecommerce Get your ecommerce site ready for the holidays. This guide offers advice on testing your site to ensure it can handle peak demand, tips to leverage gift cards and wish lists, and last minute strategies to drive revenues. Plus you'll be able to see examples of best practices from online innovators. Read More In this Issue Web sites are stealing browser histories WikiLeaks vows to never say die with 355 new websites Google Chromebook: Coming Dec. 7? Stocking Stuffers: Cool Tech Gifts Under $50 12 programming mistakes to avoid 10G drives Q3 sales for Ethernet switches, and for Cisco Google struggles to fix calendar problem as users bemoan missed appointments Wikileaks' only 'friend' on Twitter could become target, too Facebook rolls out redesigned profile pages Droid 2 phone explodes, bloodies Texas man Microsoft routes around its own COICA damage WHITE PAPER: Google Postini Eliminate Email Disk Space Concerns Google Message Discovery is a complete email security and archiving solution that creates a centralized and searchable email repository, secures emails from threats and helps you manage compliance requirements more effectively. Read now! Web sites are stealing browser histories Certain Web sites probe visiting browsers for data that can be used to help criminals craft phishing attacks that compromise the accounts of online banking customers, researchers have found. Read More WikiLeaks vows to never say die with 355 new websites WikiLeaks has asked the Web community to open mirror sites so it cannot be downed or censored and said Monday that 355 new sites are already up. Read More Google Chromebook: Coming Dec. 7? By now you've probably heard that Google is hosting a Chrome event on Dec. 7 in San Francisco. The press invite promised "exciting news about Chrome." Does that mean the Chromebook is finally upon us? Read More WHITE PAPER: Sprint "Business-class" Service for the Global Customer Can global customers that are not part of the world's largest global companies get the "business-class" service they deserve? Do these smaller globals have to lower their service expectations? Are there tactics to adopt that ensure you will get business-class service regardless of your size? Read More Stocking Stuffers: Cool Tech Gifts Under $50 Don't break the bank -- these well-priced gifts range from desk pets to tool belts to iPad skins to Star Trek gizmos. Read More 12 programming mistakes to avoid The dirty dozen of application development pitfalls -- and how to avoid these all-too-common programming blunders. Read More 10G drives Q3 sales for Ethernet switches, and for Cisco Perhaps to no one's surprise, 10G Ethernet and data center switching led growth of the overall Ethernet switching market in Q3. Dell'Oro Group released some numbers this week that show demand for 10G Ethernet is strongest in the overall market. Read More WHITE PAPER: Array Networks Get Control of Your Datacenter Application Delivery Controller helps IT leverage data center technologies to quickly adapt to changing business demands. Read now! Google struggles to fix calendar problem as users bemoan missed appointments Google has been struggling to fix a calendar problem that is causing appointments to show up on the wrong day, and has told users the glitch will not be eliminated until Monday, Dec. 6. Read More Wikileaks' only 'friend' on Twitter could become target, too Under normal circumstances, the fact that your Twitter account is the only one being followed by one of the world's most recently famous organizations (run by one of the world's most infamous individuals) might seem the kind of publicity money cannot buy a startup. In the case of TweetBackup, however, being so uniquely recognized by Wikileaks and its controversial founder Julian Assange, is nothing less than a ticking package of potential trouble, one the company tells me it learned of only days ago. Read More Facebook rolls out redesigned profile pages Facebook on Sunday introduced a redesign of its user profile pages in advance of an interview on the "60 Minutes" news show where CEO Mark Zuckerberg explained the redesign. Read More Droid 2 phone explodes, bloodies Texas man A north Texas man reported Thursday that his Motorola Droid 2 smartphone exploded next to his ear as he was ending a call, resulting in a bloodied face and a trip to the hospital. Read More Microsoft routes around its own COICA damage Well, who would have guessed? A big "thank you" to Microsoft is in order. Just one week after I chose Microsoft as the recipient of this year's Gibbs Golden Turkey Award for being all heavy-handed and &^%$ish about hackers creating open source drivers for Microsoft's Kinect controller, the company goes and reverses its position. Read More
	Fill out a survey, get rewarded Get a free Starbucks gift card for participating in a Network World survey about application performance management best practices. Research firm NetForecast is surveying enterprises about APM practices for an upcoming Network World article. The first 100 participants will receive a $5 Starbucks gift card. Click here. December goodies from the Subnets SharePoint 2010 power user training for three people from Webucator, plus a brand new iPad available from Microsoft Subnet. Five massive libraries on CCNP, security, NX-OS up for grabs on Cisco Subnet. Enter to win! SLIDESHOWS Top IT Turkeys of 2010 Thanksgiving is a time for giving thanks for all of the people and things we love, to cherish what's most important to us. But that's for another slideshow. This one's all about taunting the companies, products and people who most resembled a turkey over the last year. So cut me a hockey-puck-shaped slice of jellied cranberry sauce and read on. Cool Yule favorites: 15 techie gifts we like Ho Ho Ho, it's time again to get our holiday wish lists together. Here are our 15 favorite products from the 140+ products submitted and tested in this year's Cool Yule Tools holiday gift guide. MOST-READ STORIES Google caves in Street View 'trespassing' case, pays $1 2010's biggest security SNAFUs Is a next-generation firewall in your future? Microsoft quietly invests in IBM emulator TurboHercules From Pong to Furby, games and gadgets of holidays past So many Androids, so little time Microsoft gains cloud security certification ... six months after Google WikiLeaks.org downed by domain hosting service AVG free update bricks 64-bit Windows 7 PCs Open source IP PBX saves serious cash for Michigan CAT
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