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Cisco undervalues Tandberg, investment firms say

Two investment consulting companies laid out objections to Cisco's US$3 billion offer for Norwegian videoconferencing vendor Tandberg on Friday, saying in an open letter to Cisco and a press interview that the bid undervalues Tandberg.

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US lawmakers propose changes in telecom subsidies

Two U.S. lawmakers have proposed legislation that would allow money from a huge fund that subsidizes telephone and mobile service to parts of the U.S. to also go for broadband deployment.

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An important Linux fix

It's not often that Linux needs to be fixed, but a recently discovered security problem does deserve your attention.



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eBay Reaches Deal With Skype Founders

Skype users can breathe easier, now that one of technology's greatest business blunders has been fixed. The outside chance of a Skype shutdown has gone away, messy lawsuits have been resolved, and Skype's founders are back helping run the company.

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Droid launch draws tech-savvy crowd to Verizon store

More than 20 people waited in line for the 7 a.m. opening of a Boston-area Verizon Wireless store to buy the new Motorola Droid smartphone.

| News | Hardware | Mobile & wireless | Networking | Personal tech | 11/06/09 at 12:40 pm


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