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TOP STORIES - February 2, 2009 • Who Is the Best Skype Suitor? • Stimulus Package Boosts Net Neutrality, Broadband • Cox's Network Neutrality Plan Draws Fire • Google's Measurement Lab Fans Net Neutrality Flames • Nortel Exits WiMax Business SPOTLIGHT eWEEK Labs Walk-Through: IE 8 RC 1 While IE 8 has some unique new features, most of the browser's features already are available in competing browsers. READ MORE >> BEST OF eWEEK • Keep Your Network Conficker-Free • Microsoft Asks: Is SOA Myth or Money? • Walk-Through: Sun Microsystems JavaFX • 25 Years of Apple Macintosh FEATURED VIDEO eWEEK NewsBreak Google finally enables offline Gmail access; IT industry joins energy efficient push. WATCH NOW >> MOST READ STORIES • Fired Worker Accused of Planting Malware • Sources: Layoffs to Continue at IBM • Microsoft Debunks SOA Myths • Walk-Through: BlackBerry Storm 9530 IN THIS ISSUE Who Is the Best Skype Suitor? Clint Boulton: It's impossible for eBay to report quarterly earnings without the usual deliberations about what the company could, would or should do with Skype. I think Skype is ripe for a buy. READ MORE >> Stimulus Package Boosts Net Neutrality, Broadband The U.S. House approves $819 billion emergency stimulus legislation that includes billions for broadband build-outs, health IT initiatives, smart grid investments, advanced battery technology, and carbon capture and sequestration projects. READ MORE >> Brought to you by Ziff Davis Enterprise Breaking Tech News On-the-Go! For the most up to date technology news from our knowledgeable and trusted editors, visit eWEEK mobile from your handheld device. Go to mobile.eweek.com. ADVERTISEMENT Cox's Network Neutrality Plan Draws Fire Hoping to avoid the network neutrality woes of its cable rival Comcast, Cox Communications plans to begin Feb. 9 testing new bandwidth management practices designed to slow traffic that isn't "time-sensitive" during periods of peak network usage. READ MORE >> Google's Measurement Lab Fans Net Neutrality Flames The search giant opens a new front in the network neutrality war between content providers and ISPs by offering measurement tools to help computer users determine why their Web applications are balky. READ MORE >> Nortel Exits WiMax Business Nortel Networks is abandoning its WiMax business after declaring bankruptcy earlier this year. In a statement, Nortel says it will also end an agreement with Alvarion to resell that company's WiMax products. READ MORE >> 4 Steps to a Successful Windows Vista Migration Many organizations are contemplating or have started a Windows Vista migration. From the increased security to new features that enable employee productivity, there are a number of reasons for this adoption rate. But how do you start? DOWNLOAD NOW >> Virtualized Apps: The End of Application Deployments? Fast emerging as a solution of choice is a virtualized application delivery model, which delivers only an application's "interactive" components to the end user while the application itself, whether Windows-, Web- or UNIX-based, remains in the data center. DOWNLOAD NOW >>

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