http://www.networkworld.com/podcasts/360/ Network World 360 delivers the week's top news and highlights the best of NetworkWorld.com. en Copyright 2008 The Nokia 6010 and the Motorola RAZR V3 have topped one electronics-recycling firm's list of the most-recycled cell phones in 2008; Standards body debates fixing DNS or pushing new security scheme. (5:43) /podcasts/360/2008/112108-nw360-daily.html /podcasts/360/2008/112108-nw360-daily.html Fri, 21 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Microsoft will no longer play under the bright lights of Major League Baseball, which has decided to throw out the vendor's Silverlight browser add-on in favor of Adobe's Flash; A change at the helm of Yahoo won't revive a Microsoft takeover offer, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said during the company's annual shareholders meeting on Wednesday. (4:42) /podcasts/360/2008/112008-nw360-daily.html /podcasts/360/2008/112008-nw360-daily.html Thu, 20 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Researchers at the University of Maryland say they have discovered a material to replace lead, a potential environmental hazard, in electronics products; IBM plans to acquire virtualization vendor Transitive Corporation. (6:31) /podcasts/360/2008/111908-nw360-daily.html /podcasts/360/2008/111908-nw360-daily.html Wed, 19 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Novell Monday shipped Version 8 of its GroupWise messaging and calendaring platform; NetWitness Corporation Monday said it's offering its Investigator 8.6 network-traffic analysis tool to end users under a freeware license. (5:27) /podcasts/360/2008/111808-nw360-daily.html /podcasts/360/2008/111808-nw360-daily.html Tue, 18 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Enterasys this week is expected to announce integration of the Siemens Enterprise Communications WLAN portfolio with its switches and management systems. Cisco is the king of network security, commanding almost a quarter share of the worldwide $6.8 billion market for network security equipment, according to IDC. But can it hold the fort? (5:33) /podcasts/360/2008/111708-nw360-daily.html /podcasts/360/2008/111708-nw360-daily.html Mon, 17 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Barack Obama hasn't even appointed a chief technology officer yet, but thousands of people are using a new Web site to suggest and vote on ideas they think his CTO should work on; OpenSocial supporters celebrated on Thursday what they consider major progress in this project to establish a common set of standard APIs and tools for developing social networking applications. (3:10) /podcasts/360/2008/111408-nw360-daily.html /podcasts/360/2008/111408-nw360-daily.html Fri, 14 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Intel on Wednesday cut its revenue forecast for the fourth quarter, the latest sign that the global financial crisis is leading to a sharp slowdown in IT spending. Intel cited "significantly" weaker-than-expected demand for its products worldwide, and said companies involved in manufacturing PCs are aggressively reducing their component inventories. In other news, British telecom operator BT Group will lay off 10,000 workers as it seeks to cut costs and improve the profitability of its services branch. Most of the job cuts will come from indirect labor, such as subcontractors and offshore workers. (4:17) /podcasts/360/2008/111308-nw360-daily.html /podcasts/360/2008/111308-nw360-daily.html Thu, 13 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Cisco and the New York Yankees chat up $16 million stadium technology infrastructure; Q1 Labs slims down its enterprise software to offer IT managers free log management download. (6:59) /podcasts/360/2008/111208-nw360-daily.html /podcasts/360/2008/111208-nw360-daily.html Wed, 12 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Cisco has ushered in the new era of its Carrier Ethernet routers with the ASR 9000 edge system, which is designed to scale to 6.4 terabits per second; VMware is launching a hypervisor for mobile phones. (6:11) /podcasts/360/2008/111108-nw360-daily.html /podcasts/360/2008/111108-nw360-daily.html Tue, 11 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0500 EMC today will unveil its long-awaited cloud storage offering, a combination of hardware and software that promises to help businesses build and deliver Internet-based applications on a massive scale. Visa is looking to mimic the 2006 launch of its Operations Center Central (OCC) processing facility in Denver in other data centers around the globe. (6:20) /podcasts/360/2008/111008-nw360-daily.html /podcasts/360/2008/111008-nw360-daily.html Mon, 10 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0500