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I have to say that I agree 100% with what Simon posted on his blog today about blogger conflicts of interest (not really about the other stuff). You should recognize who is advertising on what blogs and know that even if the writer tries to be unbiased, it’s really not that easy. I try to do my best to disclose any conflicts, but readers should be aware that in such a small industry, conflicts are everywhere and are difficult to avoid

Anti-US hacker takes credit for ‘Here you have’ email worm A hacker who claims he was behind a fast-spreading email worm that crippled corporate networks last week said that the worm was designed, in part, as a propaganda tool. The hacker, known as Iraq Resistance, responded to inquiries sent to an email address associated with the “Here you have” worm, which during a brief period early Thursday accounted for about 10 percent of the spam on the Internet

VMware: Get Ready for the New Infrastructure As virtualization continues to grow, the jobs of mediating access to and coordinating hardware is being taken over by a new layer of software VMware calls “extended virtualization,” the company’s President and CEO Paul Maritz told the audience at VMware Tuesday.

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Disband the ITU-T IPv6 Group When the ITU-T IPv6 Group gets together in Geneva next week, one of the things they should discuss is the need for their very existence. For many decades, those of us with some longevity in the information and communication technology (ICT) field have witnessed recurrent cycles of rampant protocol politics