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The MDN Web Docs site provides information about Open Web technologies including HTML, CSS, and APIs for both Web sites and progressive web apps.

Crash course: HTML 5 video | Network World

If you want to watch Internet-delivered video on your PC, the vast majority of Web sites have settled on a single, consistent way to do that. That's the good news. The bad news is that this single, consistent delivery system is Adobe Flash, with all its security and stability issues.

XHTML 2 language dumped in favor of HTML 5 | Network World

Looking to focus on the budding -- and game-changing -- HTML 5 specification, the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) said Thursday it plans to increase available resources for the effort by discontinuing further development of XHTML 2.

Report: Hiring by tech companies under DOJ investigation | Network World

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is investigating whether the hiring practices of Google, Yahoo, Apple and some other technology companies may have violated anti-trust regulations, The Washington Post [<a href="http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/06/02/AR2009060203412.html">reported Wednesday.</a>]

Tabbed interface framework masters CDs, DVDs with HTML | Network World

We need to build a tabbed interface framework for mastering CDs and DVDs containing HTML content. The content does not require server interaction but may contain video and/or animated presentation material. We have Java skills and a legacy Macromedia Director application we want to replace for delivering PC and Mac content on disk. What would you recommend?

Running Tomcat to listen on standard SSL port; Troubleshooting decreased performance of a wireless router | Network World

* Dr. Internet columnist Steve Blass discusses building a tabbed interface framework for mastering CDs and DVDs containing HTML content * Help Desk columnist Ron Nutter helps a reader troubleshoot decreased performance of a wireless router

A paper to make sense of federation protocols | Network World

SAML, ID-FF, ID-WSF, WS-Fed - if these abbreviations, acronyms and the general alphabet soup surrounding identity federation leaves you begging for a primer, your prayer has been answered. HP's Jason Rouault has written a paper, "Making sense of the federation protocol landscape" which is available in HTML and PDF formats.

A viable user group: WSTA | Network World

In a recent newsletter http://www.networkworld.com/newsletters/frame/2005/0704wan2.html, we observed that several years ago we had an abundance of user groups both for advancing technology and for jointly advocating for new and improved services.  At the end of the newsletter, we asked whether you felt there was still a need for these organizations, and we'll begin sharing those responses today.

A viable user group: WSTA | Network World

In a recent newsletter http://www.networkworld.com/newsletters/frame/2005/0704wan2.html, we observed that several years ago we had an abundance of user groups both for advancing technology and for jointly advocating for new and improved services.  At the end of the newsletter, we asked whether you felt there was still a need for these organizations, and we'll begin sharing those responses today.

A viable user group: WSTA | Network World

In a recent newsletter http://www.networkworld.com/newsletters/frame/2005/0704wan2.html, we observed that several years ago we had an abundance of user groups both for advancing technology and for jointly advocating for new and improved services.  At the end of the newsletter, we asked whether you felt there was still a need for these organizations, and we'll begin sharing those responses today.

NetFlash: Experts split on port 445 security risk | Network World

More than a week after Microsoft patched 10 security flaws in its software, security experts are offering differing views on whether an attack that exploits one of these flaws may be brewing. Experts split on port 445 security risk http://www.networkworld.com/news/2005/062305-security-port445.html?net&story=062305-security-port44

Norton Internet Security and HTTPS problem | Network World

Last week (http://www.networkworld.com/newsletters/bug/2005/0613bug2.html) we mentioned that a reader was having a potential problem with Symantec's Norton Internet Security suite and the way it interacted with HTTPS sites. Some sites were rendered inaccessible, including Amazon.com, unless Norton was completely shut down. We asked you for suggestions and the responses flowed in:

NetFlash: Update: Ebbers found guilty of WorldCom fraud | Network World

Bernard Ebbers is most likely going to prison for his role in the $11 billion WorldCom fraud that hurt so many people. It won’t be any Martha Stewart sentence, either - it’s up to 85 years. A jury found him guilty on all counts yesterday, as they didn’t buy his “I don’t know anything about finances” defense. Update: Ebbers found guilty of WorldCom fraud http://www.nwfusion.com/edge/news/2005/0315ebbers1.html?net To get financial news on networking companies in your inbox, go to: http://nwwsubsc

