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Carriers’ future uncertain in “Wild West” of mobile web | Network World

Carriers and ISPs will soon face a do-or-die moment for their mobile Internet revenue streams, as increased competition and open networks take away their ability to tightly control what users download and how they experience the wireless Web.

E-readers: To be open or not to be open — that is the question | Network World

As e-readers grow in popularity, a debate is growing about how well proprietary formats such as Amazon.com uses with the Kindle will do against more open approaches that allow users to download e-books to just about any device.

Red Hat connects its distributor SYNNEX with ISVs | Network World

Red Hat is helping nine of its open-source ISV partners get broader distribution for their products in North America through a partnership with one of its major distributors, SYNNEX.

Internet in a box — a Blackbox, that is | Network World

A non-profit organization that creates an archive of the Internet by taking snapshots of every Web site recently moved its three petabytes of data into a 20-foot-long shipping container, a modular data centre based on open storage technology by Sun Microsystems Inc.

Informatica, MapR team for Hadoop streaming | Network World

Apache Hadoop users will soon be able to analyze data as it is streamed from its source, thanks to a partnership between data-warehouse software provider Informatica and Hadoop distributor MapR.

Report: Former AMD CEO Ruiz was source in scandal | Network World

Former Advanced Micro Devices CEO Hector Ruiz allegedly shared confidential information with a Wall Street trader connected to an insider-trading scandal, according to a news report on Tuesday.

Microsoft extends Windows 7 and Azure to open source developers | Network World

Company working with Tasktop and Soyatec on multiple initiatives to boost interoperability between its products and open source technologies like Eclipse and Java

Open source advocate calls for Microsoft version of Linux | Network World

A lot of open source advocates like to rage against the machine at Microsoft, but when a former Microsoft Research employee says that Windows 7 won't stop Linux from market domination, that's an opinion to note. Keith Curtis, author of the book After the Software Wars, says just that. But he goes further. He thinks Microsoft and its customers would be better off if the company ditched Windows and instead built its own version of the Linux operating system.

Tizen project releases preview of OS source code | Network World

The Tizen project, which is developing an open-source operating system for devices like smartphones and tablets, is offering a download of the alpha release of the source code of the operating system.

Microsoft open sources Windows scripting tool Mayhem | Network World

Microsoft has released as open source a program that helps users link different Windows applications in a single workflow.

Nvidia’s embrace of Linux Foundation highlights open source’s growing status | Network World

The announcement this week that chipmaker Nvidia is among the latest crop of companies to join the Linux Foundation is a sign of the growing importance of open source to the business sector -- and a reversal for a firm that, traditionally, hasn't been counted among the stalwarts of that community.

Sprint plans open app store | Network World

Sprint Nextel next year will introduce a new, more open application store on its feature phones, turning to a third party to manage it with the goal of getting new offerings out to consumers in an average of one week.

DEMO 2011: New Mobile Apps that Are Good for Business | Network World

Remember when you flipped open your mobile phone and only made calls with it? It wasn't that long ago, but after watching the demos of mobile applications startup companies at DEMO Spring 2011, the flip phone seems prehistoric.

TeliaSonera, ZTE readies first multimode LTE modem | Network World

TeliaSonera will use a modem from ZTE to allow users to access its LTE (Long Term Evolution) network using multiple spectrum bands, and in the process open the door for using the network technology in both cities and rural areas, the operator said on Monday.

Most Android, iPhone apps violate open source rules | Network World

Seven out of 10 Android and iOS apps that contain open source "failed to comply with basic open source license requirements," according to a new analysis.

News Corp.’s Jon Miller: MySpace stopped innovating | Network World

MySpace stopped innovating at a time when it led the social networking market and had strong momentum, leaving the door open for competitors such as Facebook and Twitter, said Jonathan Miller, who oversees News Corp.'s Internet businesses, including the embattled MySpace.

Open source group urges EU Parliament staff to reject Microsoft ‘bribe’ | Network World

Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE) is urging workers at the European Parliament not to accept free licenses to Microsoft programs saying it would be a breach of ethics.

Facebook IPO filing addresses mobile, e-commerce | Network World

Facebook's application Wednesday to sell shares on the open market includes hints about its plans for mobile use and online payments, and reveals previously guarded information about how much its executives get paid.

Fave Raves: Loyal Spiceworks community chimes in | Network World

Spiceworks users continue to heap praise on the open-source IT management suite, lauding its features, cost (free) and community support.

Sweet communications | Network World

The question is not whether you should implement unified communications technologies when your company is in the open source community and full of employees fresh from college who would rather instant-message than make a phone call. The question is how.

Vyatta pits new appliances against Cisco ISR | Network World

Open source networking player Vyatta this week refreshed its mid-range routing and security appliances with three new models aimed at small to mid-sized enterprises and branch offices.

Genachowski lays out FCC mobile strategy | Network World

FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski outlined a four-part strategy for U.S. wireless communications on Wednesday, focusing on additional radio spectrum, obstacles to 4G (fourth-generation) deployments, an open Internet and competition.

Former Microsoft open-source chief joins cloud startup | Network World

Former Microsoft open-source chief Sam Ramji has joined cloud-computing startup Sonoa Systems, taking over product strategy and business development at the Santa Clara, California-based company.

Study pushes for net neutrality, new journalism models | Network World

The U.S. government should advance an "ambitious" plan for universal broadband availability and should ensure that broadband networks are open to all content and applications, according to a new study on public information needs in the digital age.

Sony shows power outlets that can control electricity by user, device, or source | Network World

Sony is developing electric wall sockets and plugs that can control power consumption by appliance, user or original power source.

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