Monday, October 18, 2004

I Love Bees Game a Surprise Hit. An alternate-reality game conceived as a marketing ploy is gaining a huge and obsessive following. Fans of I Love Bees stalk pay phones, organize mass salutes and even use the presidential debate to connect with each other. By Daniel Terdiman. [Wired News] 5:00:33 PM    comment []

Google Envy Is Fomenting Search Wars. Propelled by Google envy, new players and Internet industry giants are rushing into the online search market. By By JOHN MARKOFF. [The New York Times > Technology] 5:00:10 PM    comment []

Route Analysis: The Foundation of IP Management. Fifty percent of all application performance problems happen where you can't see them - within the "cloud" of the IP network. Join Network World and Ipsum Networks for the audiocast "Route Analysis: The Foundation of IP Management" to find out how you can see into the brains of your IP network and manage it more effectively. [Networking Webcasts] 4:59:56 PM    comment []

StorageTek CEO: 'We're not just a tape company'. StorageTek, a Louisville, Colo., vendor of storage products, has steadily been improving its financial results and evolving its product line since former Xerox executive Pat Martin took over as chairman and CEO four-and-a-half years ago. He talked with N [Network World on Storage] 4:59:41 PM    comment []

SANS Institute names Top 20 vulnerabilities. The Unix kernel and databases that run on that operating system, along with security sub-systems and instant messaging that run on Windows, are the newest additions to the SANS Institute's annual list of Top 20 vulnerabilities most exploited by hackers. [Network World on SANs] 4:59:29 PM    comment []

Linksys springs wireless, voice gear. Latest Cisco news. [Network World on Routers and Switches] 4:59:19 PM    comment []

Demand Rises For E-Mail Archiving. Archiving software hits on compliance issues as well as better operational efficiencies. [InternetWeek] 4:58:40 PM    comment []

IBM unveils new Shark and midrange array. IBM presented two new enterprise-class storage arrays that feature compatible software that allows the boxes to be managed through a single interface and data to be replicated between them. [Computerworld Networking News] 4:58:11 PM    comment []

TVs, cameras top holiday plans. The Consumer Electronics Association predicts solid growth in gadget sales this year. [CNET News.com] 4:57:12 PM    comment []

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