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Vyatta, Digium, partner to combine open source networking and VoIP | Network World

Users of open source networking and telephony gear will get good news this week, as Vyatta and Digium have entered into a joint development and marketing agreement.

Symantec ends the development of security appliances | Network World

The recent decision of Symantec to get out of the security appliance business says more about the hardware industry than it does about the security business in general or Symantec in particular.

Microsoft releases new API for Windows Live Search | Network World

Microsoft Thursday unveiled a revamped Live Search API that developers can use to embed search on Web sites with more support for frequently used Web-development technologies and less restrictions on how third parties use the technology on their Web sites.

Control and security of corporate open-source projects proves difficult | Network World

Open source has become a staple for software development in the enterprise, but keeping track of it and maintaining security for it remains an elusive goal, according to a survey of more than 3,500 data architects and developers published today by Sonatype, which provides component lifecycle management products and also operates the Central Repository for downloading open-source software.

SpringSource buys Groovy-Grails backer G2One | Network World

SpringSource has bought G2One, which provides training and support for the increasingly popular open-source Groovy language and the related Web application development framework Grails. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

What Outsourcers Can Learn from Open-Source Communities | Network World

Outsourcing development and open-source development may at first appear to be about as far apart as baseball and football. Both use a ball in a game, but that's about it. Yet a closer look from open-source software developers and industry analysts reveals that enterprises using outsourcing for their programming needs could stand to learn some management and process techniques from the open-source community.

Why Avaya deal is good for customers | Network World

For the price of $8.2 billion, private-equity firms Silver Lake and TPG Capital have offered to take Avaya private. This is the largest such transaction ever in the enterprise networking and communications arena. And it’s a positive development for Avaya’s shareholders, employees and most importantly its customers.

Unity adds free mobile game development for Android and iOS | Network World

Unity Technologies has added the ability to develop for Android and iOS games for free using its platform.

Mauritian youth centers equipped with cybercafés | Network World

Mauritius launched its Community Empowerment Program (CEP) last week with the aim of facilitating ICT use in order for citizens to fully participate in the country's socioeconomic development.

A formalized Linux Standards Based development community emerges | Network World

The Free Standards Group (FSG) last week created a Linux Standard Base Developer Network, a move to promote the interoperability of Linux applications across various distributions and flavors of the open source operating system.

Ozzie reveals Azure, Microsoft’s development cloud | Network World

Microsoft Chief Software Architect Ray Ozzie Monday revealed Windows Azure, Microsoft's cloud-computing platform that allows developers to build and host their services on Microsoft infrastructure.

NITDA finalizes work on ICT4D plan to drive Vision 2020 | Network World

The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), Nigeria's technology watchdog, has finalized work on the country's ICT for development (ICT4D) plan following the final technical meeting by experts working on the document last week at NITDA's headquarters in Abuja.

Unsubscribing not so easy | Network World

Spammers have never shown any signs of moral development, but many of them have benefited from the technical intelligence of corrupt geeks who support their nefarious activities. Now, when I write about Bad Things, I anonymize the details and usually avoid making overtly derogatory comments in print; however, where spammers are concerned, the gloves come off. So here - without names or contact details but with lots of insulting comments - is the story.

Three African trading blocs look to joint ICT governance | Network World

Three African trading blocs have agreed to merge into the African Economic Community (AEC) and put ICT issues at the top of its infrastructure development agenda.

Sun says users love OpenSparc | Network World

Sun says its OpenSparc initiative, to promote the development of Linux on Sun processor technology, is gaining steam.

IBM aims to clear the mystique surrounding mainframe management | Network World

IBM is on a $100 million, five-year campaign to simplify mainframe management, administration and development (read the story here).

SAP shakes up development organization | Network World

SAP has abruptly reorganized its development strategy, with SuccessFactors CEO and cloud strategy chief Lars Dalgaard leaving the company and executive board member Vishal Sikka now tapped to lead a single software development unit.

Citrix sets up second Indian product development center | Network World

Citrix Systems is investing $200 million over five years to set up a second research and development (R&D) facility in Bangalore, India.

Kernel space: Interview with Andrew Morton | Network World

A core Linux maintainer answers users' questions about quality, the pace of development, and how new kernel developers can get involved.

How much support will there be for open source WAN products? | Network World

In a recent newsletter, we discussed the development of open source-based routers and PBXs from companies such as Vyatta and Asterisk. We got a lot of response to that newsletter, including one reader who asked if we thought that there would be as much of a community for open source based routers and PBXs as there is for Linux.

Avaya CEO steps down for medical reasons | Network World

Avaya CEO Lou D'Ambrosio has stepped down for unspecified medical reasons and is being replaced temporarily by former Cisco chief development officer Charles Giancarlo.

Microsoft testing prototype of Facebook-like social network | Network World

At the request of its SharePoint and Office product development teams, Microsoft's Office Labs operation has created and is testing a prototype of an internal social network that can provide employees with feeds and updates about their colleagues.

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Virtual servers: More or less secure? | Network World

Virtualization is quickly being adopted in many different industries. As virtual machines move from testing and development roles into production, security becomes ever more important. Virtual servers are no less secure than regular servers, and may provide additional security by compartmentalizing applications.

Congress extends R&D tax credit as part of bailout | Network World

The U.S. House of Representatives has voted to extend a research and development tax credit to U.S. businesses as part of its approval of a giant bailout of the U.S. mortgage industry.