This year's '25 Geekiest 25th Anniversaries' (NetworkWorld Buzzblog)

Paul McNamara compiles a ist of 2007's geekiest silver anniversaries. Which ones would you add?

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Q&A: Herbie Hancock Talks Math, Music and Mastering the Tech Toolbox (Wired)

Musician and composer Herbie Hancock's career has careened from straight jazz to experimental electronic music over the decades, with his surprise 1983 break-dancing hit, "Rockit," helping set the stage for hip-hop.

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America's techiest cities: Silicon Valley No. 1, but who's No. 2? (Computerworld)

The highest concentration of IT professionals in the U.S. is -- you guessed it -- in Silicon Valley. But naming the No 2 spot isn't as easy, and the answer might surprise you.

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AT&T clarifies vague service-termination rule (Network World)

Relax, AT&T subscribers: The company says it won’t cut off your Internet service if you criticize it.

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Sony to launch world's first OLED ultra-thin TV (Reuters)

Sony Corp said it will launch an ultra-thin flat TV in December, the world's first television based on organic light-emitting diode (OLED) technology into an $82 billion market dominated by LCD and plasma models.

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New RFID Technologies Announced at RFID World Boston (Design News)

RFID technologists, distributors and thinkers from around the world joined together last week at RFID World in Boston, MA. Sessions and the show floor focused on the real-world relevance of RFID and how to safely, securely and successfully apply the technology.

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