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Congressional Democrats also support the idea of pushing back the DTV transition from its current deadline.
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At CES, Cisco launched new products and industry initiatives aimed at cementing its status as a leader in the digital home space.
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Netgear stormed CES 2009 in Las Vegas on Wednesday with a plethora of products for the home network, geared toward specific sects of consumers.
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D-Link has unveiled a host of new products for the networked home at CES 2009 in Las Vegas, among them its fastest 802.11n router.
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The former online auction company chief had been considered by U.S. Republican presidential candidate John McCain as a potential Treasury secretary.
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Developers who have been reluctant to develop applications for Google's mobile Android platform because apps have only been available for free should be much happier in 2009.
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It was a whirlwind year for the networking industry. From high-profile acquisitions and executive departures, to smaller vendors vying for a piece of the Cisco pie and three touch-screen smart phones facing off for touch-screen domination, 2008 had a lot to offer. Here are the 10 biggest networking stories of the year.
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