» Anritsu adds VoIP options to field tester
March 3, 2008 -- The company has added Voice over IP (VoIP) test options to its CMA 3000 field tester.

» Google Adds Customization Feature to Internet Search
Google has launched a search feature that lets signed-in users re-rank, delete and add comments on search results, according to a blog posted on Thursday.

» JDSU adds triple-play, copper test features to T-BERD/MTS-4000 platform
October 23, 2008 -- The company now bills the modular test instrument as a "full-capability, single-box solution for fiber, copper and triple-play testing."

» Phoenix Plays Bloodhound with New FailSafe Product
Renown for its BIOS manufacturing, Phoenix takes a leap into the device management market with "command and control" system for laptop PCs.

» Generous Response from Members Shores Up NECA Disaster Relief Fund
Thanks to the leadership of NECA District 3 Vice President Frank Russell, the NECA Disaster Relief Fund recently received a much needed boost from NECA members and chapters. The Relief Fund supports NECA contractors who have suffered setbacks in the face of disasters such as Hurricanes Gustav and Ike.

» Rolling Review: Host-Based NAC
Malware spreads fast, and the best risk management strategy is to not get bitten in the first place. Time to kick off our host-based NAC Rolling Review

» Dura-Line unveils FuturePath MicroDuct platform
December 17, 2007 -- Dura-Line Corp. has introduced its FuturePath system, which provides users with the ability to install the company's pre-configured MicroDucts and additional fiber cables as demands on a network increase.

» YouTube Offers Japanese Content Owners Way to Make Money
In late 2006 a coalition of 23 of Japan's biggest TV broadcasters and copyright organizations, alarmed at the uncontrolled spread of their content on the Internet, were preparing to battle YouTube. Two years on, the video-sharing site has just signed a site-wide licensing agreement for its content and is telling Japanese content owners that user-uploads of copyrighted content aren't necessarily a threat.