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BobB writes:
New IETF chair Russ Housley speaks out about bolting security on after the fact, the prospects for IPv6 and a new security technology called Hokey that could help safeguard wireless and wired networks.
http://www.networkworld.com/news/2007/073007-ietf- qa.html
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Gablar writes:
"Are Virtual world a fertile ground for research? In this Science Magazine article the author contends that Virtual worlds are fertile grounds for research oportunities on social science, economics and other fields. The author uses WOW and SL as the major examples of virtual worlds and describes some of the current research in SL and WOW. Do virtual worlds have enough parallels with reality to become research platforms?"
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Bonewalker writes:
Looks like the University of Kansas may not be as pro-RIAA (or anti-student) as initially assumed last week from this recent Slashdot story. Of course, this doesn't make that "one-strike" policy any less flawed, but it shows that they aren't simply throwing their students under the RIAA bus, as one poster put it. As an alum, I am happy to see this. I wonder if they needed to get a story like this out to help combat the backlash and stigma from that previous article, though?