NetFlash: Fight for regulatory changes, Powell tells VoIP providers | Network World

At this week’s Voice on the Net trade show, FCC Chairman Michael Powell told a crowd of VoIP enthusiasts to be sure to continue giving the FCC a hard time. What does he care? He’s leaving. Fight for regulatory changes, Powell tells VoIP providers http://www.nwfusion.com/edge/news/2005/0308fccpowell.html?net More VON news http://www.nwfusion.com/news/2005/von2005.html?net

NetFlash: Govt. braces for key security standard | Network World

President Bush six months ago told federal agencies to come up with a smart-card standard that would give employees and contractors secure access to networks and buildings. While that seems like a noble goal, those agencies are still flipping out over the cost and headaches that would come from trying to implement it. Govt. braces for key security standard http://www.nwfusion.com/news/2005/022805fips201.html?net

NetFlash: Govt. braces for key security standard | Network World

President Bush six months ago told federal agencies to come up with a smart-card standard that would give employees and contractors secure access to networks and buildings. While that seems like a noble goal, those agencies are still flipping out over the cost and headaches that would come from trying to implement it. Govt. braces for key security standard http://www.nwfusion.com/news/2005/022805fips201.html?net

Orange hasn’t given up competing for the future of messaging | Network World

Orange is hoping it can compete more effectively with over-the-top messaging vendors thanks to an upgraded version of its Libon service that lets uses chat with anyone who has a device with an HTML browser.

Flaws found in Linux SMB file system | Network World

Editor's note: With the Thanksgiving holiday here, this is our only newsletter this week. For a reminder of things we should be thankful for, read Ellen Messmer's latest Security Notes entry: http://www.nwfusion.com/weblogs/security/006818.html?nl

NetFlash: Service-oriented hype to meet hard realities | Network World

I’ve heard so much about service-oriented architectures lately that my ears are numb. What is an SOA, really? What will it take to get there? Should it really be called “spaghetti-oriented architecture,” as one observer says? And most importantly, how much should we believe the hype? Our top story answers these questions. Service-oriented hype to meet hard realities http://www.nwfusion.com/news/2004/110104soapart1.html?net

NetFlash: CA snags Netegrity for security | Network World

Computer Associates may be recording a loss, and it may be laying off 5% of its workforce, but that’s not stopping the management software company from doing what it does best (of course, some would say “worst”) - that is, buying other software companies. The latest acquisition is Netegrity, which makes access control and identity management products. CA snags Netegrity for security http://www.nwfusion.com/news/2004/1006canet2.html?net CA expects loss on restructuring, settlement charges http://www.n

Foiling Web bugs | Network World

As a follow-up to an article I wrote earlier this year on the perils of HTML e-mail, today I’m looking at how to defeat e-mail tracking services that use Web bugs.

AOL AIM ‘Away’ vulnerability | Network World

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NetFlash: Microsoft nears completion of Virtual Server 2005 | Network World

Everyone is on the bandwagon for virtualization, even Microsoft. Well, it’s, um, virtually there - the company just put out the first release candidate of Virtual Server 2005, which is a hop, skip and jump away from an actual product. Virtual Server is designed to allow multiple operating systems to run on a single server, as long as one of them is Windows Server 2003. Microsoft nears completion of Virtual Server 2005 http://www.nwfusion.com/news/2004/0614msvs05.html?net

HTML e-mail not worth the risk | Network World

Many people are sending HTML e-mail for no obvious reason or benefit. HTML e-mail can be recognized by colored backgrounds or typefaces. It sometimes has designs or other decorations in the messages. Unfortunately, HTML e-mail is a security risk.

AT&T promotes HTML 5 apps | Network World

AT&T is hoping to encourage developers to use HTML 5 with the release of a new API platform.