'Net Pioneers: Open Internet Should Be Separate

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Our Top Stories 'Net Pioneers: Open Internet Should Be Separate A group of Internet pioneers calls for an open Internet separate from managed IP services. Share: Report: Sprint Rejected Huawei, ZTE for Security Concerns Sprint turned down Huawei and ZTE for big contracts because of U.S. national security concerns, the Wall Street Journal said. Share: IE Zero-Day Doesn't Make the Cut for Patch Tuesday Microsoft is planning to release three updates for next week's Patch Tuesday, but the IE zero-day vulnerability isn't on the list to be patched. Share: The Top 10 Stories in IT This Week Oracle's lawsuit against SAP, alleging intellectual-property theft by SAP's former subsidiary TomorrowNow, went to trial this week, garnering daily headlines out... 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