Why the FCC’s net neutrality proposal is fundamentally dishonest

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	Why the FCC's net neutrality proposal is fundamentally dishonest I'm hardly a networking engineer, but it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out the FCC's new plan for net neutrality is fundamentally flawed. Read More WHITE PAPER: Ipswitch, Inc 5 Ways to Ensure Wireless Networks Keep Up With Demand Discover five ways in which you can keep up with the ever-increasing demands on your wireless networks. Learn More >> In this Issue Cisco's quarterly results suggest product transitions are kicking in The third time is not the charm: 3 ways the Microsoft Surface Pro 3 still fails New generic top-level domain names do more harm than good Is Cisco Back (as an enterprise security leader)? TCO of Cisco ACI 3X better than VMware NSX Windows XP on the police fingerprint scanner: What could possibly go wrong? Driverless cars could cripple law enforcement budgets 4 ways the AT&T/DirecTV megadeal could affect enterprise IT Without net neutrality, ISPs would destroy U.S. broadband speeds Silly rabbit, there is no such thing as DevOps in a box Microsoft's Surface Pro 3 may replace Apple's lost iPad shipments Yikes, ICS-CERT reminds public utilities about dangers of remote access without firewall : Network Instruments 7th Annual State of the Network Global Study Learn how IT leaders are moving forward with Software-Defined Networks, 40 Gb, Unified Communications, Big Data and BYOD and see why determining whether problems originate in the network, system, or application still present a top troubleshooting challenge. Learn More Cisco's quarterly results suggest product transitions are kicking in With a much-needed successful quarter, Cisco begins to reap the benefits of product transitions. Read More The third time is not the charm: 3 ways the Microsoft Surface Pro 3 still fails Microsoft's third try at creating a laptop-replacement tablet is better, but still has three big problems. Read More New generic top-level domain names do more harm than good The intent was to open new opportunities for domain names, but not all opportunities are good. Read More Is Cisco Back (as an enterprise security leader)? Sourcefire, architecture, and services place Cisco in the catbird seat for emerging enterprise cybersecurity requirements if Cisco remains aggressive. Read More WHITE PAPER: Network Instruments Are Agents Necessary for Accurate Monitoring? Being proactive in managing network performance means not only tracking the network and applications, but obtaining a view of the underlying infrastructure health. Selecting the best method for your team requires an understanding of the options and the ability to choose the solution that integrates well with your existing resources. Learn More TCO of Cisco ACI 3X better than VMware NSX Goldman Sachs report says SDN will be a net positive for Cisco. Read More Windows XP on the police fingerprint scanner: What could possibly go wrong? I couldn't resist taking a photo of this fingerprint scanner station while touring our suburban Boston police station during an open house. No really, I was there for an open house. And yes really, that's Windows XP running on the machine, which sits just outside the jail cells. Read More Driverless cars could cripple law enforcement budgets Local government has long looked to speeding tickets to increase revenue. What will they do when autonomous cars stick to the speed limit? Read More 4 ways the AT&T/DirecTV megadeal could affect enterprise IT The huge $48.5 billion acquisition will mostly bring changes for pay TV consumers, but businesses could be impacted too. Read More WHITE PAPER: Neustar Inc. Four Ways DNS Can Accelerate Business Growth This DNS eBook describes how DNS has developed over the years to support business growth as new needs have emerged, for example, advanced traffic management and protection from cyber threats. Learn More Without net neutrality, ISPs would destroy U.S. broadband speeds Verizon has made it clear that it would make the minimum broadband speeds unreasonably slow. Without the FCC in their way, other ISPs would join in. Read More Silly rabbit, there is no such thing as DevOps in a box No matter what some may tell you, you can't by DevOps in a box. Read More Microsoft's Surface Pro 3 may replace Apple's lost iPad shipments The Surface Pro 3 raises the question for the enterprise - why buy a notebook and a tablet? Read More Yikes, ICS-CERT reminds public utilities about dangers of remote access without firewall If the people running critical infrastructure actually need to be asked the series of questions that start the report (pdf), then that's alarming. Read More
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