• Juniper looking for wireless play, eyeing Aruba, Meru [networkworld.com]
• Bell Canada paves its 40G networking path [telecommagazine.com]
• EV-DO broadband tops 100 million subscribers worldwide [cdg.org]
• EU's Reding to set out return on telco investment [reuters.com]
• 3G netbooks replacing Mobile Phones as incentive for data plans? [cellphones.ca]
• U-verse Enters Lubbock, Texas [lightreading.com]
• Browser wars good for security; developers finally realising that users are clueless [theinquirer.net]
• Trend virus update freezes some PCs [theregister.co.uk]

• Verizon stand-alone High Speed Internet for Students [product-reviews.net]
• IP telephony carrier market 2008 [thechannelshow.com]
• BT Delays 24Mbps Broadband Exchange Upgrades [ispreview.co.uk]
• Netflix scuppered by technical error [theinquirer.net]
• Smartphone manufacturers cramming more and more technology onto platforms [vnunet.com]
• Ofcom Moots Theoretical Limits of Broadband via Copper [ispreview.co.uk]
• A closer look at Clearwire’s spectrum [muniwireless.com]
• Firefox users running both OS X and Windows report mystery attack that hijacks your clipboard [theregister.co.uk]

Comcast has hired Ren & Stimpy creator John Kricfalusi to create a new animated marketing campaign for the cable giant promoting the fact that they're giving away a new Nintendo DS (worth around $130) to new customers who sign up for their $99 triple-play service.
According to the website, the deal ends August 10.